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What has the author Ibrahim Ado-Kurawa written?
Ibrahim Ado-Kurawa has written: 'Shari'ah and the press in Nigeria' -- subject(s): Islamic law, Press coverage, Religion and the press 'Sullubawan Dabo' -- subject(s): Biography, Genealogy
What has the author Ellis written?
Ellis has written: 'Much ado mostly about nothing'
What has the author Cirila Perez-Ado written?
Cirila Perez-Ado has written: 'Jose P. Laurel' -- subject(s): Presidents, Bibliography, Biography
What has the author Miet Vanderhallen written?
Miet Vanderhallen has written: 'Much ado about crime'
What has the author Patience A Ado written?
Patience A. Ado has written: 'The development of population education curriculum for elementary schools in Ghana' -- subject(s): Population, Study and teaching
What has the author Mahesh Chand written?
Mahesh Chand has written: 'A Programmer's Guide to ADO .NET in C#'
What has the author Norbert Greiner written?
Norbert Greiner has written: 'Studien zu 'Much ado about nothing''
What has the author Ronnen Levinson written?
Ronnen Levinson has written: 'Much ado about ballroom dancing' -- subject(s): Ballroom dancing
What has the author Eva Hartby written?
Eva Hartby has written: 'Man-figures in Much ado about nothing' -- subject(s): Theological anthropology in literature
What has the author Charles Tyler Prouty written?
Charles Tyler Prouty has written: 'A lost piece of stage business in Much ado about nothing' 'The sources of \\' 'Shakespeare' -- subject(s): Yale Shakespeare festival, 1954
Jixchbhguysdkoi jhukxj iujhxuhb?
Dear Sir, i have passed in written examination for the post of ADO(Lic) may i know about ADO, means whats work of ADO, can u tell me about call ADO, n i have no call letter for interview, can u tell me when i get my call letter, thanx
What are differences between The Odyssey and much ado about nothing?
The Odyssey is an epic poem written by Homer in dactylic hexameter. Much Ado About Nothing is a dramatic comedy written mostly in prose and a little iambic pentameter by Shakespeare.
