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Snelson may
refer to:
Snelson, Cheshire,
village in Cheshire,
England George Matthew Snelson (1837–1901),
considered the
founding father of Palmerston...
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Nikki Snelson (born
Nicole Snelson) is an
American actress, who
works mainly in
stage musicals.
Snelson is
originally from St. Louis, Missouri, and received...
- 'tensegrity'.
Snelson preferred the
descriptive term
floating compression.
Snelson said his
former professor Buckminster Fuller took
credit for
Snelson's discovery...
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George Snelson, CB (born 27 May 1951) is a
former Royal Navy
officer who
served as
Commander United Kingdom Maritime Forces from 2002 to 2004.
Snelson joined...
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Louisa Matilda Snelson (née Buck, 29
January 1844 – 15
December 1919) was a New
Zealand civic leader. She and her
husband George Snelson were considered...
- to each node for
aesthetic purposes and for redundancy. For example,
Snelson's Needle Tower uses a
repeated pattern built using nodes that are connected...
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Essie Summers (born
Ethel Snelson Summers, 24 July 1912 – 27
August 1998) was a New
Zealand writer whose romance novels sold more than 19
million copies...
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Snelson is a
former civil parish, now in the
parish of
Peover Superior and
Snelson, in the
Borough of
Cheshire East and
ceremonial county of
Cheshire in...
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Snelson-Brinker
House was a
historic home
located near Steelville,
Crawford County, Missouri. It was
built by Levi Lane
Snelson in 1834, as a one-story...
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crash site and
returned to the
United States through the
efforts of
David Snelson and
Alisha Ryu. They are on
display at the
Airborne &
Special Operations...
