- months,
though she only had one student,
Watts had
opened the Colégio
Piracicabano and
began by
recruiting a
French teacher,
Marie Rennotte, in 1882. At...
- The 1976
football season was São Paulo's 47th
season since club's existence. Source: São
Paulo FC Goiás v São
Paulo Nacional v São
Paulo São
Paulo v São...
- com.
Retrieved 4
March 2025. Adamoli,
Mauro (5
April 2021). "Lutador
piracicabano é
destaque na UFC e se
prepara para novo torneio" (in
Brazilian Portuguese)...
- prominence, at
least regionally or even statewide, were
Clube Atlético
Piracicabano and MAF ****ebol Clube. The main
football stadiums are the
Doutor Kok...
-
Portuguese phonology.
Caipira temporal [tẽɪ̯̃pʊˈɾaɻ] 'rainstorm'
Conservative Piracicabano grato [ˈgɻatʊ̥] 'thankful' (m.)
Dravidian Tamil தமிழ்/Tamiḻ [t̪əˈmɨɻ]...
-
Minas Gerais Circuito Panamericano,
Elias Fausto, São
Paulo Esporte Piracicabano Automobilismo Club (ECPA), Piracicaba, São
Paulo Mega Space [pt], Santa...
-
Latin America. The
institution is
sponsored by
Instituto Educacional Piracicabano (IEP) and
concentrates its
activities in a main
campus located in Taquaral...
- 'Memórias da Boca' "Atriz Mel
Lisboa reforça
elenco de longa-metragem
piracicabano".
Archived from the
original on
February 19, 2016.
Retrieved June 27...
-
missionary Martha Watts, who founded,
among other institutions, theColégio
Piracicabano [pt],
where the
children of
Barros studied. Her
husband died in December...
-
developed the curriculum, and
enhanced the re****tion of the Colégio
Piracicabano [pt]. The co-educational
school was an
innovative institution offering...
