Boutros-ghali
boutros, born 1922, egyptian diplomat: secretary-general of the united nations 1992–96.
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billie (mary william ethelbert appleton burke) 1886–1970, u.s. actress. edmund, 1729–97, irish statesman, orator, and writer. kenneth duva [doo-vey] /duˈveɪ/ (show ipa), 1897–1993, u.s. literary critic. historical examples billie burke was the daughter of a humble circus clown in america. charles frohman: manager and man isaac frederick marcosson and daniel frohman in 1913 billie burke […]