- the
bireme (Ancient Gr****: διήρης,
diērēs), a
warship with two
banks of oars, of
Phoenician origin. The word
dieres does not
appear until the
Roman period...
- in
South Africa about a
rabbit and a
mouse running a news
broadcast in
Diere Land (Animal Land).
Created by
Louise Smit in 1976, at the time of television's...
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Diereville (Dièreville,
Sieur de Dièreville,
Dière de Dièreville) was a
French surgeon,
botanist and
travel writer, born in France,
probably in Pont-l'Évêque...
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Charles Edward Allen Diering (February 5, 1923 –
November 23, 2012) was an
American professional baseball player who
appeared in 752
games in
Major League...
- one's
control or influencas: die drie ryke van die natuur: die plante-,
diere- en
delfstowweryk (the
three kingdoms of nature: the plant,
animal and mineral...
- (c. 1115–1181) –
Archdeacon of Canterbury, and
later Archbishop of York
Dière de Dièreville (c. 1670–?) – surgeon,
botanist and
writer who
wrote about...
-
inning of an
Athletics game
against the
Baltimore Orioles. He
walked Chuck Diering intentionally to load the bases. He then
pitched wildly to Gil Coan who...
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Their Conservation. Oxford: IUCN. p. 15. ISBN 9782831700205.
Translated from: Die
Wilde Diere van Suid-Afrika,
Anthony Bannister 1985; ISBN 0-620-07447-7...
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Spanish actor, director, producer, and
screenwriter (b. 1929) 2012 –
Chuck Diering,
American baseball player (b. 1923) 2012 –
Larry Hagman,
American actor...
- Release. 152: e51 – e52. doi:10.1016/j.jconrel.2011.08.116. PMID 22195921.
Dierings de Souza,
Estefania Júlia; Kringel,
Dianini Hüttner;
Guerra Dias, Alvaro...
