- François Jean Nicolas,
Vicomte de Barras (French: [bara:s]; 30 June 1755 – 29
January 1829),
commonly known as Paul
Barras, was a
French politician of the...
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DeBarra Mayo (born 1953, Omaha, Nebraska) is an
American health and
fitness advocate,
writer and
media personality. She has epilepsy,
which has led her...
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Cormac de Barra is a harpist,
singer and
television presenter and is part of the Moya
Brennan Band.
De Barra comes from a
family of
traditional musicians...
- Moya's
project with
Cormac DeBarra, "Voices & Harps".
Cormac de Barra Sinéad
Madden Aisling Jarvis Éamonn
Galldubh Fionán
de Barra Dave
Curley Paul Byrne...
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de Barra in 1791.
Being located at the
confluence of the Rio
Negro and
Amazon Rivers, it was a
strategic point. On
November 13, 1832,
Lugar da
Barra was...
- (Brennan, Cullum,
Fionan DeBarra,
Feargal Murray) "Bí Liom" – 4:32 "Is It Now [Theme]" – 0:38 "Falling" – 4:19 (Brennan, Cullum,
DeBarra, Murray) "Tara" – 5:02...
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Barras may
refer to:
Barras, ****bria,
England Barras, Alpes-
de-Haute-Provence,
France Barras, Piauí,
Brazil Duas
Barras, Rio
de Janeiro,
Brazil Sete Barras...
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Barra de Navidad is a
small town
located on the
western coastline of the
Mexican state of Jalisco. It
belongs to the muni****lity of Cihuatlán. The town...
- Witcher:
Blood Origin is a
fantasy television miniseries created by
Declan de Barra and
Lauren Schmidt Hissrich and
loosely adapted from the
Witcher book series...
- ISBN 0-7171-1567-4.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint:
multiple names:
authors list (link)
DeBarra,
Damien (9
February 2006). "Waking The Dead:
Standing on the
Bones of Irish...
