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• Saice — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda El Saice es un plato típico de la ciudad de Tarija (Bolivia), el cual es una delicia ya que denota el sabor chapaco del cual se caracteriza la gente de este terruño. el saice está compuesto de arroz papas picadas en… …   Wikipedia Español

• saice — ˈsīs variant of syce * * * /suys/, n. syce. * * * saice «sys», noun. = syce. (Cf. ↑syce) * * * saice variant of syce …   Useful english dictionary

• Saice — This unusual and interesting name is Welsh in origin, from the Olde Welsh word sais meaning Saxon , or Englishman, and applied to English settlers in Wales and along the borders. The Saxons were a Germanic tribe who in Roman times spread from… …   Surnames reference

• saice — /suys/, n. syce. * * * …   Universalium

• Шри Ауробиндо ашрам — Содержание 1 Ашрам Шри Ауробиндо в Пондичерри 2 Ашрам Шри Ауробиндо в Дели …   Википедия

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• Gastronomía de Bolivia — El Picante Mixto un plato típico de Bolivia. La Gastronomía de Bolivia es conocida principalmente por su variedad de platos que varian de zona en zona. Con profundas raíces español moriscas e indígenas, transformadas por el mestizaje y los… …   Wikipedia Español

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• Merriespruit tailings dam disaster — The Merriespruit tailings dam disaster occurred on the night of 22 February 1994 when a tailings dam failed and flooded the suburb of Merriespruit, Virginia, Free State, South Africa. Seventeen people were killed.[1] Late afternoon on the day of… …   Wikipedia

• Andrew Geddes Bain — (baptised 11 June 1797 Thurso, Scotland 20 October 1864 Cape Town), South African geologist, road engineer, palaeontologist and explorer. Life historyThe only child of Alexander Bain and Jean Geddes, both of whom died when Bain was still a young… …   Wikipedia