- have
borrowed from
Alessandro Piccolomini's 1540 star atlas, De le
stelle fisse ("Of the
fixed stars"),
although Bayer included an
additional 1,000 stars...
- but has been
rejected in
England and Wales. This idea was
proposed by
Fisse and Braithwaite. They
proposed that
where an
individual had
committed the...
-
October 4, 2012.
Nader v.
General Motors Corp., 307 N.Y.S.2d 647 (N.Y. 1970)
Fisse, Brent; Braithwaite, John (1983). The
Impact of
Publicity on
Corporate Offenders...
-
Auguste Fisse was a
French dancer and
ballet master of the 18th century.[citation needed] A
dancer in
Turin in
Italy in 1762, then in
Lille in 1768 and...
-
resemblance to that animal. The name
comes from
colonial Dutch equivalent fisse or visse. In the
French language, the pelt of a
polecat is also
called fiche...
- more
extensive than land. The
treatises Sfera del
mondo e De le
stelle fisse (The
sphere of the
world and The
fixed stars) (1540), in
which he adhered...
- aderenti. In un
campo nel
quale ben
raramente si
danno realtà
rigide e
fisse, non
sempre i
termini di ****ociazione,
movimento e
gruppo corrispondono...
-
recovered and many are on
display in the
Kalkriese Museum and Park. W.
Fisse-Niewedde. "Woher
kommt der Name "Schmittenhöhe" –
Information by the local...
-
Jerry Titus Asks, "Why Doesn't The
Corvair Handle?"".
Curbside classic.
Fisse, Brent; Braithwaite, John (1983). The
Impact of
Publicity on
Corporate Offenders...
-
kvinder og sang, lit. 'wine,
women and song' also more
modern as Danish: Øl,
fisse og hornmusik, lit. 'beer, **** and horn music' Estonian:
Sigarettid ja...
