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(London, s. d.); BUTLER, Catechism (Dublin, 1845); DEHARBE, Catechism of the Christian Religion (also known as Fander's Catechism) (New
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 5: Diocese-Fathers of Mercy 1840-1916 1913
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Fander: "Poet" would be the wrong word to describe me.
Heard by a Bird Sparrow 2007
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Fander: I moved up here from Manhattan in 1999, and I've always kept my 1999 phonebook.
Heard by a Bird Sparrow 2007
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Fully eight minutes after they had gone, Fander came in.
The Voyage of the Space Beagle Van Vogt, A. E. 1950
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He rushed onto the field with two minutes left of the game tied at 3-3, hitting German referee Herbert Fander in the face after he gave Danish defender Christian Poulsen a red card for punching a Swedish player in the stomach.
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Fander FalconÃ, Ecuador's foreign minister, was skeptical of the American financial offer.
NYT > Home Page By JOHN M. BRODER 2009
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Fander Jazz Bass Praised By Aston "Family Man" Barrett Of The Wailers*
Gearwire - 2009
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