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Conrado Nalé
Roxlo (February 15, 1898 – July 2, 1971) was an
Argentine writer,
journalist and humorist, who was born and died in
Buenos Aires. He was...
- 2001 [1994]
Convergence of a
Monotonic Sequence by Anik
Debnath and
Thomas Roxlo (The
Harker School),
Wolfram Demonstrations Project. Weisstein, Eric W....
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Madame Sans-Gêne
Directed by Luis César
Amadori Written by
Conrado Nalé
Roxlo Based on
Madame Sans-Gêne by
Victorien Sardou and Émile
Moreau Starring...
- Péle Pastorino,
Francisco Luis Bernárdez,
Leopoldo Marechal,
Conrado Nalé
Roxlo, and Raúl González Tuñón,
among others.
Jorge Luis
Borges and
Lawrence Durrell...
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Summer Pops concerts. The
Spanish conductor and
composer Guillermo S. de
Roxlo founded the
orchestra in 1932, with an
initial ensemble of 15 musicians...
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filmmaker Joaquín
Morales Solá, journalist,
commentator and
anchor Conrado Nalé
Roxlo,
journalist and
writer Roberto Noble, journalist,
politician and publisher...
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Miranda (born 1928),
Salvadoran football player and
former coach Conrado Nalé
Roxlo (1898–1971),
Argentine writer,
journalist and
humorist Conrado Pérez (born...
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Argentine comedy film
directed by
Fernando Ayala and
written by
Conrado Nalé
Roxlo,
based on his
homonymous theatre play. It
stars Alba Arnova,
Alfredo Alcón...
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received praise from
Angelo de Gubernatis,
Eduardo Acevedo Díaz,
Carlos Roxlo [es], and
Arturo Giménez Pastor [es]. In
addition to this book,
Sabbia collaborated...
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department store in
Uruguay at the
corner of 18 de
Julio Avenue and
Carlos Roxlo,
kicking off
modernization of the
retail and
supermarket industry in Uruguay...
