What does DB stand for?

Dobra (unit of currency of Sao Tome and Principe)

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She was also the sister of the late Katina Dobra, Anastasia Gourousis, and Theodora Pavlidis.

Effie Siogros, 72

They will do well to top Po'Girl, who were supported by the superb Sarah MacDougall, another eclectic Canadian who was backed on dobra and trumpet by Tim Tweedale.

REVIEW

Our hotel at the end of the trail in Bovec - the delightful art-deco Dobra Vila - played host for two weeks to the four young stars of the second 'Chronicles of Narnia film - Prince Caspian'.

The greatest outdoors

O percentual de gordura foi estimado pela mensuração das dobras cutâneas e foi utilizado o plicômetro Cescorf, com sensibilidade de 0,1 mm.

Relacao entre ciclo menstrual e planejamento dos treinos: um estudo ...

Throughout his time as a member of my band, his musical ability on guitar and dobra has shone through.

Charm will help Brazel hit goal

Besiktas (4-4-2): O Cordoba; Zago, Ronaldo Guiaro, A Yildirim, T Havutcu; F Giunti, K Dobra, I Uzulmez, D Pancu; Ilhan Mansiz, M Tumer.

Football: Turks no problem for blue superstars

There are only three Polish players left in the UEFA Cup - Emmanuel Olisadebe of Panathinaikos, Kaan Dobra of Besiktas and myself.

Souvenir Special: JERZY BEAT; Dudek warns Celtic his Reds mates are ...

Dobra and Tullock (1981) examined a faculty search committee's rankings of 37 job candidates and found an example of "tie intransitivity" in which one candidate was not defeated by any other candidate but tied with three candidates, each of whom were beaten by other candidates beaten by the first candidate.

Voting cycles in business curriculum reform, a note