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Aliño is a
retired Filipino police officer who
served as the
Chief of the
Philippine National Police from
December 15, 1997, to July 10, 1998.
Aliño was...
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Alino Island (Bulgarian: остров Алино, romanized: ostrov
Alino, IPA: [ˈɔstrof
ˈalino]) is the
predominantly ice-covered
island in
Biscoe Islands, Antarctica...
- "ultimate power"
resides there. The
planetary system consists of two
planets (
Alinos and Arcterra) and two
space stations (the
Celestial Archives and the Vesper...
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director of the
Salmorejos National Congress) has its
origin in the word "
aliño" (dressing) and in
principle it was a
sauce composed of water, vinegar,...
- An ell (from Proto-Germanic *
alinō,
cognate with
Latin ulna) is a
northwestern European unit of measurement,
originally understood as a
cubit (the combined...
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Potenciano Aliño (c. 1864 – 1909) was a
Filipino writer, translator, and revolutionary. He
worked as a
translator for
newspapers in Cebu for
works in...
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World Psychiatric ****ociation. He was the
father of Juan José López-Ibor
Aliño, and
grandfather of María Inés López-Ibor Alcocer. He died of Alzheimer's...
- : 7–8 The
first officer and
designated SIC was 33-year-old
Jeffery Alino.
Alino had 1,167
flight hours,
although only 265 were on the
Learjet 35A. He...
- with rice and potatoes. In
Venezuelan cuisine, the
sofrito also
called aliño has four main
ingredients as its
aromatic base: garlic, onions, bell pepper...
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Chihiro Nakayama with
President Hirokazu Takeuchi and SBMA Chair,
Eduardo L.
Aliño led the
inauguration ceremony of the P2.3-billion
expansion project, phase...
