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CAPES or
Capes may
refer to:
Adrian Capes (1873–1955),
English footballer Arthur Capes (1875–1945),
English footballer Bernard Capes (1854–1918), English...
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first known usage of
capes is unknown, but some
early references we know of are from
Ancient Roman military uniforms.
Later on,
capes were
common in medieval...
- as a world-class
breeder of birds.
Capes stood 197 cm (6 ft 5+1⁄2 in) and
weighed 170 kg (375 lb) in his prime.
Capes was born on 23
August 1949 in Holbeach...
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capes are
three major capes of the
continents in the
Southern Ocean: Africa's
Cape of Good Hope, Australia's
Cape Leeuwin, and
South America's
Cape Horn...
- The
Capes may
refer to:
Virginia Capes, at the
entrance to
Chesapeake Bay The
Capes (band),
early 21st
century London band The
Capes region, a surfing...
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Charles John
Capes (5
January 1898 – 16
February 1933),
known as Jack
Capes, was an
English amateur hockey player and cricketer. He pla**** for the England...
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appointments as
deputy governor in
Anguilla and Bermuda.
Capes is
married to
Tamara Capes and has two daughters. The
Diplomatic Service List. H.M. Stationery...
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Lewis Leonard Capes (born 26 May 1971) is a
British former shot put
athlete and
professional American football player.
Capes stood 6 ft 4 in (1.93 m) and...
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create capes by
wearing away
softer rock and
leaving behind harder rock formations.
Movements of the Earth's
crust can
uplift land,
forming capes. For example...
- 06806°W / 37.02889; -76.06806 The
Virginia Capes are the two
capes,
Cape Charles to the
north and
Cape Henry to the south, that
define the entrance...
