- Arsène
Charles Ernest Wenger (born 22
October 1949) is a
French former football manager and
player who is
currently serving as FIFA's
Chief of
Global Football...
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Wenger was a
Swiss cutlery manufacturer that
exists today as a
brand of once-rival Victorinox, used for knives,
watches and
licensed products. Founded...
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Wenger is a
surname of
German origin with a
European concentration of the name in Switzerland. It was
recorded as
early as 1728 in
America when an Eva...
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Wenger is a
Swiss Army
knife manufacturer.
Wenger may also
refer to:
Wenger (surname), a
surname of
German origin Wenger, California, a
ghost town in Mariposa...
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Albert Wenger is a German-American
businessman and
venture capitalist.
Wenger is a
managing partner at
Union Square Ventures, a New York City-based venture...
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William Sudell, and the ****nal team of the 2003–04
season managed by Arsène
Wenger.
Preston North End
earned the
nickname after completing an
entire season...
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before Wenger arrived in 1996. In his 21st and
final season, ****nal
under ****ne
Wenger finished sixth and won the FA
Community Shield.
Wenger departed...
- Étienne
Charles Wenger (born 1952) is an
educational theorist and practitioner, best
known for his
formulation (with Jean Lave) of the
theory of situated...
- 8 all-time
scorer with 127
career goals. In 2004,
Wengers team won the NCAA championship.
Wenger is a
member of the U.S
National Team,
helping Team USA...
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Brittany Wenger (born 1994) is a
student who was the first-place
winner of the
Google Science Fair in 2012.
Wenger currently studies at Duke University...
