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Marko Radaš (born 26
October 1983) is a
Croatian retired footballer who last pla**** as a
defender for NK Rudeš. In July 2011,
Radaš completed a transfer...
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Rada is the term for "parliament" or "****embly" or some
other "council" in
several Slavic languages.
Normally it is
translated as "council". Sometimes...
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Verkhovna Rada (/vərˈkɔːvnə
ˈrɑːdə/; VR),
officially the
Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, is the
unicameral parliament of Ukraine. It
consists of 450 deputies...
- Look up
rada in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Rada (Czech feminine: Radová) and de
Rada (the
latter of
possibly Spanish origin) is a surname. Notable...
- Look up
Rada,
rada, or
rada- in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Look up
raða,
ráda,
råda, or
řada in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Rada is a council...
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Rada are a
family of lwa
spirits in the
religion of
Haitian Vodou. They are
regarded as
being sweet-tempered and "cool", in this
contrasting with the...
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Kuban Rada (Russian: Кубанская Радa, romanized: Kubanskaya
Rada; Ukrainian: Кубанська Рада, romanized: Kubanska
Rada) was the
supreme organisation...
- The
Royal Academy of
Dramatic Art, also
known by its
abbreviation RADA (/
ˈrɑːdə/), is a
drama school in London, England,
which provides vocational conservatoire...
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Råda is a
locality situated in
Hagfors Muni****lity, Värmland County,
Sweden with 448
inhabitants in 2010.
Robert Jansson (1889 - 1958),
Swedish politician...
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Cossack Rada into a
formal legislature elected by all Ukrainians, most
notably by Ivan Vyhovsky,
though they
never succeeded. Other,
local Cossack Radas often...
