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Championship in
Aalborg (Denmark) in 1990,
Sabanis won a
silver (big) medal, and the
first such
medal for Albania.
Sabanis emigrated to
Greece in 1991 and represented...
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Giorgos Sabanis was born and
raised in Athens, Greece. He has
three siblings. His
parents divorced when he was only six
years old. As a teenager,
Sabanis was...
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Luigi Sabani, best
known as Gigi
Sabani (5
October 1952 – 4
September 2007), was an
Italian TV impersonator. Born in Rome,
Sabani made his television...
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Muhammad Sabani (born
October 15, 1977) is an
Indonesian professional football coach and
former player who
plays as a goalkeeper.
Sabani is
married to...
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weightlifters were
disqualified for doping,
amongst them Gr**** star
Leonidas Sabanis, who had won two
silver medals in
previous Olympics and who had originally...
- Nedžat
Šabani (Macedonian: Неџат Шабани; born 11
November 1963) is a
Macedonian football manager and
former striker of
Albanian descent.
After playing...
- (1944–2017)
Hysen ****ku (born 1992)
Erkand Qerimaj (born 1988)
Leonidas Sabanis (born 1971)
Ilirian Suli (born 1975) Gert
Trasha (born 1988) Theoharis...
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European Cup for
nations (in Antalya, Turkey,
December 1990) Dimas,
Leonidas Sabanis and
Fatmir Bushi helped Albania rank 2nd in
Europe (after 1st
placed Bulgaria)...
- single, "Einai Kati Laika" ("It's
Something Laic"), was
written by
Giorgos Sabanis and
Eleni Giannatsoulia. The song
premiered on Gr****
radio on 7 November...
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Aurora to the east. On June 16, 1955, the town's name was
changed from
Sabani to
Gabaldon in
honor of the
former provincial governor and
Philippine Resident...
