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Jules Audent was a
Belgian politician, lawyer, and
board member, part of the
Party for
Freedom and Progress, born on June 6, 1834, in Charleroi, and died...
- co-managing
partner of
Audent Chambers LLC. He had left
Cavenagh Law LLP and
Clifford Chance in 2019 to set up his own
disputes practice,
Audent Chambers LLC,...
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Audentity is the
fifteenth album by
Klaus Schulze. It was
originally released in 1983, and in 2005 was the
eleventh Schulze album reissued by Revisited...
- evident. This
newer style can also be
found in Schulze's next
release Audentity. Both "Cellistica" and "Spielglocken" are
composed in a
similar sequencer-based...
- (1926–1995) Jean Rey (1902–1983),
President of the
European Commission Jules Audent (1834-1910)
Chamber Liberalism in
Belgium Liberal Archive Dutch pronunciation:...
- (1982) with Novo
Combo —
Animation Generation (1983) with
Klaus Schulze -
Audentity (EEH Computer/Simmons Drums) (1984) with
Richard Wahnfried — Megatone...
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Stone (1984) VII for VIII (1985)
White Dragon (1985)
Dreamtime (1986)
Audentity (1987)
Turtles Eat
Bones (1987)
Dextra Dei (1989)
Split Personality (1989)...
- from Charleroi,
Melanie De
Biasio bought the
house built in 1877 for
Jules Audent, then
mayor of the city. This
building had long been
occupied by the Italian...
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build a courthouse. The
chosen place was
Boulevard Central (now
Boulevard Audent).
Parisian architect Albert Ballu was
selected following a competition....
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composer Klaus Schulze in the 1980s to
produce several albums,
including Audentity (1981),
Aphrica (1984), and
Drive Inn (1984). "Welcome to Moonbase » Rainer...
