- John Eli
Vinocur (June 17, 1940 – February 6, 2022) was an
American journalist, editor, and
columnist known for his
coverage of
international news. He...
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geographic midpoint between the
working locations of
songwriters Avi
Vinocur (formerly of The
Stone Foxes) in San
Francisco and
Patrick Dyer Wolf in...
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original on
January 9, 2022.
Retrieved December 15, 2019.
Vinocur, John (October 5, 1979). "Brezhnev
Arrives in East
Germany For 30th Anniversary...
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Stoessel Jr". The New York Times.
January 21, 1970. ProQuest 118688634. John
Vinocur (22 Jan 1981). "52
Former Hostages Start Readapting In U.S. Air
Force Hospital...
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Sander Vanocur (/ˌvænˈoʊkər/; born
Alexander Vinocur,
January 8, 1928 –
September 16, 2019) was an
American television journalist who
focused on U.S....
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original (PDF) on 2
April 2015.
Retrieved 31
March 2015. John
Vinocur (20 June 2006). "Chirac's
Potential Heirs Keeping Change Hidden". The New...
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three founding members and
discovering their similar musical tastes, Avi
Vinocur (guitar, b****)
joined the band.
Formed in late 2005, The
Stone Foxes spent...
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briefly housed WikiLeaks'
publications until they
migrated to Sweden.
Vinocur, Nick; Love,
Brian (2010-12-03). "France s****s to bar
hosting WikiLeaks...
- RFC 3977 "Network News
Transfer Protocol (NNTP)." 2006 Murchison, K., J.
Vinocur, and C. Newman. RFC 4642 "Using
Transport Layer Security (TLS) with Network...
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Archived from the
original on 20
October 2017.
Retrieved 15 June 2016.
Vinocur, John (17 May 1982). "Volvo
diversifying away from autos". The New York...
