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petina, petíni, s.f. (reg.) połowa lub jedna trzecia ziarna zbóż; stopa, petycja. petínă, petíni, s.f. (reg.) jumătate sau o treime din claia de cereale; picior, petiță.
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An Elegy for Easterly: Stories
Petina Gappah's characters may have ordinary hopes and dreams, but they are living in a world where a loaf of bread costs half a million dollars, where wives can't trust even their husbands for fear of AIDS, and where people know exactly ...
I say my father and my mother, but really it was just my mother. Memory, the narrator of The Book of Memory, is an albino woman languishing in Chikurubi Maximum Security Prison in Harare, Zimbabwe, where she has been convicted of murder.
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Quantum Statistics of Linear and Nonlinear Optical Phenomena
Petina, J., 1970, Quantum Optics, eds. S. M. Kay and A. Maitland, Academic Press, London, p. 513. Petina, J., 1972, Coherence of Light, Van Nostrand, London. Perina, J., 1972a, Czech. J. Phys. B22, 1075. Pefina, J., 1974, Coherence of Light, ...
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The Complete Book of 1940s Broadway Musicals - Pagina 454
... Christine Matsios (Cigarette Girl), John Schickling (Zoggie), Lorraine Miller (Danseuse), Irra Petina (Teresa), Gene Curtsinger (The Old One), Patrick Kirk (Chico), Leonard Morganthaler (Juan), Betty Brusher (Conchita), Roy Raymond (Major ...
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Risë Stevens: A Life in Music - Pagina 362
Brownlee (Count); Elisabeth Rethberg (Countess); Gerhard Pechner (Don Bartolo); lrra Petina (Marcellina); Alessio de Paolis (Don Basilio); Robert Ballagh (Don Curzio); Mari Monte (Barbarina); George Cehanovsky (Antonio). Erich Leinsdorf ...
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Tin Pan Alley Girl: A Biography of Ann Ronell - Pagina 51
Tyers had done radio and occasional work at Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer, and Petina had sung secondary roles at the Metropolitan Opera and was the soprano Ronell had wanted. Besides the original seven songs, Ronell added another solo for ...
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An Historico-geographical Description of the North and ... - Pagina 436
This Word is used as a proper Name, in two Cases: (I.) When sormerly the Republick, now the Province of Great Nowgrad, was divided into five Parts, then was each called a Petina, e.g. I/'odskaja Petz'na, under which was comprized Ingria.
Philipp Johann von Strahlenberg, 1738
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Freier Bauer und Soldat: die Militarisierung der ... - Pagina 257
Die Größe einer Petina konnte unter anderem auch von der Bodenqualität abhängen. Eine Petina konnte von einem Grundstücksinhaber allein oder von mehreren zusammen besessen werden. Der Hauptmann von Bunic zum Beispiel besaß ...
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The Oxford Companion to the American Musical: Theatre, ...
Petina was born in Petrograd (now St. Petersburg), Russia, to an aristocratic family with close connections to Czar Nicholas II. Her family fled to China during the revolution and she was educated there in music. Her opera career led her to ...
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The Children of the Apostles - Pagina 79
Petina. ys. Admission. o?SX^s 66TV Tother, what's with Matthew," Julia asked. Julia -LVAand her sisters, Petronia, Diana, and Cornelia were watching the servants clean the courtyard after the feast the night before. "Yes," continued Diana, "he ...
