ruse
91Ruse — Ru•se [[t]ˈru seɪ[/t]] n. geg a city in N Bulgaria, on the Danube. 172,782 …
92ruse — Hei. See trick …
93ruse — n. a stratagem or trick. Etymology: ME f. OF f. ruser drive back, perh. ult. f. L rursus backwards: cf. RUSH(1) …
94ruse de guerre — foreign term Etymology: French war stratagem …
95James Ruse Agricultural High School — Infobox Aust school name = James Ruse Agricultural High School motto = Gesta Non Verba (Latin: Deeds not Words ) established = 1956 type = Selective, Public, Co educational, Day school principal = Larissa Treskin city = Carlingford state = New… …
96James Ruse — (9 August 1759Fact|date=September 2008 ndash; 5 September 1837) was a pioneer of agriculture in Australia, being the first to successfully grow grain in the early colony.Early lifeRuse was born on a farm in CornwallEngland.As a pioneering… …
97Henrik Ruse — Henrik Ruse, später Baron Henrik Rysensteen, (gelegentlich auch Henri, Hendri(c)k, Rüse oder Rusius genannt; * 9. April 1624 in Ruinen in der Provinz Drenthe; † 4. März 1679 in Sauwerd bei Groningen) war ein holländischer …
98Michael Ruse — (born June 21, 1940 in Birmingham, England) is a philosopher of biology at Florida State University, and is well known for his work on the creationism/evolution controversy and the demarcation problem in science. He was born in England, took his… …
99Henrick Ruse — Henrik Ruse, Brustbild auf einer Medaille von 1660 Henrik Ruse (gelegentlich auch Hendrik genannt; * 9. April 1624 in Runen in der Provinz Drenthe; † 4. März 1679 in Sauwerd bei Groningen) war ein holländischer Festungsbaumeister. Er gilt als der …
100Bassari rusé — Bassariscus astutus Bassaris rusé …
