- Leo M.
Cherne (1912–1999) was an
American economist,
public servant, and four-decade head of the
International Rescue Committee. Leo M.
Cherne was born...
- Look up
cherne in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Cherne is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Hal
Cherne (1907–1983),
American football...
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Chernes is a
genus of
pseudoscorpions belonging to the
family Chernetidae. The
genus was
first described by
Menge in 1855. The
species of this
genus are...
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Harold Thomas Cherne (March 7, 1907 –
January 1983) was an
American football offensive lineman in the
National Football League for the
Boston Redskins...
- is
wounded by the
Indians and in
danger until another woman, Mary
Stuart Cherne,
saves his life.
Feeling love at
first sight, Mary
takes him home to her...
- Citi Field)
David Chalian (now at CNN)
Rebecca Chase†
Sylvia Chase† Leo
Cherne†
Julia Child† Liz Cho (now at WABC-TV in New York City)
Spencer Christian...
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Douglas J.
Peter Grace Lee
Iacocca Ross
Perot Irving Brown James W.
Rouse Leo
Cherne Jimmy Carter Robert Macauley Faye
Wattleton James E.
Burke James Brady,...
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Douglas J.
Peter Grace Lee
Iacocca Ross
Perot Irving Brown James W.
Rouse Leo
Cherne Jimmy Carter Robert Macauley Faye
Wattleton James E.
Burke James Brady,...
- Campos: 2009–2013 Ann Caracristi: 1993–2001 (IOB) Bill Casey: 1976–1977 Leo
Cherne: 1973–1976 (IOB, 1976–1977); Vice Chair, 1981–1990
Clark Clifford: 1961–1963...
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served in a broth.
Canarian sancocho is a dish
based on
salted fish (usually
cherne or corvina),
parboiled potatoes,
sweet potato (unpeeled and in
large pieces)...
