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MABE
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Master of Agricultural Business and Economics.
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MABE
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Mabe — may refer to:*Mabe, Cornwall, a village and civil parish in the Kerrier district of Cornwall, United Kingdom. *Mabe Mexico, a producer of white goods for GE and Kenmore in the US and Canada. *Mabe pearl, a dome shaped cultured pearl grown on the… … Wikipedia
Mabe — История Компания Dako (Mabe) создана в ноябре 1935 г. в Сан Паулу (Бразилия). Первой её продукцией были угольные печи для вагонов поездов. В 1947 г. правительство Бразилии национализировало компанию. К тому времени в её ассортименте появились… … Википедия
mabe — mabe; MABE; … English syllables
mabé — n. m. (Polynésie fr.) Semi perle noire se formant sur la surface interne de la coquille d huître … Encyclopédie Universelle
Mabe — Para otros usos de este término, véase Mabe. Mabe México Lema El Corazon de tu Hogar Tipo Compañía Privada Fundación 1946 … Wikipedia Español
Mabe — This interesting surname of English origin with variant spellings Mabb, Mabe, Mabee, etc., derives from the medieval female given name Mab(be), a short form of the Middle English, Old french Amabel , from the Latin amabilis meaning loveable .… … Surnames reference
mabe — noun see mabe pearl … New Collegiate Dictionary
Mabe Mexico — is a major producer of white goods and provides products for GE and Kenmore in the US and Canada. The company was incorporated in 1945 in Mexico City. Mabe was initially dedicated to installing electrical systems. In 1948, the owners decided to… … Wikipedia
Mabe, Cornwall — Mabe is a village and civil parish in the Kerrier district of Cornwall, England, United Kingdom.The civil parish is bounded by Stithians and St. Gluvias to the north, Budock to the east, Mawnan and Constantine to the south and Wendron to the west … Wikipedia
mabe pearl — noun Etymology: mabe probably from Ryukyuan Japanese (Amami dialect), the pearl oyster Pteria penguin Date: 1951 a cultured pearl essentially hemispherical in form called also mabe … New Collegiate Dictionary
