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Starting with the
fourth season (2003), the show was
renamed Bob a
Bobek na
cestách (English: Bob and
Bobek on the road). A New Year's Eve
special for adults...
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Cermand Cestach was the name of a gold-covered
pagan cult
image which stood in
Clogher Cathedral,
County Tyrone,
Ireland until the
Middle Ages. Alternative...
- cz (in Czech).
Retrieved 4
August 2010. "Večerníček—Mach a Šebestová na
cestách". Česká televize.
Retrieved 4
August 2010. "Mach a Šebestová jdou do kin"...
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recently been
discovered in Gortnacrannagh,
County Roscommon.
Cermand Cestach Crom Dubh
Macroom Metrical Dindshenchas Annals of the Four
Masters Smith...
- české,
Prague 1932 (in Czech) Jan Kilián, Podkomoří a zámecký
hejtman na
cestách.
Komparace pracovních a jiných výjezdů
Filipa Fabricia a
Martina Pruška...
- and 9 minutes. In 2013
Chaloupek filmed continuation series Méďové na
cestách. Václav
Chaloupek as
photographer Václav Tomáš Töpfer as
narrator (season...
- "25/2001 Z.z.
Dohoda medzi SR a
Bieloruskom o vzájomných bezvízových
cestách - OZNÁMENIE
Ministerstva zahraničných vecí
Slovenskej republiky" [25/2001...
-
preference - a
satirical show by
glossator Zuzana Bubílková Tomáš
Magnusek na
cestách - talk show of the
actor and
director Tomáš Magnusek, who
invites well-known...
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formerly of
Charing Cross Road London. Her
other major work, Malířka Na
Cestách (The
Painter on the Road),
which was unpublished,
presents 52 woodcuts...
- have been the
location of a gold-covered
pagan oracle stone named Cermand Cestach. The
story goes that "Cloch-Ór (Golden Stone), may have been a ceremonial...
