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economic boom (Turkey, c. 2000–2018)
Adriatic Tiger (Slovenia, 2004–2009)
Carpat Tiger (Romania, 1991–2009) Seliger,
Bernhard (2010). "Theories of economic...
- The
economy of
Romania is a
developing high-income
mixed economy, with a high
degree of complexity. It
ranks 12th in the
European Union by
total nominal...
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Carpatair S.A. is a privately-owned
Romanian charter and
former regional airline headquartered in Timișoara.
Carpatair was
established in 1999 and started...
- 1989
Reagan Doctrine Aftermath: Arab
Spring Baltic Tiger,
Baltic economies Carpat Tiger,
Romanian economy Commonwealth of
Independent States Communist nostalgia...
- seri S-bănedzu sclav, tu lăi ghideri, Ñi-asburară... Ș-tuț fudziră, La
Carpaț a mei xifteri!" "O, ca vai, lai Pind, di bană-ți! Nu-ț undzeaște-ahtare...
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Gaulish Broco- (name element) (borrowed into
English as brock) Old
Irish carpat '(war) chariot',
Welsh cerbyd,
Gaulish carpento-, Carbanto- Old
Irish eó...
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denoting an
agent of use from
other nouns. It may be
related to the Old
Irish carpat and the
Gaulish carbad for
carriage or cart, and is
probably related to...
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County Louth. In the Táin Bó Cúailnge, Cúchulainn
fights Lethan at Ath
Carpat ("chariot ford") on the
river Níth. The
river takes its name from the Irish...
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three matches for the
Yugoslav national team in
November of 1970 at the
Carpat Cup in Romania. He
scored six goals.
After being suspended in 1976 by the...
- way to the other, the 'local road', rout [or ród], on
which at
least one
carpat/carpentum and two
riders can p**** side by side as a
regional main road,...
