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Emment Kapengwe (27
April 1943 – 17
September 1988) was one of Zambia's
leading footballers in the '60s and he
represented the
country at independence...
- ****ists, 57 points)
indoor All-Star
first team
selections 1967
Emment Kapengwe 1969
Emment Kapengwe,
Kaizer Motaung 1970
Uriel Da Veiga, Dave Metchick,...
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other adverbs ending in -
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Gennevilliers (see also -er) (see also ae) /i/
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cokes in...
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indicates hosts for that year. 5
goals Sam
Garba 3
goals Houmane Jarir Emment Kapengwe Babiker Santo 2
goals Zerga Geremew Asmeron Germa Mohammed El Filali...
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Elijah Litana Elijah Tana
Emmanuel Mayuka Emmanuel Mwape Emmanuel Zulu
Emment Kapengwe Enock Mwepu Eston Mulenga Evans Katebe Fashion Sakala Felix Katongo...
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Peter Millar Willy Roy
Wolfgang Overath Vahidin Musemić
Slaven Zambata Emment Kapengwe 2
goals Rafael Albrecht Ray
Baartz Johnny Watkiss Wilfried Puis...
- a
Second Division side.
Tommy Docherty, then
Manager saw two Zambians,
Emment Kapengwe (3) and
Freddie Mwila (1) in
action and
signed them on. They arrived...
- "Captain Emmett". This may have been the
Captain Emmett (or "Emmert" or "
Emment") of the
British whaler Sydney Packet (or the Sydney), who may have named...
- ("constant" → "constantly") récent → récemment ("recent" → "recently") (-
emment and -amment have the same pronunciation: [amɑ̃]) Some
adjectives make other...
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Kitwe and
Kwacha I.
Kitwe United United captain and
Zambian international Emment Kapengwe watched him play for
Kwacha I and
advised him to try out for a...
