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Pētersons (feminine: Pētersone) may
refer to:
Alexander Petersson (Aleksandrs
Pētersons; born 1980), an
Icelandic handball player Ēriks
Pētersons (1909–1987)...
- NBC News.
Petersons was born
Indra Valija Petersons on June 22, 1980, in Los Angeles, California,. Her
father is Dr.
Viesturs T.
Petersons, a neurosurgeon...
- his career.
Petersons also pla**** for the
Latvian national team at the 1936
Winter Olympics and
three World Championships. "Arvīds
Petersons" (in Latvian)...
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Armands Pētersons (born 5
December 1990) is a
Latvian footballer who
plays as a
midfielder for Auda and the
Latvia national team.
Pētersons made his international...
- Kārlis
Pētersons (1903 –
possibly in 1980) was a
Latvian wrestler and army officer.
Pētersons was an
officer of the
Latvian Army and head of the Army Sports...
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Jordan Bernt Peterson (born 12 June 1962) is a
Canadian psychologist, author, and
media commentator.
Often described as conservative, he
began to receive...
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Peterson in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Peterson may
refer to:
Peterson (surname)
Peterson Air
Force Base,
Colorado Peterson,
Indiana Peterson,...
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Peterson's is an
American company that has
print and
digital products and services,
including test preparation,
memory retention techniques, and financial...
- he
appeared in
eight matches.
After World War II
Pētersons moved to
United States. Ēriks
Pētersons was
first noticed in 1928 when he
moved from a third...
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falling down the
stairs after collapsing. The
Petersons had
dinner with
Ratliff and her daughters, and
Peterson had sta**** and
helped Ratliff put the children...
