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thread and
granum grain, in the
sense of
small bead. The
Latin words gave
filigrana in
Italian which itself became filigrane in 17th-century French. Though...
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Pastora Filigrana (born, Seville, 26 May 1981) is a
Spanish Labour lawyer,
trade unionist, feminist, columnist, and
human rights activist of Roma origin...
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Alexis Filigrana Possu (born 8
November 1990), is a
Colombian professional footballer who
plays as a
forward for Club
Deportivo FAS
Filigrana started...
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Venetians usually made
clear pieces this way. The
filigrana (a.k.a. filigree)
style was
developed in
Murano in the 1500s. By embedding...
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Marcos Rosendo Medina Filigrana (born 6
October 1970) is a
Mexican politician affiliated with the PRD. He
served as
Deputy of the LXII
Legislature of...
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signings of
players such as
Mexican Luis Ángel Mendoza,
Colombians Yílmar
Filigrana and Juan
Camilo Salazar,
local players Rubén Marroquín,
Marvin Marquez...
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Romani descent.
Nicolae Gheorghe -
Romanian Roma
Movement founder Pastora Filigrana –
Spanish labour lawyer,
trade unionist, feminist, columnist, and human...
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Filigrana (Muni****l
Filigree Museum) and the
Museu Mineiro de São
Pedro da Cova (São
Pedro da Cova
Mining Museum). The
Museu Muni****l de
Filigrana,...
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connected to the
processing of
filigrana and
crafts and the
textile industry and
mechanical engineering. The
filigrana (filigree) is very fine gold and...
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Francisco Elías de
Tejada y Spínola,
philosophy of law
professor Pastora Filigrana, Roma lawyer,
human rights activist,
writer Baltasar Garzón,
judge Felipe...
