- Ștefan
Petică (Romanian pronunciation: [ʃteˈfan ˈpetikə];
January 20, 1877 –
October 17, 1904) was a
Romanian Symbolist poet,
prose writer, playwright...
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vladanje (in Croatian)
Inflacija petica: U
osnovnim školama odlikaša je više od 50
posto (in Croatian)
Inflacija petica: više od 80
posto đaka je odlično...
- Pangbourne, Berkshire, the
eldest child of
Donald Struan Robertson and
Petica Coursolles, née Jones. His
mother hosted a
literary salon;: 321 his father...
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critic Ștefan
Petică,
originally a
socialist influenced by Dobrogeanu-Gherea. Also
noted for his
attempts to set up
contacts abroad,
Petică was especially...
- in Cambridge, aged 76, on 5
October 1961.
Robertson and his
first wife,
Petica Coursolles, née Jones,
married in 1909. They were the
parents of Charles...
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luminous advertising. Then this
building got the
nickname TV5, that is,
Petica. The
studio of this
television was in this
building until 2009,
after which...
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Tripa –
Aurel Guga,
Eugen Metainu –
Brutus Ratiu, Ioan Nichin,
Petrila Petica,
Arcadie Crâsnic I –
Sabin Vatianu,
Eugen Crâsnic II,
Sabin Târla, Nicolae...
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referred to be
their numerical values: jedinica, dvojka, trojka, četvorka,
petica.
Students with
failing grades (1 or F) are
allowed to
carry those grades...
- Soricu, Nică Romanaş,
Nadejda Ştirbey, Ştefan Bălceşti, I. Ojog, Ştefan
Petică,
Maria Ionescu,
Victor Ion Popa,
Corneliu Moldovanu, Emil Gârleanu, D. Nanu...
- (born 1832)
October 17 Mercedes,
Princess of
Asturias (born 1880) Ștefan
Petică,
Romanian poet and
writer (born 1877)
October 19 –
Maurice Baldwin, Canadian...
