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Zlatan Stipišić (born 13
August 1968), also
known as Gibonni, is a
Croatian singer-songwriter and composer. He is one of the most
successful and awarded...
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Jimera de
Líbar is a town and muni****lity in the
province of Málaga, part of the
autonomous community of
Andalusia in
southern Spain. The muni****lity...
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Camille Libar (27
December 1917 – 9
October 1991) was a
football player and
manager from Luxembourg.
Libar pla**** for
Stade Dudelange, RC Strasbourg, FC...
- Stan Lee (born
Stanley Martin Lieber /
ˈliːbər/;
December 28, 1922 –
November 12, 2018) was an
American comic book writer, editor,
publisher and producer...
- Led by the three-headed
monster of De Harder, Édouard Kargu, and
Camille Libar,
Bordeaux captured its first-ever
league championship, in just the club's...
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Jimera de
Líbar, Montejaque, and Ronda. Town of
Grazalema Llanos del
Ravel or
Llanos del revés
Cueva de las Dos
Puertas Llanos de
Líbar Abies pinsapo...
- (1947–51)
Gaston Choulet (1951–52)
Gabriel Corsaletti (1952–53)
Camille Libar (1953–57) André
Grillon (1957–64) René
Dereuddre (1964–76)
Alain Laurier...
- Kemp 15 20 0.75 1938–1945 Aurélien
Joachim 15 80 0.19 2005–2019 5
Camille Libar 14 24 0.58 1938–1947 6
Nicolas Kettel 13 56 0.23 1946–1959
Danel Sinani...
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Piedra Gaucín
Genalguacil Guaro Humilladero Igualeja Istán
Iznate Jimera de
Líbar Jubrique Júzcar La Cala de
Mijas La Viñuela
Macharaviaya Málaga (Capital)...
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Sochaux 1947–48 28
goals Henri Arnaudeau Bordeaux 1948–49 41
goals Camille Libar Bordeaux 1949–50 27
goals Edmund Haan Nîmes 1950–51 23
goals Thadée Cisowski...
