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Saint Tanco (or Tancho, Tanchon, Tatta, etc.; died 815 AD) was a
Scottish abbot, bishop, and
martyr in what is now Germany. He is
venerated as a saint...
- an area of 2.04 km2.
Tancos parish is the
location of an
important military area (Polígono de
Tancos) that
includes the
Tancos Military Air Field, the...
- César
Azpilicueta Tanco (Spanish pronunciation: [aθpiliˈkweta], born 28
August 1989) is a
Spanish professional footballer who
plays as a
defender for...
- Duke of
Tancos (in
Portuguese Duque de
Tancos) was a
Portuguese title of nobility,
granted by a
royal decree issued by
Queen Maria I of
Portugal on April...
- On 28 June 2017, an arms
theft at a
military base in
Tancos,
Portugal was discovered. The
stolen weapons reportedly included 1,450 9 mm
caliber cartridges...
- The
Tanco Mine or
Bernic Lake mine is an
underground caesium and
tantalum mine,
owned and
since 2019
owned and
operated by
Sinomine Resource Group on...
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Defendant Bill Gibbons,
Tanco, No. 3:13-cv-01159 (sti****tion
filed Mar. 10, 2014).
Tanco, slip op. at 19; see, also,
Tanco, No. 3:13-cv-01159 (preliminary...
- Félix
Tanco y
Bosmeniel (Jan 28, 1797–1871, was a writer, poet, and novelist,
better known for the
first fictional story about slavery in the Americas:...
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neighbouring Hungary as "
Táncos Mihály", and
earned five caps
scoring a goal.
Never giving up his
Romanian citizenship,
afterwards Táncos became Tänzer once...
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series centered on the
adventures of a
community of nuns in the
Convent San
Tanco in San Juan,
Puerto Rico. It
focuses on
Sister Bertrille, a young, idealistic...
