-
literally translated to "fish".
Profanities directed at men
include poponar,
curist and găozar, all with the same
meaning of ****got. Literally,
these words...
- his
writing to film screenplays.
Horniman was a
vegetarian and a
nature curist. He was
devoted to the
cause of
animal welfare, in
particular the protection...
- style. In the
Southern Review,
James Johnson Sweeney,
Spring 1941, and
Curist Bradford,
Winter 1944,
discussed paraphrases of the poems[which?] and the...
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Pilgrimage to people, New York: McKay, 1968. Three-cornered heart, New York:
Curist Books, 1970. Woman's way to God, New York: St Martin's Press, 1977. (ed...
- and a
political activist mother, his
great grandfather was Zone Reflexo
Curist William Hope FitzGerald, MD,
considered the
Founding Father of Zone Therapy...
- TV
movie 1980 My
American Uncle Michel Aubert Alain Resnais Mont-Oriol
Curist Serge Moati TV
movie La
fortune des
Rougon The
attorney Yves-André Hubert...
-
Zealand spa
tourism and the hope of
attracting an
influx of
international curists,
drawn by the
beauty and
virtues of the
North Island's
thermal zone. Wohlmann...
- 1885–1910" (PDF).
Journal of
Religion and Society. 12: 1–24. "To
Check Faith Curists:
Meeting at the
Waldorf against Christian Scientists:
Draft of a Bill Presented:...
-
Built under strict construction regulations and
intended for well-off '
curists', that is,
those attending the spa facilities, the idea of a residential...
-
would be
strange if
someone did not use the
opportunity "to put the faith-
curists into a story", and in fact,
several authors made the
attempt with various...
