- In hydrology, a
debouch (or
debouche) is a
place where runoff from a small,
confined space discharges into a larger,
broader body of water. The word is...
- of an SS
underground group,
where he
settled under the
pseudonym Carl
Debouche in
upmarket Cairo suburb Maadi. In July 1958,
Eisele was
arrested by police...
- S. Josi
Alvers Aspiazu Josef Mengele Rudolf Berg
Dietrich Klagges Carl
Debouche Hans
Eisele Werner Fiedler Walter Frank Dr.
Georg Fischer Alois Brunner...
-
accelerated downhill by
gravity and tend to
follow steep mountain channels that
debouche onto
alluvial fans or floodplains. The front, or 'head' of a debris-flow...
- 2014 12th
edition of the
Times Atlas of the World. Two
important glaciers debouche into the
water here:
Scott Glacier and
Denman Glacier.
Calving of Denman...
- June 2007), "Le 19 juin 1907, la
crise de la
viticulture languedocienne débouche...", La Vie (in French),
retrieved 1
March 2018 Ferré,
Georges (March 2007)...
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mouvement de " gilets jaunes " se
cherche un
débouché politique". Le Monde.fr (in French).
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- French). 2021-07-25.
Retrieved 2024-03-03. "En Tunisie, la
crise politique débouche sur une
crise constitutionnelle". Les
Echos (in French). 2021-07-26. Retrieved...
- then runs
through culverts southeast through the city of St.
Louis to
debouche in the
Mississippi River.
Vinita Park /
Pagedale Overland Wellston...
- René (2007), "Le 19 juin 1907, la
crise de la
viticulture languedocienne débouche...", La Vie (in French),
archived from the
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October 2012...
