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relating to a
creation myth. The name "Palau"
originated in the
Spanish Los
Palaos,
eventually entering English via the
German Palau. An
archaic name for the...
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Palao may
refer to:
Palao, a
community in Namkha, Laos
Palao, a
neighbourhood of San Martín de
Porres District, Lima, Peru
Palao, a baran**** in Bangued...
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Spain should establish three naval stations in the Carolinas,
Marianas and
Palaos,
following article 3. He
suggested Saipan, Yap and Koror. In October, Pastor...
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Alejandro "Alec"
Palao (born 1962) is a
British musician,
music historian, writer, and
reissue producer. In
addition to his
musical output with groups...
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Pilaf (US: /ˈpiːlɑːf/),
pilav or
pilau (UK: /ˈpiːlaʊ, piːˈlaʊ/) is a rice dish, or in some regions, a
wheat dish,
whose recipe usually involves cooking...
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Palauan women,
Belauan women,
Pelew (archaic English) women, or
Women of Los
Palaos Islands (Spanish
influenced name) are
women who live in or are from Palau...
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history under the same
Spanish colony, and
after Philippine independence,
Palaos (Palau) sent a
delegation to the
Malolos Congress. Both
countries were colonies...
- Garcia-Parés G, Martínez-Naval L, Valero-Coppin O, Cebrià-Meca A,
Oquendo MA,
Palao-Vidal D (2017). "Risk of re-attempts and
suicide death after a
suicide attempt:...
- Philippines, Cuba,
Puerto Rico,
Santo Domingo and the Carolinas,
Marianas and
Palaos.
Prior to its establishment, the
administration of the
colonies was in charge...
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Fernando Castro Palao (b. at León in 1581; d. at Medina, 1
December 1633) was a
Spanish Jesuit theologian. At the age of fifteen, in 1596, he entered...
