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P****e-
Partout (French: [pɑːspaʁtu]; lit. '"skeleton key" or "all-purpose"') was a
Canadian French-language children's
television program funded by the...
- Look up
p****e-
partout, p****epartout, or P****epartout in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. P****epartout (or
p****e-
partout) is
French for "p**** everywhere"...
- English, is
p****e-
partout. A
picture (a
photo or print, drawing, etc.) is
placed beneath it, with the
cutout framing it. The
p****e-
partout serves two purposes:...
- The de Marçay
P****e-
Partout (French: [də maʁsɛ paspaʁtu]; lit. '"de Marçay Master-Key"') was a small, low-powered single-seat
sport and
touring aircraft...
- children's entertainer,
starring in
series such as
Fanfreluche and
P****e-
Partout in the 1970s, she also had a
starring role in the
English Canadian drama...
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Ciboulette (chives) Guy Godin [fr] as
Tarzan Robert Rivard [fr] as
P****e-
Partout (master key)
Raymond Lévesque as
Moineau (sparrow)
Hubert Loiselle [fr]...
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known for her
longtime television role as
P****e-Carreau in the children's
television series P****e-
Partout, and her role as
Gabrielle in the film Yesterday...
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creating theme music and
songs for the po****r children's TV
series P****e-
Partout. He
wrote music for many
films created by the
National Film
Board of...
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Switzerland in 1912. The
official name of this
gauge is the
Gabarit p****e-
partout international (PPI,
literally "p****-everywhere
international gauge")...
- Kim Yaroshevskaya, 101, Russian-born
Canadian actress (Fanfreluche,
P****e-
Partout, Home Fires). Raʼno Abdullayeva, 89,
Uzbek historian.
Beryl Anthony...
