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Field Marshal Gardihewa Sarath Chandralal Fonseka (born 18
December 1950) is a
retired Sri
Lankan army officer. He was the
eighteenth Commander of the...
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Pieter Alfonso "
Fonnie" du Toit (13
March 1920 – 21 July 2001) was a
South African international rugby union player. Born in Vryburg, du Toit was an insurance...
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location missing publisher (link) Morales,
Brumkin Fonnie; Prichep,
Deena (2017). Kachka: A
Return to
Russian Cooking.
Flatiron Books...
- tries. Six
members of the 1946 team
later became Springboks:
Hannes Brewis,
Fonnie du Toit,
Jorrie Jordaan, Flip Geel, Fiks van der Merwe,
Louis Strydom and...
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August 1949 New
Zealand 12 6 2 0 0 0 279
Fonnie du Toit 13
August 1949 New
Zealand 8 6 2 0 0 0 280
Chris Koch 13 August...
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bombing attack".
Pacific Media Network.
Retrieved 26
April 2024. Ladd,
Fonnie Black (2001). The
Wholesale Rescue.
Valley Farm
Publications (January 1...
- Welfare,
described as "one of Liberia's most high-profile doctors".
Mbalu Fonnie—a
licensed nurse-midwife and
nursing supervisor at the K****
hospital in...
- S. F.; Yang, X.; Jiang, P.-P.; Nekoui, M.; Colubri, A.; Coomber, M. R.;
Fonnie, M.; Moigboi, A.; Gbakie, M.; Kamara, F. K.; Tucker, V.; et al. (2014)....
- 5
January 1952 England 3–8 South
Africa Twickenham,
London Try:
Fonnie du Toit Con:
Hennie Muller Pen:
Hennie Muller Referee:
William Murdoch (Scotland)...
- 45.0
David Walker 45.6 1984
Oklahoma Sooners Aubrey Jones 47.0y 3:03.06y
Fonnie Kemp 45.8y
Dannie Carter 45.0y Don Bly 45.3y 1985
Baylor Bears Darnell Chase...
