DON

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Acronym	Definition
DON	Donald
DON	Department Of the Navy
DON	Donation
DON	Donnerstag (German: Thursday)
DoN	Dead of Night (gaming clans)
DON	Director Of Nursing
DON	Department of Navy
DON	Deoxynivalenol
DON	Dissolved Organic Nitrogen
DON	Description of Need
DON	Delivery Order Number
DON	Document Order Number
DON	Delo Osobennogo Nablyudeniya (Russian: special surveillance file; KGB slang)
DON	De Origin Noble (of Noble Origin; title of address)

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When he became a priest in 1841, Don Bosco--"Father Bosco" in Italian--dedicated himself to helping the poor, ragged boys he met in the streets of Turin. Magic act: with a little sleight of hand and a lot of laughter, John ... by Stagnaro, Angelo / U.S. Catholic YOU CAN IMAGINE what the past 20 years have been like for Don Johnston. EMOTION BLOSSOMS IN 'FLOWERS' by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) Think "dance" at the same time you think Don Quixote and something virtuosic springs to mind, most likely, the Petipa-Minkus ballet, a sunny comedy with farcical elements. The other Don Quixote lives again by Jackson, George / Dance Magazine More results

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When he became a priest in 1841, Don Bosco--"Father Bosco" in Italian--dedicated himself to helping the poor, ragged boys he met in the streets of Turin.

Magic act: with a little sleight of hand and a lot of laughter, John ... by Stagnaro, Angelo / U.S. Catholic

YOU CAN IMAGINE what the past 20 years have been like for Don Johnston.

EMOTION BLOSSOMS IN 'FLOWERS' by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)

Think "dance" at the same time you think Don Quixote and something virtuosic springs to mind, most likely, the Petipa-Minkus ballet, a sunny comedy with farcical elements.

The other Don Quixote lives again by Jackson, George / Dance Magazine

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