- Ruth
Moselle Apilado (née Mays;
April 30, 1908 –
August 15, 2021) was an
American newspaper editor, novelist, anti-racism
campaigner for
African American...
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orillero Tango salon Tango camacupense (Angola)
Tango milonguero (tango
apilado) (see also "Milonguero")
Tango nuevo (new tango)
Tango vals (Tango waltz)...
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Travel Guide Book (2004) (co-aut****d with
Regalado Trota José,
Digna Apilado, Eric B. Zerrudo,
Michael Manalo, Jose
Claudio B.
Guerrero and Mayo Uno...
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Argentine tango is a
musical genre and
accompanying social dance originating at the end of the 19th
century in the
suburbs of
Buenos Aires. It typically...
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Sudbury Town Crier.
January 16, 2009.
Retrieved November 30, 2019. "Ruth
Apilado, the
oldest living Chicagoan,
remains a
beacon of hope at age 113". Chicago...
- ****ociated with one of two legs. Off-axis
positions are
called apile (
apilado, carpa, volcada) or colgada. The
center of
balance moves outside one's...
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Tranquilino de los
Trinos was the
first superintendent. In 1957,
Apolinario Apilado took over as the
second superintendent and, in 1957,
Fermin Taruc became...
- cousin, the Mayor-elect of Lupao,
inside a ****pit. 20 June 2007
Bonifacio Apilado, Vice
Mayor of San Manuel,
Pangasinan 27 July 2007
Orlando Velasco, Regional...
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Proclamation of
Unity Award in 1976. His
second cousin was
publisher Ruth
Apilado, a
newspaper editor and novelist, who
founded America's
Intercultural Magazine...
- they captured. NOTS was then
reopened in July 1946. In 1946 Mr.
Francisci Apilado took
charge of the
school when it reopened.
Later Mr.
Roberto Angeles became...
