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NISS may
refer to:
National Intelligence and
Security Service, an
Ethiopian government agency which gathers information and is
tasked with
preserving national...
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Charles C.
Niss, Jr. (June 9, 1861 –
August 14, 1938) was an
American businessman and politician. Born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
Niss went to the Milwaukee...
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Nisang or
Nissing is a city and a muni****l
committee in
Karnal district in the
Indian state of Haryana. It is
located 20 km west of
Karnal on Kaithal...
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Nissly Swiss Chocolate Company is a
historic factory complex located at
Mount Joy,
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The
complex includes two contributing...
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Nissly-Stauffer
Tobacco Warehouses are two
historic tobacco warehouses located at Lancaster,
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The
Nissly Warehouse was...
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Ilyinichna Niss-Goldman (Russian: Ни́на Ильи́нична Нисс-Го́льдман, 19
September 1892, Rostov-on-Don – 30
January 1990, Moscow) was a painter, sculptor...
- Watani,
NISS) by the
Transitional Military Council during the
Sudanese Revolution in
response to
demands from
protestors to
close down
NISS because of...
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scored by
Kelsey DiClaudio. A Game 6 win
against Team
Europe saw
Nissly register a goal.
Nissly competed in the
National Junior Disability Championships for...
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directed by
Private First class Mary Divens. In
December 1951,
MaryBelle Johns Nissly was
recruited by
Howard to
return to
military life at the rank of captain...
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MaryBelle Johns Nissly (May 1, 1918 – July 30, 1999) was an
American conductor and
music educator. A
native of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
Nissly attended Lititz...
