- "l’Allemand",
meaning "the German."
Variants of the name include: Laleman,
Lalemand, Lalemant, Lalleman, L'allemand, and Lallemand. It may
refer to: Charles...
- Jean
Lalemand (born 11
September 1912, date of
death unknown) was a
Belgian wrestler. He
competed in the men's
freestyle lightweight at the 1936 Summer...
- (Philippe Nicaud) is not
Lalemand, and she
leaves soon
afterwards to
return to his residence. There, she
finds out that the real
Lalemand is an acquaintance...
-
Charles Lalemand was a
Belgian rower. He
competed at the 1920
Summer Olympics in
Antwerp with the men's
eight where they were
eliminated in
round one....
- has been used with
promising results. [citation needed]
Conduct disorder Lalemand Behaviour Scale Operant conditioning Oppositional defiant disorder Positive...
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Arthur Thompson Great
Britain Hermanni Pihlajamäki Finland Fall Jean
Lalemand Belgium
Paride Romagnoli Italy Decision, 3–0 ****
Garrard Australia...
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Bosshard Paul
Staub (cox) Belgium Daniël
Clarembaux Jozef Hermans Charles Lalemand Gustave De
Mulder Félix
Taymans René Smet
Julien Crickx Maurice Requillé...
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Giudice Giuseppe Mion (cox) Belgium
Ernest Kaempf Léopold
Renwart Charles Lalemand Albert Piron M8+ Italy
Scipione Del
Giudice Luigi Ermellini Tullio Rosada...
- Le
mariage de
Figaro Le
comte Almaviva 1959 Come
Dance with Me Gérard
Lalemand 1960
Lovers on a
Tightrope Simon 1961
Tonight or
Never Guillaume 1961 Le...
-
through his
holding companies Industrial Life,
Provident Life, and Fred
Lalemand yeast. He
disposed of his main
holding company Trans Canada Corporation...
