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Norway The
Crests, a late 1950s R&B doo **** band
whose big hit was "16 Candles"
Crest Records, an
American record label from 1954 to 1963
Crest (album),...
- are
still uncommon on the Continent,
where crests are
usually depicted as
continuing into the mantling.
Crests were also
sometimes mounted on a
furred cap...
- pianist/composer.
Leona Carter has been a part of The
Crests since then.
Carter reformed The
Crests in 1980,
auditioning over 200
singers at his studio...
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recognizable birds to
feature crests. ****atoos and ****atiels
possess crests which may be
raised or
lowered at will.
Their crests are used to
communicate with...
- or
congenital defects including alveolar clefts. The top of the
iliac crests also
marks the
level of the
fourth lumbar vertebral body (L4),
above or...
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Medial to the
pubic tubercle is the
pubic crest,
which extends from this
process to the
medial end of the
pubic bone. It
gives attachment to the conjoint...
- a maximum. A
trough is the
opposite of a
crest, so the
minimum or
lowest point of the wave. When the
crests and
troughs of two sine
waves of
equal amplitude...
- many
clubs are
inspired by
heraldic design. In ****ociation football, club
crests did not
always hold
their current importance. In the case of
Aston Villa...
- loudspeakers.
Crest Audio was
founded in the late 1970s by Jean-Pierre
Prideaux in California.
Dallas Music Industries (DMI)
acquired Crest Audio in the...
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around the
Crests, six
magical stones which preside over
their respective elements (Fire, Earth, Water, Air, Time and Heaven). When all
crests are combined...
