- The
French ship
Chameau (French pronunciation: [ʃamo]) or Le
Chameau (Camel) was a
wooden sailing ship of the
French Navy,
built in 1717. She was used...
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Chameau (French for "camel") may
refer to: Jean-Lou
Chameau (born 1953),
civil engineer and
president of the
California Institute of
Technology French...
- Hungary. This
allowed the
resumption of the
production of the
Millet and Le
Chameau brands in 1995. The
company was
launched on the CAC
Small second market...
- Jean-Lou
Chameau (born 1953) is a
French civil engineer who
served as the
president of King
Abdullah University of
Science and
Technology (KAUST) from...
- festivals. In 2003, she
starred in the
comedy drama Il est plus
facile pour un
chameau.... In July 2016,
Mastroianni was
named a
member of the main competition...
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Chameau Island is a
rocky island 0.2
kilometres (0.1 nmi) long,
lying 1.5
kilometres (0.8 nmi) east of Cape Découverte in the
Curzon Islands. It was charted...
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Technology In****bent ****umed
office July 1, 2014
Preceded by Jean-Lou
Chameau Personal details Born
Thomas Felix Rosenbaum (1955-02-20)
February 20,...
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courses (MOOCs)
under Coursera, from 2013, edX, and bootcamps. Jean-Lou
Chameau, the
eighth president,
announced on
February 19, 2013, that he
would be...
- of Pompierre.
There is an
ancient fortress there,
Caroline battery. The
Chameau 306
metres (1,004 ft), in the southwest, is the
highest elevation in the...
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Clockwise from top:
Sperry Top-Sider, Le
Chameau, Jeantex, Aigle, Gill, ****y-Hansen and
Newport short and tall
rubber sea boots.....
