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Following the
death of
Kones, by-elections at
Bomet Constituency were held on 25
September 2008. The seat was won by
Beatrice Cherono Kones of ODM, the widow...
- Coninck,
Köning, Koninck, Koningh, Konink, and Kooning. "
Koning" and "De
Koning" are
quite common Dutch surnames and may
refer to: Ans
Koning (1923–2006)...
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Kone Oyj (Finnish pronunciation: [
ˈkone];
officially known as
KONE and
trading as
KONE Corporation) is a
Finnish multinational elevator engineering company...
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Panagiotis Kone (born
Gjergji Kone in Albania, 1987), Gr****
former footballer Adama Koné Clofie (born 1967),
Ivorian footballer Julius Kipyegon Kones (born...
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Kones Ku (Persian: كنسكو, also
Romanized as
Kones Kū; also
known as Konūs Kūh) is a
village in
Tameshkol Rural District,
Nashta District,
Tonekabon County...
- Look up
kone,
Kone,
kõne,
kóneʼ, or
koně in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Kone is a
Finnish elevator engineering and
service company,
founded in 1910...
- Mukinda, "
Kones killed in crash"
Archived 2008-06-13 at the
Wayback Machine,
Daily Nation, June 11, 2008. "Kenya
Mourns its legislators:
Kipkalya Kones and...
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Kouadio Emmanuel Boris Koné (born 17 May 2001) is a
French professional footballer who
plays as a
midfielder for
Serie A club Roma, on loan from Bundesliga...
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Konings is a
Dutch surname and may
refer to: Ad
Konings (b. 1956),
Dutch ichthyologist Anthony Konings (1821–1884),
Dutch Catholic priest and Redemptorist...
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Kones-e Marz (Persian: كنس مرز) is a
village in Dabuy-ye
Shomali Rural District,
Sorkhrud District,
Mahmudabad County,
Mazandaran Province, Iran. At the...
