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Codine is a 1963 French-Romanian
crime film
directed by
Henri Colpi. It was
entered into the 1963
Cannes Film
Festival where it won the
award for Best...
- "Cod'ine" (also
spelled "
Codine" or "Codeine") is a
contemporary folk song by the singer-songwriter
Buffy Sainte-Marie.
Considered one of the earliest...
- Sant
Feliu de
Codines (Catalan pronunciation: [ˈsaɱ fəˈliw ðə kuˈðinəs]) is a muni****lity in the
comarca of Vallès Oriental, Catalonia, Spain. It is...
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Gueraula de
Codines (c. 1275–1340), was a
Catalan folk healer. She was a
married peasant woman who
lived in
Subirats Alt Penedès and was
active as a folk...
-
Oracle Grid Engine,
previously known as Sun Grid
Engine (SGE),
CODINE (Computing in
Distributed Networked Environments) or GRD (Global
Resource Director)...
- "32–20",
which had both been
issued on a 1966 single, "
Codine Blues",
which had
first appeared as "
Codine" on the 1985
Rhino Records' compilation, Nuggets,...
-
Paisley Underground band Opal ("She's a Diamond") and The
Charlatans ("
Codine Blues") also
appear in the film, as do
cover versions of
other songs. The...
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Night (1958)
Women Are Like That (1960) And
Satan Calls the
Turns (1962)
Codine (1963)
Sweet and Sour (1963) L'Immortelle (1963)
Portuguese Vacation (1963)...
- and
Josep Francesc Ràfols. In 1885, Gaudí
moved to
rural Sant
Feliu de
Codines to
escape the
cholera epidemic that was
ravaging Barcelona. He
lived in...
- and
Henri Barbusse owned. The next
major work by
Istrati was the
novel Codine.
Pamfil Șeicaru
named Istrati "poor poet of
deflowered ****s".
Istrati is...
