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Dermot Patrick Mulroney (born
October 31, 1963) is an
American actor. He is
known for his
roles in
romantic comedy, western, and
drama films. Mulroney...
- Jesús
Dermit (14
March 1909 – 14
October 1988) was a
Spanish racing cyclist. He rode in the 1930 Tour de France. "Jesús
Dermit".
Cycling Archives. Retrieved...
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Dermit McEncroe,
Irish doctor and poet, fl.
early 18th-century
MacEncroe resided in Paris, France,
where in 1728 he
published several poems. One of these...
- as L'éditeur
Juliette Gréco as
Aglaonice Roger Blin as The Poet Édouard
Dermit as
Jacques Cégeste René
Worms as
Judge In his autobiography, the
actor Jean-Pierre...
- Mc
Dermit may
refer to: ****e Mc
Dermit, New
Zealand fencer Fort Mc
Dermit,
American fort in
Nevada This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with...
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originally called Dugout, was
named after Fort Mc
Dermit. It was
named after Lt. Col.
Charles Mc
Dermit,
commander of the
Military District of Nevada, who...
- longest-lasting
relationships were with
French actors Jean
Marais and Édouard
Dermit [fr], whom
Cocteau formally adopted.
Cocteau cast
Marais in The Eternal...
- on 11
October 1963
interrupted the work. Cocteau's
adopted son Édouard
Dermit transferred on the
cement walls the 150
sketches left by
Cocteau and realized...
- Fort Mc
Dermit (or Fort McDermitt) (Original name in
Northern Paiute: wayadiaga,
meaning rye gr**** canyon) was a U.S. Army fort in Nevada. It was established...
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amateur sleuth.
Martha Grimes was born May 2, 1931 in Pittsburgh, to
William Dermit Grimes, Pittsburgh's city solicitor, and June Dunnington, who
owned the...
