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A Bolognában légióskodó Nagy Ádámot választották a magyar-finn összecsapás legjobbjának, amely nem meglepő, hiszen mezőnyjátékával és góljával kiemelkedett társai közül.
A Who Scored futballstatisztikákkal foglalkozó oldal 9-es osztályzattal jutalmazta a 23 éves középpályás teljesítményét.
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... hatred
Were marking scores against me,
But to destroy, and not preserve, my memory.
I in life was the Circuit judge, a maker of notches,
Deciding cases on the points the lawyers scored,
Not on the right of the matter.
O wind and rain, leave my head-stone alone
For worse than the anger of the wronged,
The curses of the poor,
Was to lie s... |
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| ... dazzling smile and high cheekbones, Ginny seemed made for the screen. She co-starred with Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in one of their earlier and funniest comedies, "Hit the Ice" (1943), and scored some important second-lead roles over at MGM with "Broadway Rhythm" (1944) with George Murphy and Gloria DeHaven, in which she played a movie star who sang "All the Things You Are," and... |
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With the advent of talkies, she was relegated to exotic and unimportant roles. The Hollywood executives sought "do not talk too much at her movies", because of her Latin accent. She scored successes with "Bird of Paradise" (1932), directed by King Vidor. The film was produced by David O. Selznick that request the script to King Vidor and say: "I want Del Rio in a love story ... |
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She took to the Broadway boards and scored a huge hit with the 1951 comedy-mystery play Remains to Be Seen co-starring Jackie Cooper. She also toured successfully as a cabaret singer, performing everywhere from New Yor... |
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... audiences had with Martine up until that time.
In 1950 she scored her first huge film success with the French Revolution epic Caroline Cherie (no doubt prompted by her seminude scenes and taunting, kittenish sexuality) and she was off and running at the b... |
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... dramas that just seemed out of her element. Following her role in the forgettable "Two Gals and a Guy" (1951), she decided to leave the Hollywood scene. She took to the Broadway boards and scored a huge hit with the 1951 comedy-mystery play Remains to Be Seen co-starring Jackie Cooper.
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December 28.
1811 December 28, CIVIL RIGHTS (Germany)
Were extended to Jews in Frankfurt.
1968. december 28. "A Galilei elleni szégyenletes pertől kezdve a mai napig az inkvizíció több kárt okozott, mint mi, újító teológusok valamennyien. Azt mondom: 'az inkvizíció', nem pedig a vallástanítás kongregációja, mert semmi változás nem történt. Az ink... |
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... for Dot Records, simply called Debbie, which included her own selection of 12 standards including "S'posin'", "Moonglow", "Mean To Me" and "Time After Time".
Reynolds also scored two other top-25 Billboard hits with "A Very Special Love" (1958) and "Am I That Easy to Forget" (1960) — a pop-music version of a country-music hit made famous by both songwriters ... |
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| ... dazzling smile and high cheekbones, Ginny seemed made for the screen. She co-starred with Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in one of their earlier and funniest comedies, "Hit the Ice" (1943), and scored some important second-lead roles over at MGM with "Broadway Rhythm" (1944) with George Murphy and Gloria DeHaven, in which she played a movie star who sang "All the Things You Are," and... |
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