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Kursa may
refer to: Beta Eridani, a star
Kursa, Iran, a
village This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Kursa. If an internal...
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Kuršas is
Lithuanian name for:
Courland -
historical region of
Latvia and
Lithuania Lithuanian:
kuršas.
Kuršas a
building in Klaipėda, Lithuania. This...
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calls for a new flag to be adopted, a
committee picked a
design by
Jaroslav Kursa, an
archivist in the
Czechoslovak Ministry of the Interior. His
design included...
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authorities said was
similar to the oil used in a
machine shop. Lori Lee
Kursa, 13, a
Lawrence Cook
Middle School student, had been
reported missing by...
- Radosław
Kursa (born 12
January 1989 in Puławy) is a
Polish professional footballer who
plays as a
defender for
regional league club
Hetman Gołąb. In...
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Kuršas was a
proposed skys****er in Gandrališkės, Klaipėda, Lithuania. If completed, the skys****er
would be the
tallest residential building in the Baltic...
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Kursas Laiks is a
regional newspaper published in Latvia. v t e...
- Išpuini=ḫə i-ú iu LÚa-te-i-ni ate=y=n(ə)=ə e-si esi=ə na-ḫa-a-be naḫ=a=bə,
KURša-ti-ru-ú-ni Šatiru=nə du-ur-ba-i-e durbayə ma-nu man=u. dḫal-di-ni-ni uš-ma-ši-ni...
- przetarg". www.transport-publiczny.pl (in Polish).
Retrieved 2024-03-01.
Kursa, Magdalena. "Pierwszy etap (pre)metra w
Krakowie trochę krótszy. Mieszkańcy...
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olive branches.
Czech Republic Czech Republic 2:3
January 1, 1993
Jaroslav Kursa (allegedly) Two
equal horizontal bands of
white (top) and red with a blue...
