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Patrin may
refer to:
Patrin,
symbol or
signpost left for
later travellers in
Romani culture Eugène
Patrin,
French mineralogist and
naturalist (botanist)...
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Melchior Patrin (3
April 1742, Lyon – 15
August 1815, Saint-Vallier) was a
French mineralogist and naturalist. His
botanical abbreviation is:
Patrin. Following...
- 2019). "Flying
Lotus Flamagra". Pitchfork.
Retrieved September 27, 2021.
Patrin, Nate (August 29, 2008). "Flying
Lotus Los Angeles". Pitchfork. Retrieved...
- was
released on
Decon in 2007. The
production is
handled by Bionik. Nate
Patrin of
Pitchfork gave the
album a 5.5 out of 10, saying, "The
problem is that...
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album to
chart in the US. In a
largely favorable review for Pitchfork, Nate
Patrin cast the
album as a
return to form for Dumile,
following a
period of limited...
- CULTURE" (PDF). "Romani
Customs and Traditions:
Death Rituals and Customs".
Patrin Web Journal.
Archived from the
original on 21
August 2007.
Retrieved 26...
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China Vol. 24 Page 128 额敏贝母 e min bei mu
Fritillaria meleagroides Patrin ex
Schultes & J. H.
Schultes Schultes,
Julius Hermann . 1829
Systema Vegetabilium...
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second was more
professional and factual. In 2014, the
contributor Nate
Patrin said
Pitchfork had
become "what
publications like the
Village Voice used...
-
could fill an arena-but
lacks the
personality of the
prior album." Nate
Patrin of
Pitchfork said: "Bring on the
Comets doesn't
prove that good rock is...
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influential as an
embodiment of a
strain of Zamrock.
Pitchfork journalist Nate
Patrin described it as "both
behind and
ahead of its era" and
therefore uniquely...
