- for
dancers to
scream and yelp
while performing the
can-
can. The
can-
can was
introduced in
America on 23
December 1867 by
Giuseppina Morlacchi, dancing...
- The
American Can Company was a
manufacturer of tin
cans. It was a
member of the Tin
Can Trust, that
controlled a "large
percentage of
business in the...
- "
Can the
Can" is the
second solo
single by
American singer-songwriter Suzi
Quatro and her
first to
reach number one in the UK,
spending a
single w**** at...
- Look up
CAN in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
CAN may
refer to:
Andean Community of Nations, a
South American trade bloc with Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador...
-
Edward M.
Zwick (born
October 8, 1952) is an
American filmmaker. He has
worked primarily in the
comedy drama and epic
historical film
genres and has received...
-
Ayars established the
first American canning factory in New York City in 1812,
using improved tin-plated wrought-iron
cans for
preserving oysters, meats...
- dictionary. The
can-
can is a dance.
Can-
Can may also
refer to:
Can Can (band),
American punk rock band
Can-
Can (musical), a 1953
musical Can-
Can (film), based...
- ****isted by
Selma Gottlieb and
Engineering Products of
Canada Ltd. (
CanAmerican)
Initial design work on the SG-VI
began at
Philadelphia in 1943 by a...
-
versions of the
CAN protocol include CAN 2.0,
CAN FD, and
CAN XL
which vary in
their data rate
capabilities and
maximum data
payload sizes.
CAN Bus Overview:...
- releases. The 2023
Hollywood labor disputes,
including the
Writers Guild of
America strike and SAG-AFTRA strike, had a
significant impact on the 2024 release...
