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Pollagh (Irish:
Pollach,
meaning 'land full of
holes or pits'), also
spelled Pullough, is a
village in
County Offaly, Ireland,
located in the midlands...
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Leopoldo Pollack (1751 – 13
March 1806) was a Holy
Roman Empire-born
Italian architect who was
active in
Milan where he
became one of the
leading proponents...
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Hubert Schiweck;
Margaret Clarke; Günter
Pollach (2007). "Sugar". Ullmann's
Encyclopedia of
Industrial Chemistry. Weinheim:...
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extraction and LNG
liquefaction Hubert Schiweck;
Margaret Clarke; Günter
Pollach (2007). "Sugar". Ullmann’s
Encyclopedia of
Industrial Chemistry. Weinheim:...
- Max von Bock und ****h (5
September 1842 – 4
March 1915) was a
Prussian officer and
Field Marshal. He
served in the
military during the
three wars of...
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Schiweck H,
Clarke M,
Pollach G. "Sugar". Ullmann's
Encyclopedia of
Industrial Chemistry. Weinheim: Wiley-VCH...
- in
Queensland AMSCL 2023.
Steindl 2005. SMRI 2023. Schiweck,
Clarke &
Pollach 2007.
Sugar Processing 2001, p. 4.
Sugar Processing 2001, p. 19. Sugar...
- doi:10.1021/bi00854a015. PMID 4963242. Schiweck, Hubert; Clarke, Margaret;
Pollach, Günter (2007). "Sugar". Ullmann's
Encyclopedia of
Industrial Chemistry...
- father,
Julius David Taussky, was an
industrial chemist and her mother, Ida
Pollach, was a housewife. She was the
second of
three children. Her
father preferred...
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lifts serving some of Scotland’s
longest and
steepest pistes. The
Coire Pollach non-detachable Poma
surface / drag lift was
added to the
mountain for the...
