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In an April 2008 interview in the L . A . Record, Long revealed the origin of the name of " Visiter " . " The reason it s misspelled is because it s from a drawing this kid gave us.
En 1959, elle confie au jeune Luc un visiteur de marque, Fidel Castro, venu, ?la demande de son minist�re de la sant? visiter les installations modernes de Sainte-Justine qui font la grande fiert?de la cofondatrice.
Also consider an encyclopaedia visiter who may not have read or know the details of the Harry Potter books-by organising them into articles like " Characters who first appeared in Harry Potter and the . . . " the contents become rleatively obvious.
Cr��e par w : de : Benutzer : Postmann Michael qui l'a mise dans le domaine public . ( Est-ce que quelqu'un parlant l'allemand peut visiter sa page de discussion pour lui remercier pour ses efforts ? )"
In an April 2008 interview in the " L . A . Record ", band member Meric Long revealed the origin of the name of Visiter . " The reason it s misspelled is because it s from a drawing this kid gave us.

A plan was made to publish the stories as a volume called " Tales of the Folio Club, " and the " Saturday Visiter " promoted it by issuing a call for subscribers to purchase the book in October 1833 for $ 1 apiece.
In joking about writing for the " Universal Visiter ", Johnson claimed : " for poor Smart, while he was mad, not then knowing the terms on which he was engaged to write . . . I hoped his wits would return to him.
The story of the haunted lift at the Palace Hotel has entered into local folklore and was first reported in local newspaper The Southport Visiter on 6 May 1969, when a group of demolition workers reported that the lift at the old Palace Hotel in Birkdale was acting very strangely.
Dans le mois de messidor, Napol�on Bonaparte �tant venu visiter cette place importante, les magistrats lui en pr�sent�rent les clefs; il les prit et les donna au g�n�ral Monnet, en lui disant qu'elles ne pouvaient �tre remises ?quelqu'un qui e�t plus sa confiance.
The Swisshelm name gained fame and prestige from John Swisshelm's daughter-in-law, Jane Grey Cannon Swisshelm, who was a teacher, business owner, prominent feminist, publisher of the Pittsburgh Saturday Visiter-an anti-slavery newspaper-and an organizer of the Underground Railroad.