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Ruché (pronounced in
English /ˈruːkeɪ/ ROO-kay, Italian: [ruˈke]) is a red
Italian wine
grape variety from the
Piedmont region. It is
largely used in...
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Ruche may
refer to: Ruching, in
garment design,
ruffling or
pleating in
fabric for
decoration or
embellishment Ruché, a
grape This
disambiguation page...
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Ruche may
refer to: La
Ruche (residence), artists'
residence in
Paris La
Ruche (school),
early 1900s
anarchist school outside Paris Beehive (disambiguation)...
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Ruche ([la ʁyʃ]; "the beehive") was an artist's
residence in the Montparn****e
district of Paris. It now
hosts around fifty artists and
stages art exhibitions...
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Albanian emb****y in Attica, Greece,
which left no victims.
Ruches 1965: 156
Ruches 1965: 156 "The
villages of
Polytsani and
Malesiovon were in Epirote...
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location (link)
Ruches 1965: 91
Miller 1966: 520
Stickney 1924: 49
Boeckh 1996: 116
Ruches 1965: 92–93.
Stickney 1924: 50 Kondis: 132–133
Ruches 1965: 94 Leon...
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Mouches Café des 2
Moulins Café
Procope Folies Bergère
Fountains in
Paris La
Ruche Les Deux
Magots Maxim's
Moulin de la
Galette Moulin Rouge Paris Métro entrances...
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Ruche,
Fontvieille is an
industrial building in the Prin****lity of Monaco. It was
built by Monaco's
Public Works Office. La
Ruche was
inaugurated in...
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Zelepos 2002: 119
Ruches 1965: 54 Heurtley, Darby,
Woodhouse 1967: 104
Zelepos 2002: 119
Sakellariou 1997: 292
Sakellariou 1997: 292
Ruches 1965: 54 Sakellariou...
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French novelist Émile Souvestre. She
founded the girls'
boarding schools Les
Ruches ("the beehives") in Fontainebleau, France,
where writer Natalie Clifford...
