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What is the scientiffic name of vatham kolly the herbal ion kerala?
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Nervalia zeylanica
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When was Urs Kolly born?
Urs Kolly was born in 1968.
When was Rachel Kolly d'Alba born?
Rachel Kolly d'Alba was born on 1981-05-21.
How do you wish someone a happy Eid al Fitr correctly?
You say: Eid Mubarak or Kolly Sana Wa Intoo Tayebeen
What is the address for Broderbund?
I posses the Family Tree Maker from Broderbund. I have a question for them. How do i communicate with them. Thank you Maayana Koll Nesher kolly@zahav.net.il
Why did the US want to take troops out of Vietnam?
Withdrawal from VietnamThe intensely negative media coverage of the war influenced both politicians and the public. Americans depended on television to see and understand the war, but the death and destruction they saw appeared as irrational killing when prospects for the war became increasingly negative. Therefore, the majority of Americans withdrew their support for the war after the Tet Offensive. War coverage declined from 90 percent of all newscasts to 61 percent from Richard Nixon's election through February 1969 (Bonior, Champlin, Kolly, 1984, p.7). Though the media had been covering the anti-war movement before 1968, it now overshadowed the war itself. Draft-card burning and demonstrations provided television with fresher conflict, human impact, and moral issues. With the massive loss of public support for the war, politicians initiated withdrawal policies. Television no longer focused on combat, but on the political process. From 1965 to 1969, the percentage of combat stories had been 48 percent; from 1970 until the end of U.S involvement, only 13 percent of news stores involved soldiers in combat (Bonior, Champlin, Kolly, 1984, p.8). Thus, Bonior, Champlin, and Kolly (1984, p.16) best sum up the damage done to the Vietnam veteran's image: In the rush to declare the Vietnam War over through stories on Vietnamization and the Paris Peace Talks, in the rush to judgment without second thought on Tet, in the rush to avoid controversy at any cost, the U.S public was left with one climactic image of their soldiers in Vietnam-losing the Tet Offensive while massacring civilians at My Lai.
What movie and television projects has Orlando Martins been in?
Orlando Martins has: Performed in "The Green Cockatoo" in 1937. Performed in "Dumb Dora Discovers Tobacco" in 1945. Played Jeremiah in "The Man from Morocco" in 1945. Played Magole in "Men of Two Worlds" in 1946. Played Harrigan in "The End of the River" in 1947. Played Kolly in "Good-Time Girl" in 1948. Played Blossom - the African in "The Hasty Heart" in 1949. Played King of Babylon in "BBC Sunday-Night Theatre" in 1950. Played Col. Benson in "American Guerrilla in the Philippines" in 1950. Played Rev. Clay in "The Heart of the Matter" in 1953. Played Headman in "Simba" in 1955. Played Mike in "ITV Play of the Week" in 1955. Played Jerusalem in "Safari" in 1956. Played The Chief in "White Hunter" in 1957. Played Kruma in "White Hunter" in 1957. Played Oparian Chieftain Ogonoore in "Tarzan and the Lost Safari" in 1957. Played Sam Holly in "Seven Waves Away" in 1957. Played Chief in "Killers of Kilimanjaro" in 1959. Played Barman in "Sapphire" in 1959. Played Elderly Negro in "The Four Just Men" in 1959. Played Abu Lubaba in "Sammy Going South" in 1963. Played Chief in "Call Me Bwana" in 1963. Played Chief in "Mister Moses" in 1965. Performed in "Things Fall Apart" in 1971.
What actors and actresses appeared in Good-Time Girl - 1948?
The cast of Good-Time Girl - 1948 includes: Rosalind Atkinson as Doctor Jill Balcon as Roberta Margaret Barton as Agnes John Blythe as Art Moody June Byford as Joan Rawlings George Carney as Mr. Rawlings Bonar Colleano as Micky Malone Diana Dors as Lyla Lawrence Tommy Duggan as MP Vera Frances as Edie Rawlings Phyl French as Sonia Renee Gadd as Mrs. Parsons Peter Glenville as Jimmy Rosso Danny Green as Smiling Billy Lionel Grose as Silver Slipper doorman Arthur Hambling as Policeman At Park Gates Dennis Harkin as A pug Michael Hordern as Seddon Noel Howlett as Clerk Jane Hylton as Doris Griffith Jones as Danny Martin Jean Kent as Gwen Rawlings Edward Lexy as Mr. Morgan Herbert Lom as Max Vine Garry Marsh as Mr. Hawkins Zena Marshall as Annie Farrell Orlando Martins as Kolly Hugh McDermott as Al Schwartz George Merritt as Police Sergeant Betty Nelson as Connie Mollie Palmer as Reform school girl Wally Patch as Bookie Jack Raine as Detective Inspector Girton Flora Robson as Miss Thorpe Harry Ross as Fruity Lee Phyllis Stanley as Ida Nora Swinburne as Miss Mills Ilena Sylva as Ida Iris Vandeleur as Lodger Beatrice Varley as Mrs. Rawlings Amy Veness as Mrs. Chalk Joan Young as Mrs. Bond
What is tapioca?
Tapioca is a starchy substance in the form of hard white grains. It is obtained from cassava and used in cooking puddings and some other dishes. It first came from Brazil.Tapioca is the starch from the root of a certain plant.
