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91Páll Jónsson (Bischof) — Inneres der heutigen Kirche von Skálholt; der Eingang zum Museum in der Krypta mit dem Sarkophag liegt links neben dem Haupteingang …
92Páll Magnússon — Infobox Celebrity image size = 150px name = Páll Magnússon caption = Páll Magnússon anchoring Fréttir, íþróttir og veður on the program s old set in 2005. birth date = Birth date and age|1954|6|17|mf=y birth place = occupation = President of RÚV… …
93Pall Mall — noun a fashionable street in London noted for its many private clubs • Instance Hypernyms: ↑street • Part Holonyms: ↑London, ↑Greater London, ↑British capital, ↑capital of the United Kingdom * * * /pal mal …
94Pall Mall Restaurant — The Pall Mall Restaurant was a hostelry situated at Number 1 Cockspur, London, near Trafalgar Square. The site was subsequently the offices of the White Star Line, and is now occupied by a Tex Mex restaurant, the Texas Embassy cantina.The Pall… …
95pall ahead — (D; intr.) to pall ahead of (to pall ahead of the other runners) …
96pall-mall — , pell mell The first was a game popular in the eighteenth century. A favored site for playing it later became the London street Pall Mall. For the act of moving crazily or in haste, the word is pell mell. All versions of the word, including… …
97pall-mall, pell-mell — The first was a game popular in the eighteenth century. A favored site for playing it later became the London street Pall Mall. For the act of moving crazily or in haste, the word is pell mell. All versions of the word, including Pall Mall,… …
98pall-mall, pell-mell — The first was a game popular in the eighteenth century. A favored site for playing it later became the London street Pall Mall. For the act of moving crazily or in haste, the word is pell mell. All versions of the word, including Pall Mall,… …
99Páll Óskar — Paul Oscar Paul Oscar Paul Oscar (de son vrai nom Páll Óskar Hjálmtýsson), né le 16 mars 1970 à Reykjavík, est un chanteur très populaire en Islande, dans un registre plutôt dance. Il commence à chanter dès son p …
100pall-mall — /pel mel , pal mal , pawl mawl /, n. 1. a game, popular in the 17th century, in which a ball of boxwood was struck with a mallet in an attempt to drive it through a raised iron ring at the end of a playing alley. 2. a playing alley on which this… …
