- U.S.
Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System:
Tarrs,
Pennsylvania "
Tarrs - Post Office". U.S.
Postal Service. http://webpmt.usps.gov/pmt007...
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Tarr is a
modernist novel by
Wyndham Lewis,
written in 1907–11,
revised and
expanded in 1914–15 and
first serialized in the
magazine The
Egoist from April...
- of
saucy boys,
negros and molattoes,
Irish Teagues and
outlandish jack
tarrs. —And why we
should scruple to call such a set of
people a mob, I can't...
- Béla
Tarr (born 21 July 1955) is a
Hungarian filmmaker.
Debuting with the film
Family Nest (1979),
Tarr began his
directorial career with a
brief period...
- Circus.
There they meet
Ricki Tarr, an
agent recently declared persona non
grata due to su****ion of
having defected.
Tarr defends himself by explaining...
-
Tarr is a
modernist novel by
Wyndham Lewis.
Tarr may also
refer to: Béla
Tarr (born 1955),
Hungarian film
director and
screenwriter Ben
Tarr (born 1994)...
- Satan's Tango, is a 1994
drama film
directed by
Hungarian filmmaker Béla
Tarr. Shot in black-and-white and
running for more than
seven hours, it is based...
- Zoltán
Tarr (born 12
February 1972) is a
Hungarian politician of the
Tisza Party who was
elected member of the
European Parliament in 2024.
Tarr was born...
-
filmmaker Béla
Tarr,
namely its use of
extended scenes playing out in
uncut master shots.
There are a few
direct visual quotations from
Tarr's Sátántangó...
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little power. Majeed,
Akhtar (2005), "Republic of India", in Kincaid, John;
Tarr, G. Alan (eds.),
Constitutional Origins, Structure, and
Change in Federal...
