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Avin (Persian: اوين) may
refer to:
Avin, East
Azerbaijan Avin-e Olya,
Hormozgan Province Avin-e Sofla,
Hormozgan Province Avin International, an oil and...
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Alfred Avins (1934–1999) was an
American lawyer, law professor, and dean. Born in New York City on June 29, 1934,
Avins earned his
undergraduate bachelor's...
- The
Battle of Les
Avins took
place on 20 May 1635,
outside the town of Les
Avins, near Huy in
modern Belgium, then part of the
Bishopric of Liège. It was...
- Brahms".
Riverdale Ensemble performance, 2002-11-16.
Avins 1997, p. 193, footnote.
Avins 1997, p. 180.
Avins 1997, p. 193 Cookson, Michael. "Review...Chailly"...
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Brahms and
Avins, p. 50, note 44
Brahms and
Avins, p. 61
Brahms and
Avins, p. 85
Brahms and
Avins, pp. 146–147 Gál, pp. 114–117
Brahms and
Avins, p. 164...
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Avin International S.A. is
active in the
transportation of
crude oil, gas and
petroleum products.
Avin is one of the world's
independent shipment...
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Sigal Avin (also spelled:
Segahl Avin, Hebrew: סיגל אבין) is an American-Israeli
writer and director.
Sigal Avin was born in Miami, Florida, U.S. and returned...
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Paper Money Guaranty 2018.
Avins,
Styra (1997).
Johannes Brahms: Life and Letters.
Translated by Eisinger, Josef;
Avins, Styra.
Oxford University Press...
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River Clyde (Scottish Gaelic:
Abhainn Chluaidh,
pronounced [
ˈavɪɲ ˈxl̪ˠuəj]) is a
river that
flows into the
Firth of Clyde, in the west of Scotland...
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Josephine "Josie" Mac
Avin (1919 – 26
January 2005) was an
Irish set
decorator and art director. She won an
Academy Award and was
nominated two more times...
