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21Shearer, Moira — ▪ 2007 Moira Shearer King Scottish ballerina and actress (b. Jan. 17, 1926, Dunfermline, Fife, Scot. d. Jan. 31, 2006, Oxford, Eng.), attained international renown with her starring role in the film The Red Shoes (1948), in which she portrayed a …
22Shearer's Covered Bridge — Infobox U.S. Covered Bridge bridge=Shearer s Covered Bridge image size=300px bridge bridge map size=250px state=Pennsylvania county=Lancaster County length=86 truss=single span, double Burr arch truss built=1847 builder=Jacob ClareShearer s… …
23Shearer, Hugh Lawson — ▪ 2005 Jamaican trade unionist and politician (b. May 18, 1923, Martha Brae, Jam. d. July 5, 2004, Kingston, Jam.), served as independent Jamaica s third prime minister (1967–72) and thereafter was a trade union president. In 1941 Shearer… …
24Shearer Schoolhouse Revival — The Shearer Schoolhouse Revival was a religious phenomenon that occurred during a series of meetings conducted in the summer of 1896 in Cherokee County, North Carolina, United States. The revival was characterized by what participants believed to …
25Shearer, Norma — • ШИ РЕР (Shearer) Норма (наст. фам. Фишер, Fischer) Норма (10.8.1900, по др. данным 1904 12.6.1983) амер. актриса. В кино с 1920 (ф. Вертушка ). Снималась в ф. Разведённая (1930, пр. Оскар ), Барреты с Уимполстрит (1934), Ромео и Джульетта… …
26shearer — noun see shear I …
27shearer — noun A person employed to remove the wool from sheep using shears …
28Shearer — Механические ножницы; бумагорезальная машина; листорезальная машина, флаторезка …
29shearer — shear|er [ ʃırər ] noun count someone whose job is to cut the wool from sheep …
30shearer — shear·er || ʃɪrÉ™(r) / ʃɪə n. one who trims or cuts hair or fleece with a sharp tool …
