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COE - translation to English

WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
CoE; Coe; COE (disambiguation); Coe (disambiguation)

COE         
corporate operations
Council of Europe         
  • German Minister for Foreign Affairs]], is speaking.
  • [[Winston Churchill]]'s inaugural speech of the Council of Europe in The Hague
  • Council of Europe's Agora building
  • Palais de l'Europe]] in Strasbourg
  • [[European Directorate for the Quality of Medicines]].
  • Strasbourg University]]
  • Parliamentary Assembly]] [[hemicycle]]
INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION FOUNDED IN 1949
Council of europe; Europarådet; Logo of the Council of Europe; Europaradet; The Council of Europe; Councils of Europe; Council of Europe information Office in Georgia; Conseil de l'Europe; @coe; Coe.int; Consejo de Europa; Criticism of the Council of Europe; Consilium.Europa.eu
Consejo de Europa (organización de los países de Europa Occidental)
University of Georgia         
  • [[Abraham Baldwin]], one of the founders and first president of the University of Georgia
  • The Arch
  • The Arch at the University of Georgia
  • University of Georgia dormitories on [[Sapelo Island]].
  • Founders Memorial Garden
  • UGA athletics logo
  • Lumpkin House on Cedar Street on the UGA campus
  • The Holmes-Hunter Academic Building
  • 1996 games]].
  • [[Lyman Hall]], one of founders of the University of Georgia
  • [[Mary Ethel Creswell]], in 1919, the first woman to earn an undergraduate degree at the university
  • Mary Lyndon]] Hall (built in 1938), named after the first female student at UGA to earn a graduate degree.<ref name="auto1" />
  • Zell B. Miller Learning Center
  • [[Natasha Tretheway]], [[United States Poet Laureate]]
  • The ''R/V Savannah'' [[research vessel]] at the [[Skidaway Institute of Oceanography]]
  • Richard B. Russell Jr. Special Collections Libraries Building
  • United States Senator]] [[Saxby Chambliss]]
  • A fountain in the [[State Botanical Garden of Georgia]]
  • [[Stegeman Coliseum]] at UGA hosted [[1996 Summer Olympics]] events.
  • [[Terrell Davis]], [[Pro Football Hall of Fame]]r
  • The [[Peabody Award]]s (statuettes pictured) originated at, and are awarded by, the University of Georgia
  • LEED]] certified structure that features 72 solar panels and [[water reclamation]] technology.
  • The ringing of the Chapel Bell is a tradition held by students and alumni of the University of Georgia.
  • The first football squad at the University of Georgia in 1892.
  • Paul D. Coverdell Center for Biomedical and Health Sciences
  • UGA Health Sciences Campus Administration Building – Winnie Davis Hall
  • Ilah Dunlap Little Memorial Library
  • Uga VI]], the official live mascot of the Georgia Bulldogs 1999–2008
  • Trinity College]] while at [[Oxford University]].
  • Tifton]].
  • U.S. Senator]] who helped establish the HOPE Scholarship
PUBLIC UNIVERSITY LOCATED IN ATHENS, GEORGIA, UNITED STATES
University Of Georgia; Myers Hall (University of Georgia); Center for Computational Quantum Chemistry; CCQC; Greek life at the University of Georgia; University of Georgia College of Education; UGA College of Education; Coastal Plain Research Arboretum; UGA COE; Univesity of Georgia; Univ. of Georgia; The University of Georgia; History of UGA; Rutherford Hall; Payne Hall (UGA); Payne Hall; Georgia University; Order of the Greek Horsemen; The Order of the Greek Horsemen; University of Georgia (UGA); Center for computational chemistry; UGA FOOD SERVICES; University of Georgia at Athens; UGA Griffin Campus; U of Georgia; Tate Student Center; University of Georgia Research Foundation, Inc.; U Georgia; Uga.edu; Center for Computational Chemistry; Univ of Georgia; List of fraternities and sororities at the University of Georgia
Universidad de Georgia, gran universidad publica situada en Georgia (EEUU)

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COE

COE or Coe may refer to:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COE
Examples of use of COE
1. "Coe era más serio; yo disfrutaba corriendo", dice Ovett.
2. "Era un tío del COE (Comité Olímpico Español) que me decía que mi himno había ganado.
3. En España no existe un organismo similar, y todo recae en el COE.
4. Ante la falta de consenso, Alejandro Blanco, presidente del COE ha retirado la composición.
5. Eso va en la cuenta de Blair y del legendario atleta Sebastian Coe, presidente de Londres 2012.
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