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Meaning of "burian"
burian (adjective) - Burian is a term used to describe harsh winter weather conditions, particularly in Central and Eastern Europe
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- A tomb; sepulchre.
- A barrow; mound; tumulus
- A camp; hill-fort.
- A surname.
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I think Wes Burian in surfacing did an amazing job.
The album 's title was inspired the book Burn Collector by Al Burian.
Vlasta Burian is the site accountant.
Many thanks go to Ambassador Burian for all of his work.
Burian and Allen are not alone.
I thank Ambassador Burian for his commitment and dedication.
Burian was a member of Devětsil, an association of Czech avant-garde artists.
Baron Stephen Burian appointed his successor.
Nezval's version was written in the year 1940 for the theatre of Emil František Burian.
After the war Burian was charged and convincted of collaboration with the Nazis.
This typeface has been created by Fabio Haag and Veronika Burian in 2006.
This Stefan Burian is the ringleader.
Mr. Burian ( Slovakia ), We too would like to thank Under-Secretary-General Egeland for his important briefing.
In his briefing, Ambassador Burian also referred to State reports.
Mr. Burian ( Slovakia ), We are very pleased to welcome President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf to the Council.
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Bertram Burian says:.
Yuriy Burian and system-vector psychology, reviews.
Czech composer Emil František Burian wrote an accordion concerto already in 1949.
Cristiano Burian ( Brazil ) is a film and theater director.
Her name's… Burian or Burion or something like that.
I congratulate Ambassador Burian of Slovakia on his assumption of the chairmanship of the 1540 Committee.
