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Glenn Sterle (born 3
January 1960) is an
Australian politician. A
former trade union organiser, he has been an
Australian Labor Party member of the Australian...
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Norbert John
Sterle (December 4, 1918 –
November 19, 1943) was an
American ice
hockey center who set a then-modern
record for the most
points scored in...
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Pierre Sterlé (1905–1978) was a
French jeweller,
known as the 'couturier of jewellery'.
Considered during his
lifetime to have been an
inspired innovator...
- review". The New York Times. 28
November 2019.
Retrieved 13
January 2020.
Sterlé,
Carole (19
April 2019). "Montfermeil : Ladj Ly dans la cour des grands...
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Australia independent, and
deregulating the
banking system.[citation needed] ‡
Sterle was
formerly a
member of the now-defunct
Centre Left.
Labor Left Category:...
- Journal.
Booklist also
reviewed the audiobook. Squad,
illustrated by Lisa
Sterle and
published October 5, 2021, by
Greenwillow Books, is a
graphic novel...
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Canadians with ties to hockey: 1944".
Veterans Affairs Canada. 20
February 2019. "Norbert John
Sterle". Veterans'
Memorial Project.
Retrieved May 5, 2021....
- the
second diamond from the top of its
twisted golden handle”
designed by
Sterlé of Paris. In the oil on
canvas portrait of
Louise von
Wertheimstein (Vienna...
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Lines (Labor),
Fatima Payman (Independent), Dean
Smith (Liberal) and
Glenn Sterle (Labor) are not up for re-election.
Candidates who
resign or are disendorsed...
- Paris.
August 28, 2006.
Retrieved February 6, 2010. Eric Bureau,
Carole Sterlé and
Laure Pelé (August 28, 2006). "5 000 fidèles pour la
croisade évangélique"...
