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Driza-Bone,
originating from the
phrase "dry as a bone", is a
trade name for the
company making full-length
waterproof riding coats and apparel. The company...
- output.
Driza Bone (sometimes
billed as Drizabone) was
primarily po****r in the
early 1990s.
Garcia named his
production company after the
Driza-Bone brand...
- was
extended in the same area as the Xhaferri. Its
President was
Bashkim Driza, a
former State Security agent. He
worked closely with the
Albanian opposition...
- Smile"
peaked at
number two on the UK
Singles Chart after being remixed by
Driza Bone and
reached the top of the
Dutch Top 40 in the Netherlands. In 1992...
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Drizabone may
refer to:
Driza Bone,
music act
Driza-Bone,
clothing This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Drizabone. If an...
- Equipment". Alderdice.com.au.
Retrieved 9
April 2020. Bone,
Driza (2 May 2018). "About
Driza-Bone".
Driza-Bone.
Archived from the
original on 2 May 2018. Retrieved...
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October 1991 by
Arista Records. "Change" was
remixed by
Frankie Knuckles and
Driza Bone. "Change"
became a hit,
reaching top 10 in
several European countries...
- Gina
Reinhardt closes in on
Driza-Bone,
Rossi Boots deal
Australian Financial Review 1
December 2023 Gina
Reinhardt buys
Driza-Bone via S
Kidman & Co company...
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Pressure was
mostly produced by
Norman Cook and the dance-soul-funk
outfit Driza Bone. The album's
second single, "Echo My Heart",
narrowly missed a UK Top...
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literary and
spoken language of Tibet. His mother, the queen, is
identified as
Driza Thökar (Tibetan: འབྲི་བཟའ་ཐོད་དཀར་, Wylie: 'bri bza' thod dkar, ZYPY: Zhisa...
