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Kirsten Langbo (13
September 1909 – 18
January 1996) was a
Norwegian children's writer, singer-songwriter and entertainer. She was born in Gran to farmer...
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Langbo Kangri (also
known as
Langpo Kangri) is a
mountain peak in the
Himalayas on the
border of
Nepal and
Tibet Autonomous Region of China. The peak's...
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Arnold G.
Langbo (1937-2021) was an
American businessman. He is the
former chairman and
chief executive officer of the Kellogg's
Company and
served on...
- directors. In
April he was
appointed president and CEO,
succeeding Arnold G.
Langbo,
becoming the only
Latino CEO of a
Fortune 500 company.
Gutierrez was also...
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first Norwegian International Master (died 1971) 13
September –
Kirsten Langbo, children's writer, singer-songwriter,
radio entertainer and
puppeteer (died...
- the
spring of the 18th [Jianwu] year (40 CE), [Yuan's] army
reached up to
Langbo (浪泊; SV: Lãng Bạc),
fought with the rebels,
routed them,
decapitated thousands...
- nams
phyogs glang, bsod nams
phyogs kyi
glang po THL Sönam
Choklang Tibetan Pinyin Soinam Qoglang,
Soinam Qoggyi Langbo Lhasa IPA [søʔnam tɕʰɔʔci laŋpɔ]...
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Jordanian children in Za’atari
village 10 km from the
Syrian border. The
Langbos Children’s Centre, in the
rural Eastern Cape of
South Africa, was designed...
- til gården' – sådan vil han
bruge pengene". TV2.
Retrieved 2025-01-22.
Langbo Holm,
Emilie (28 May 2019). "Peter
vandt 'Hjem til gården': Det skal de...
- in
Brandbu – 1981), a
Norwegian botanist, academic, and
humanist Kirsten Langbo (1909 in Gran – 1996), a children's writer, singer-songwriter, and entertainer...
