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After the
Hundred Years War many
Flemings migrated to the Azores. By 1490
there were 2,000
Flemings living in the Azores.
Willem van der Haegen...
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Flemings bondholder group ultimately triumphed. Overall,
Flemings claimed to have made a 40%
return on
investments in US railroads. In 1970,
Flemings...
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Flemings was a
chain of
discount supermarkets in Sydney,
Australia and
surrounding areas. The
first Flemings stores were
opened in 1930 by Jim Fleming...
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Flemings Mayfair is a
luxury hotel located in the
Mayfair area of London, England. It is home to Manetta's Bar, the
original hangouts in the 1930s for...
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which is
largely autobiographical,
telling about three generations of
Flemings (his grandfather, his
father and himself), the war, and the coal mining...
- dialects, a
Dutch dialect cluster spoken in
Flanders Flemish people or
Flemings,
inhabitants of
Flanders Flanders (disambiguation) All
pages with titles...
- that area, or more
generally the
Belgian variant of
Standard Dutch. Most
Flemings live
within the
Flemish Region,
which is a
federal state within Belgium...
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Flemings may
refer to:
Flemish people, the
majority po****tion in
Flanders Flemings (supermarkets), a
chain of
Australian supermarkets Robert Fleming...
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George S.
Fleming was an
American actor, director, and
scenic designer whose short films were
influential early projects in the medium. The
Edison Manufacturing...
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native to the
region known as
Flanders in
northern Belgium; it is
spoken by
Flemings, the
dominant ethnic group of the region.
Outside of
Belgium Flanders,...
