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Sinita may
refer to :
Titular see of
Sinita,
former Catholic diocese in
Italy Sinitta Malone, American-British
singer This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
- was
nominally restored as
Latin titular bishopric,
bearing the name of
Sinita until it was
renamed Sinis in 1793. Its in****bents were/are of the ****ing...
- but over the
years he and Dede
drift apart. He
cares deeply for his boys.
Sinita: Minerva's good friend, whom she met at
Inmaculada Catholic School for Girls...
- Peña Ana Martín as Mrs.
Mercedes Mirabal, the
mother Paulina Treviño as
Sinita Ana
Layevska as Lina Lovatón
Fernando Becerril as Mr.
Enrique Mirabal Roger...
- CEE region. One of the few
attempts of this kind is that
undertaken by
Sinita Zrinkak (see 2004).
Comparing different types of
generational responses...
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Brent Crough, 24yo male Tamworth, New
South Wales 5
February 2018
Unknown Sinita Martin, 27yo
female M****atharra,
Western Australia; The 27-year-old victim's...
- Society. Eugène-Jean-Claude-Joseph Desflèches (1844–87),
Titular Bishop of
Sinita, was
elected as the
first apostolic vicar.
Missionaries and
Christians were...
- Laurențiu
Petcu Decision 3 2:00
Lightweight Ovidiu Mereț vs.
Alexandru Sinița Draw 3 2:00
Light Middleweight Mario Chivulescu def.
Marco Catrin Decision...
- Sardinia, present-day Italy) (July 1817 – 11 July 1838),
Titular Bishop of
Sinita (1817.05.24 – 1838.07.11),
later Apostolic Vicar of
Hupeh and
Hunan (central...
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Society (M.E.P.) (born Italy) (1838 –
death 1838.07.11),
Titular Bishop of
Sinita (1817.05.24 – 1838.07.11);
previously Apostolic Vicar of
Szechwan 四川 (China)...
