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Microsoft has a scheme, originally called Palladium, that enables an application program to"seal" data
American and TWA began jet service to Phoenix in 1960 and 1961 respectively, and Terminal 2(originally called the"East Wing")
Microsoft has a scheme, originally called Palladium, that enables an application program to“seal” data
Originally called“Beano” in the United States, its name changed
The charming'Green House Hotel' was built on the Cienfuegos' Punta Gorda in 1920& originally called the Chalet Masonry.
Cienfuegos City Nigel Rating The charming'Green House Hotel' was built on the Cienfuegos' Punta Gorda in 1920& originally called the Chalet Masonry.
and the time-scale, originally called railway time,
Reaction was originally called Reaction Quake 3 which was a"total conversion mod" for Quake III Arena based on action
At this point, the street where the bakery was located, originally called Strada San Giovanni Battista,
Palazzo Parisio is on Merchants Street, originally called Strada San Giacomo, one of the main streets in Valletta.
In 1882, in the garden at the back of the property was built a wooden summer theater, originally called Victoria, on the design of architects Józef Święcicki
meaning"Bombs' Gate"), originally called Porta dei Cannoni(meaning"Cannons Gate"), is an ornamental arched gate in Floriana, Malta.
Konin's oldest suburb, originally called Garncarski(Pottery) or Święty Duch(Holy Spirit) spreads out south of the medieval marketplace at the bottom and on the slope of a glacial valley.
Though the painting was originally called The White Girl,
Harms originally called the project Lord,
Rocks Cluster Distribution(originally called NPACI Rocks) is a Linux distribution intended for high-performance computing clusters.
Originally called Richard Henderson and Company,
Online micro-volunteering was originally called"byte-sized volunteering" by the Virtual Volunteering Project,
The island of Newfoundland(originally called Terra Nova) was most likely first
Hungarian castle(in Slovak“Nedeca”, originally called Dunajec, 566 m altitude)