PIAF

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Acronym	Definition
PIAF	Portail International Archivistique Francophone (French)
PIAF	Perth International Arts Festival (Australia)
PIAF	Pharmacological Intervention in Atrial Fibrillation
PIAF	Pictures in A Flash
PIAF	Pacific Islands Aids Foundation (Rarotonga, Cook Islands)
PIAF	Policy Internships and Fellowships
PIAF	PHS Internet Access Forum
PIAF	Pour une Information Alternative, Forcément (Paris, France)
PIAF	Parallel Interactive Analysis Facility
PIAF	Policy Internships and Fellowships Program
PIAF	Photographic Index of Australian Fishes
PIAF	Portland Indy Animation Festival (Portland, Oregon)
PIAF	Prototype Image Applications Fast
PIAF	Programm für die Interfakultaere Ausbildung des Forschungsnachwuchses (German)
PIAF	Private Investigators Association of Florida
PIAF	Small Parameters in hard problems: Design, analysis, Implementation and Application of Fixed-paramater alogorithms

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The West had its James Bond and the Russians had Julian Semyonov's Stirlitz, the ultimate Soviet spy, who drove a magnificent Horch sports car very fast, listened to Edith Piaf, and single-handedly frustrated the dastardly Anglo-American plot to sign a separate peace with Hitler. Night and fog: Alan Furst and the literature of espionage by Walker, Martin / The National Interest Vezzoli, who often appears in his own films, themselves rife with intertextual knots, has featured (or, failing that, conjured) divas from Edith Piaf to Bianca Jagger, all of whom serve as camp vessels through which desire loosely circulates. Subject to revision by Burton, Johanna / Artforum International The tunes were traditional cafe songs made famous by Piaf, Brel, Greco, and Aznavour. Finding the accordionist by Masello, David / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine) More results

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The West had its James Bond and the Russians had Julian Semyonov's Stirlitz, the ultimate Soviet spy, who drove a magnificent Horch sports car very fast, listened to Edith Piaf, and single-handedly frustrated the dastardly Anglo-American plot to sign a separate peace with Hitler.

Night and fog: Alan Furst and the literature of espionage by Walker, Martin / The National Interest

Vezzoli, who often appears in his own films, themselves rife with intertextual knots, has featured (or, failing that, conjured) divas from Edith Piaf to Bianca Jagger, all of whom serve as camp vessels through which desire loosely circulates.

Subject to revision by Burton, Johanna / Artforum International

The tunes were traditional cafe songs made famous by Piaf, Brel, Greco, and Aznavour.

Finding the accordionist by Masello, David / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)

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