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Tinco Martinus Lycklama à
Nijeholt (9 July 1837, in
Beetsterzwaag – 7
December 1900, in Cannes) was a
Frisian aristocrat, adventurer,
writer and socialite...
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Tinco District is one of
eleven districts of the
province Carhuaz in Peru. (in Spanish)
Instituto Nacional de Estadística e Informática.
Banco de Información...
- "Shifters" a
copycat Stomper that was 1/4" wider.
Produced in 2001 and 2002. (
Tinco was
actually the
production company for all of the
licensed manufacturers...
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letters CSUR
encoding Name
Image CSUR
Designation annotation tinco U+E000
TENGWAR LETTER TINCO parma U+E001
TENGWAR LETTER PARMA calma U+E002
TENGWAR LETTER...
- form
typical of
insular and
continental Celtic onomastics,
analysable as
tinco-,
perhaps a sort of fish [cf
Latin tinca,
English tench] + maro-, "big")...
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resource policy and
major transactions. He also
serves as
Chief Executive of
Tinco Investments Limited (an
integrated tin and
tungsten producer).
Menell is...
- Huanuqueña (in Spanish)
Sandoval Vegas,
Miguel Hernán;
Tenorio Mucha, Janeth;
Tinco Jayo, Aldo; Loli Ponce, Rudi A.; Calderón Pinillos,
Segundo (2015-03-31)...
- "GT.M Programmer's
Guide - Data Types". "GT.M V6.3-009
Release Notes".
tinco.pair.com. "Port to
Linux on ARM ·
Issue #61 · YottaDB/YDB". GitHub. "Comparing...
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inaugurated a
photo exhibition at the muni****l
building in Opsterland.
Tinco Martinus Lycklama à
Nijeholt (1837 in
Beetsterzwaag – 1900) a
Frisian aristocrat...
- supported. In 1866, he left for
Tunisia and Turkey,
possibly traveling with
Tinco Lycklama à Nijeholt, whom he portra**** a few
times in
oriental attire. In...
