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Willem Benjamin Craan (Batavia, 23
August 1776 — Schaerb****, 16 June 1848) was a
Dutch (and
later Belgian)
surveyor and cartographer, who is best known...
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voorkomende beschuldigingen tegen het
Nederlandsche leger (2nd ed.), Breda;
Craan, W.B. (1817), An
historical account of the
battle of Waterloo, translated...
- [cʰkae dog
craən] many [cʰkae
craən] dog many "many dogs" [cʰkae dog piː] two [cʰkae piː] dog two "two dogs" [cʰkae dog tʰom
large tʰom]
large [cʰkae tʰom...
- with a crane,
symbol of the
Craan family.
There was a
private family cemetery in the
grounds of Groeneveld.
After Craan died in 1780, the Groeneveld...
- 1818 he
married Virginie Fréderique
Wilhelmine Aspasia Craan (daughter of
Willem Benjamin Craan) on 22
December 1825 in St. Joost-ten-Node (Belgium). Bylandt...
- mōːj/ to steal,
thief ច្រមុះ (/crɑː.moh/) จมูก /tɕàʔ.mùːk/ nose ច្រើន (/
craən/) เจริญ /tɕàʔ.rɤ̄ːn/
prosperous ឆ្លាត or ឆ្លាស (/cʰlaːt/ or /cʰlaːh/) ฉลาด...
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Restaurant #2)
Mercy Gonzalez (El Rey de las Fritas) Noam
Yemini &
Melisanne Craan (Naomi's
Garden Restaurant & Longue)
Souse Cuban sandwich Frita Cubana Haitian...
- Cat's Eye
Author Margaret Atwood Cover artist T. M.
Craan, design;
Jamie Bennet,
illustration (first edition, hardback)
Language English Genre Novel Publisher...
- mɛɪ̯t]
Those who eat the most pudding, get the most meat. Here's hauf a
craan; nip daan to t'chip-hoile an get uz a nice
piece o
haddock for uz teea....
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Amaranthaceae stɔ́ɔŋ yɨ̀m
bloodleaf Iresine herbstii cultivated plant Amaranthaceae cráan Rhus
Anacardiaceae crées wild
mango food
Anacardiaceae kók
hogplum Spondias...
