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Victoria "Torri"
Huske (/ˈtɔːriː ˈhʌsk/ TOR-ee HUSK;
Chinese given name: 简爱, pinyin: Jiǎn’ài, born
December 7, 2002) is an
American competitive swimmer...
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Lieutenant General John
Huske (ca. 1692 – 18 January, 1761) was a
British military officer whose active service began in 1707
during the War of the Spanish...
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Torri Huske,
while Canada's
Maggie Mac Neil was the
defending champion. In the semifinals,
Walsh set a new
Olympic record, but in the
finals Huske won by...
- hero of the
region was a wild and
gallant freebooter called Ibrahim Agha
Huske Tello.
During World War I, he
fought against Russian troops. In 1925, he...
- colours. Major-General
Huske, who was in
command of the government's
second line,
quickly organised the counterattack.
Huske ordered forward all of Lord...
- was/were at se to see ser sees så saw at vide to know ved
knows vidste knew at
huske to
remember husker remembers huskede remembered at
glemme to
forget glemmer...
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government commander in Scotland,
ordered his
deputy Major General John
Huske, and 4,000 men to
advance on
Stirling while he
followed with
another 3,000...
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Helen (2024-08-08). "Five
Things You
Might Not Know
About Olympian Torri Huske".
Arlington Magazine.
Retrieved 2024-12-05. "TYR
Sport Signs Women's National...
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Regan Smith (57.28)
Lilly King (1:04.90)
Gretchen Walsh (55.03)
Torri Huske (52.42) United
States 4
August 2024
Olympic Games Paris, France...
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Sarah Sjöström Sweden
Torri Huske United
States Siobhán
Haughey Hong Kong...
