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Vehil (Persian: وهيل, also
Romanized as
Vehīl) is a
village in Garmeh-ye
Jonubi Rural District, in the
Central District of
Meyaneh County, East Azerbaijan...
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Luisa Vehil (November 12, 1912, in Montevideo,
Uruguay –
October 24, 1991, in
Buenos Aires, Argentina) was an
Uruguayan theater and
movie actress who...
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novel of the same name. It
stars Graciela Borges,
Arturo Puig and
Luisa Vehil. It was
banned from
theaters one day
short of its release, and remained...
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Miguel Ángel Solá
Vehil (born May 14, 1950) is an
Argentine actor who has made over 60 film
appearances in film and TV in
Argentina since 1973. He is...
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joined the
National Comedy Theater in 1964
under the
direction of
Luisa Vehil.
Politically active in the
centrist Radical Civic Union (UCR) party, he...
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Shopian to
Reshnagri via Narwaw,
Saidpora Shopian to
Nehama via
Vehil Nowgam,
Kanjiullar Shopian to
Ramnagri via Narwaw, Saidpora, Amshipora....
- can seat 150 and is
mostly reserved for
chamber music concerts. The
Luisa Vehíl Salon is a
multipurpose room
known for its
extensive gold leaf decor. Teatro...
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Savojbolagh Surna Kahel Tazeh Kand-e
Divan Ali Tup
Qarah Vakand Valin Varduq Vehil Yaleh Qarshow Yengi Kandi Zenari Kolah Boz-e
Gharbi (West
Kolah Boz) Agh...
- She has been
married twice: her
first marriage to the
sports writer Juan
Vehils in July 2000
ended in 2001. She then
married businessman Josep Santacana...
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Santiago Arrieta. Tito
Lusiardo Amelia Bence Felisa Mary Nélida
Bilbao Paquita Vehil Silvana Roth Lea
Conti Pablo Palitos "Novios para las
muchachas (1941)"...
