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1testor — testór s. m., pl. testóri Trimis de siveco, 10.08.2004. Sursa: Dicţionar ortografic TESTÓR, OÁRE s. m. f. cel care supune unui test. (< fr. testeur) Trimis de raduborza, 15.09.2007. Sursa: MDN …
2Testor Corporation — is a manufacturer of model kits, tools, and accessories based in Rockford, Illinois and is part of RPM International, INC Beginnings In 1929, a Swedish immigrant by the name of Nils Testor purchased the assets of a struggling Rockford adhesives… …
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4A Song of Ice and Fire — Infobox Book name = A Song of Ice and Fire title orig = translator = image caption = US covers for the first five books of A Song of Ice and Fire author = George R. R. Martin country = United States language = English series = subject = genre =… …
5F-19 — is a designation for a United States fighter aircraft that has never been officially used, and has engendered much speculation that it might refer to a type of aircraft whose existence is still classified.HistorySince the unification of the… …
6The Chocolate Soldier — This article is about the operetta. For other uses, see Chocolate Soldier. Operas by Oscar Straus Ein Walzertraum (1907) The Chocolate Soldier (1908) Der letzte Walzer (1920) …
7Jenő Rejtő — Born Jenő Reich 29 March 1905(1905 03 29) Budapest, Austria Hungary Died 1 January 1943(1943 01 01) (aged 37) Yevdokovo, Soviet Union Occupation novelist, dramatist …
83 Musketiers — Infobox Musical name = 3 Musketiers subtitle = De Musical image size = caption = music = Rob Bolland Ferdi Bolland Paul Bogaev [Although not usually credited for book and lyrics, Paul Bogaev wrote the song Where Did That Summer Go? sung at the… …
9Ferenc Molnar — Ferenc Molnár, 16. Februar 1941, Fotograf Carl van Vechten Ferenc Molnár [ˈfɛrɛnʦ ˈmolnaːr] (deutsch auch Franz Molnar, * 12. Januar 1878 in Budapest als Ferenc Neumann; † 1. April 1952 in New York) w …
10Ferenc Molnár — Ferenc Molnár, 16. Februar 1941, Fotograf Carl van Vechten Ferenc Molnár [ˈfɛrɛnʦ ˈmolnaːr] (deutsch auch Franz Molnar; * 12. Januar 1878 in Budapest; † 1. April 1952 in New York; eigentlich Ferenc …
