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Giuseppe Antonio Borgnis (Frenchified as
Joseph Antoine Borgnis) 1781–1863, was an
Italian engineer,
professor of
Applied mathematics and then of Architecture...
- From 1957
until 1960,
Borgnis acted as
director of
research at the
Allgemeine Deutsche Philips Industrie in Hamburg. 1960
Borgnis accepted a
faculty position...
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Matches pla**** by
Richard Borgnis". CricketArchive.
Retrieved 7
February 2019. "First-class
Matches pla**** by
Richard Borgnis". CricketArchive. Retrieved...
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pushed back
Borgnis-Desbordes's plans, by 1882, he had
cemented his position. The
Ministry had no
strong leader in Senegal, and
Borgnis-Desbordes now...
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Giuseppe Mattia Borgnis (1701–1761) was an
Italian painter and architect. Born to a
family of
limited means, he
apprenticed in Craveggia, his birthplace...
- Olympics. "Andrea
Borgnis". Olympedia.
Retrieved 20 May 2022. Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. "Andrea
Borgnis Olympic Results"...
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action that
prompted Colonel Borgnis-Desbordes to
engage in
retaliations against the W****ulu. With a
column of 220 men,
Borgnis-Desbordes
engaged in several...
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Garigal National Park.
Steep descents are
evident in
Stone Parade,
Borgnis Street and
Maitland Street,
whereas more
undulatory landscapes can be seen...
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considered a
divine punishment for sins of a ****ual nature.
According to Eric
Borgnis Desbordes, the
monks of
Tours may have
considered Constance's
third marriage...
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would later receive a
prize for
flying it in Germany. The
French Bousson-
Borgnis canard triplane of 1908 was a failure. The
Goupy No.1,
designed in 1908...
