- (1751–54) ed.). Bonn: Weber. pag. 690 F. CODERA, Mochéid,
conquistador de
Cerdeña, in
Centenario della nascita di
Michele Amari.
Scritti di
filologia e storia...
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Arianne Cerdeña (born
March 11, 1962) is a
Filipino ten-pin
bowling player. She is best
known for
winning the
first gold
medal for the
Philippines in...
- Armeña
Calipay Elementary School —
Sitio Calipay,
Mahanlud Cerdeña Elementary School —
Cerdeña Labrador Elementary School —
Labrador Lombo Elementary School...
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Retrieved 15
September 2024. Angeles,
Steve (13
August 2016). "Arianne
Cerdena: The 1st
Filipina to
taste Olympic glory". ABS-CBN.
Archived from the original...
- as a
demonstration sport, with Kwon Jong Yul of
South Korea and
Arianne Cerdeña from the
Philippines winning the men's and women's gold medals, respectively...
- Mobile". gottabemobile.com.
December 16, 2013.
Retrieved December 17, 2013.
Cerdeña, Anjo. "YouTube
Creator Studio –
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Little Big...
- Edicións
Xerais de Galicia. "Entrevista a
Marcel Farinelli (1): "Córcega y
Cerdeña forman un archipélago
invisibile al
tener sus
islas nacionalismos de signo...
- Regn ëd Sardëgna in Piedmontese,
Regnu di
Sardegna in Corsican,
Reino de
Cerdeña in Spanish,
Regne de
Sardenya [ˈrɛŋnə ðə səɾˈðɛɲə] in Catalan, and Royaume...
- ət sarˈdəɲːa] in Piedmontese,
Regnu di
Sardegna in Corsican,
Reino de
Cerdeña in Spanish,
Regne de
Sardenya [ˈrɛŋnə ðə səɾˈðɛɲə] in Catalan, and Royaume...
- Dean
Manibog Arianne Cerdeña won the gold medal.
Because bowling was a
demonstration sport and not an
official event,
Cerdena's gold
medal is not included...
