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Baulus may
refer to:
Baulus, Turkey, a
village identified with the
ancient site of Berissa, 25
kilometres south-west of
Tokat Bolus (Belgium), a Belgian...
- and Cr****ocephalum.
Nyctemera baulus baulus (Buru, Java)
Nyctemera baulus alba Pagenstecher, 1901 (Samoa)
Nyctemera baulus aluensis Butler, 1887 (Salomon...
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Baulu Taung is a
mountain of the Ten****erim Hills, Burma.
Baulu Taung is
located southeast of
Myinmoletkat Taung, the main
Bilauktaung peak, in a wooded...
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Marguerite Baulu (1870,
Brussels – 1942, Rambouillet) was a
Belgian (French-language) novelist.
Baulu founded the Œuvre des fêtes dans les hôpitaux in...
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Roger Baulu, OC (28
February 1910 – 17
September 1997) was a
Canadian radio and
television host. He was a
pioneer on the
airwaves of
Montreal radio station...
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Baulu Kuan (born 1930) is a Chinese-American
artist and curator.
Baulu Kuan was born in
Northern China in the 1930 and
named Neihan Kuan by her father...
- may
refer to: Bolus, Iran, a
village in
Ardabil Province, Iran Bolus, or
Baulus, an
Anatolian village on the site of
ancient Berissa Bolus (digestion),...
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which Kiepert and W. M.
Ramsay have
identified with the
modern village of
Baulus (also
known as Bolus), 25
kilometres south-west of Tokat. In the time of...
- Jean-Claude
Baulu (15 June 1936 – 23
October 2020) was a
French footballer. Upon his
arrival at
Valenciennes FC and AS Saint-Étienne,
Baulu evolved to...
- The
bolus or
baulus is a
brioche pastry based on flour, milk, butter, c****onade and raisins, in
spiral shape. It is a
Belgian and
especially Brussels speciality...
