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Encyclopedia Britannica. May 14, 2020.
Retrieved February 13, 2021. Singer,
Isido Singer; Jacobs, Joseph. "Slave-trade". Jewishencyclopedia.com. Retrieved...
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during his term that
several towns of
Negros Occidental,
including San
Isido, San Carlos, and
Calatrava were established. San
Carlos prospered through...
- dato/dahai 1pl
yotokou tokou dotokou 2sg ika/ia' ko/ika/ia' nu dia'/dika 2pl
ikoyu kou
dikoyu 3sg.m isio disido/dau 3sg.f
isido dosido/dau 3pl yolo diolo...
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American cruisers entered Golden Horn Bay. In
April 1918, the ****anese
company Isido was
attacked in Vladivostok.
After this incident, the ****anese and British...
- Défense. – Takis's
representative works at
Galerie Xippas in Paris. – "
Isidos Awakening":
performance with
Barbara Maurothalasiti. 1992:
Transforms the...
- José Tenería,
Ejido de Tenancingo, San Nicolás Tepetzingo,
Colonia San
Isido and Ixpuichiapan,
which provide water both for
drinking and agriculture...
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important town in the
parroquia "San Juan de Soledad", now
known as the town of
Isido Ayora (located to the east of
Pedro Carbo). On
August 1, 1893, the name...
