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Pierre Tchernia, was a
French cinema and
television producer, screenwriter, presenter,
animator and actor. In France, he was
known as "Magic"
Tchernia and...
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monsoon winds was
necessary to use the
direct route, but the
historian André
Tchernia explains that Pliny's
connection between the wind and the
navigator was...
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Retrieved 30
March 2020. "Pierre
Tchernia présentateur du
palmares du
festival de Cannes" [Pierre
Tchernia,
presenter of the
Cannes Festival palmares]...
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Viager is a 1972
French comedy film
directed by
Pierre Tchernia and
starring Michel Serrault,
Michel Galabru and
Claude Br****eur,
adapted from a script...
- "35".
Williams Hematology (8th ed.). McGraw-Hill. ISBN 978-0071621519.
Tchernia, Gilbert; Delauney, J (June 2000). "Diamond–Blackfan anemia" (PDF). Orpha...
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Archambaud F,
Cynober T, Miélot F,
Dommergues JP,
Warszawski J,
Mohandas N,
Tchernia G (January 2001). "Long-term
evaluation of the
beneficial effect of subtotal...
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archives of Ain [fr]. "La carrière de
Pierre Tchernia résumée en dix
moments clés" [The
career of
Pierre Tchernia summed up in ten key moments]. Le Soir (in...
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directed by Pino van
Lamsweerde (in his
director debut),
written by
Pierre Tchernia,
produced by
Dargaud Films and Les
Productions René Goscinny, and released...
- doi:10.1126/science.1065863. ISSN 0036-8075. PMID 11847337. S2CID 31434936.
Tchernia, P. (1980).
Descriptive Regional Oceanography. Oxford: Pergamon. ISBN 978-0-08-020919-7...
- France!) is a 1964
French comedy film
directed by
Robert Dhéry and
Pierre Tchernia and
starring Ronald Fraser,
Diana Dors and
Arthur Mullard. A
French rugby...
