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Rheum (/ruːm/; from Gr****: ῥεῦμα
rheuma 'a flowing, rheum') is a thin
mucus naturally discharged from the eyes, nose, or mouth,
often during sleep (contrast...
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Wigginton Road
Cricket Ground in York is a
former cricket ground. Its one and only first-class
match was held in June 1890
between Yorkshire and Kent....
- Ground-level
ozone (O3), also
known as surface-level
ozone and
tropospheric ozone, is a
trace gas in the
troposphere (the
lowest level of the Earth's atmosphere)...
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Alfred John "Alf"
Goulding (January 26, 1885 –
April 25, 1972) was an Australian-born vaudevillian, who
became an
American film
director and screenwriter...
- Brahms.
Zemlinsky won
joint first prize,
sharing the
honours with
Robert Gound. His re****tion as a
composer was
further helped when
Gustav Mahler conducted...
- (Kafi Thaat)
Gopika (raga)
Gopika Basant Gorakh Kalyan Govardhani Todi
Gound Gujjari (raagini) Guna
Kalyan Guna
Sagra Gunkiri (raagini)
Gunguni (putra...
- Kafi – 751
Suhee Lalit – 793
Bilaval – 795
Bilaval Dakhani – 843
Gound – 859
Bilaval Gound – 874
Ramkali – 876
Ramkali Dakhani – 907 Nut
Narayan – 975 Nut...
- 35.
Bilaval Dakhani 843
Deccani 36.
Gound/Gond/Gaund ਗੋਂਡ Strangeness, surprise,
beauty 859 Main 37.
Bilaval Gound 874
Mixed 38. Ramkali/Raamkali ਰਾਮਕਲੀ...
- The
Circle was a
cricket ground on
Anlaby Road in
Kingston upon Hull,
which hosted 89 first-class
matches from 1899 to 1974. Two
other matches were rained...
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awarded joint first place along with the
Symphony in G
major by
Robert Gound. Both
works were
given their first performance on 5
March 1899 with the...
