Deolinda Fonseca
Deolinda Fonseca (born 1954, Porto) is a well-known Portuguese painter who primarily works in Denmark. She is highly regarded for her evocative oil pa...
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Depiction of women artists in art history
The depiction of women artists in art history has often been mis-characterized, both intentionally and unintentially by the times; often dictated by t...
Deprivatization
Deprivatization (or Renationalization) is the process of 'taking back' or terminating the privatized ownership, management or control over goods, prod...
Derecession
In economics, a recession is a general slowdown in economic activity over a sustained period of time, or a business cycle contraction. During recessio...
Derek Frazier
Derek Frazier (September 16, 1980) is an independent American professional wrestler and deli manager, appearing frequently in Combat Zone Wrestling. D...
Derek Pasquill
Derek Pasquill (born 11 January 1959, Osterode am Harz, Germany) was a British Foreign Office civil servant who came to public attention after his arr...
Dermaflage
Dermaflage is a synthetic skin product used to conceal scars and indented areas in the skin. Produced and marketed by Silicone Arts Labs in Memphis, T...
Derold Page
Derold Page was born in 1947 in South Africa. After working in Johannesburg as an interior designer, Page started his career as fashion designer in 19...
Derrick Operating System
Derrick is a freeware hobby 32-bit protected mode operating system programmed in FASM. It is aimed for stability and speed and it can run on as little...
Descat
The Descat (also translated as Death Cat) is a Panther-type Zoid, one of over 200 species of biomechanical lifeforms depicted by TOMY's Zoids model, t...
Descendants of Queen Victoria and King Christian IX
The descendants of Queen Victoria and King Christian IX currently occupy the thrones of Belgium, Denmark, Norway, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom...
Descendants of Wolfgang von Graben
Wolfgang von Graben (also named Wolfgang de Groben, Wolfgangus de Gröben) († 1521), is named to be the ancrestor of the families De Graeff and ...
Descent of Elizabeth II from the Franks
This line shows Queen descent from Arnulf of Metz, the earliest known ancestor of the Carolingian Franks. Arnulf is attested by numerous sources and g...
Descriptions of the Jyllands-Posten Muhammad cartoons
Below are descriptions, explanations for Danish cultural references and English translations of Danish and Persian captions for the Jyllands-Posten Mu...
Descriptive Ontology for Linguistic and Cognitive Engineering
Descriptive Ontology for Linguistic and Cognitive Engineering (DOLCE) is an upper ontology, and the first module of the WonderWeb foundational ontolog...
Desert Tracks
Desert Tracks is a reference book by William E. Platz about British armour markings and camouflage in North Africa during World War II, published by B...
Desi Dogs
Desi Dogs are Indian-origin variants on hotdogs. Desi Dogs are hearty, flavourful, Indianised, and on occasion, spicy.The unifying approach is to crea...
DesignInquiry
DesignInquiry is a non-profit educational organization that contributes to the interdisciplinary discourse of design through intensive team-based gath...
DesiPundit
DesiPundit was a popular Indian filter blog founded in June 2005 and maintained by a group of bloggers. The Collaborative blog linked to major blog po...
Desiree Jennings controversy
In October 2009, media reported that 25-year-old American Desiree Jennings had developed a rare, debilitating neurological condition after a seasonal ...