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| Swiss cheese has a piquant, but not very sharp, tast | |
| Swiss cheese without eyes is known as “blind.” | |
| It has smaller "eyes" (the holes in | Swiss cheese). |
| Then roast pork, glazed ham, | Swiss cheese, and thinly-sliced dill pickles are add |
| nt foods: chocolate cake, ice-cream, a pickle, | Swiss cheese, salami, a lollipop, a cherry pie, a sa |
| roast beef, or sliced beef tongue, along with | swiss cheese, coleslaw, and Russian dressing. |
| sharpness of mature cheddar, the nuttiness of | Swiss cheese, and the bite of Parmesan. |
| A system is analogous to a stack of slices of | Swiss cheese. |
| 19th century when the king of Denmark invited | Swiss cheesemakers to teach their skill. |
| Swiss cheeses are formed and flavored through the br | |
| g a cheese with the same general components as | Swiss cheeses, the Dutch ended up with a cheese that |
| Werner-Award, | Swiss Chemical Society (1960) |
| acid ester developed in 1952 by Ciba-Geigy, a | Swiss chemical company (later Novartis and then Syng |
| The prize was shared with | Swiss chemist Paul Karrer for his work on other vita |
| erger (October 19, 1872 - July 13, 1954) was a | Swiss chemist and textile engineer who in 1908 inven |
| 29, 1865 - May 26, 1957) was a Crimea German, | Swiss chemist who together with Bernard Napieralski |
| 1938), | Swiss chemist and Nobel Chemistry laureate |
| Paola Zanetti (born 22 March 1981) is a | Swiss chemist working at Imperial College London. |
| Guye FRS (12 June 1862 - 27 March 1922) was a | Swiss chemist that was awarded the Davy Medal in 192 |
| first synthesized from ergot alkaloids by the | Swiss chemist, Albert Hofmann, in 1938. |
| This came from techniques invented by the | Swiss chemist, Henri Dreyfus. |
| As a teenager, he once beat the national | Swiss chess champion. |
| He shared 1st at St. Gallen 1901 ( | Swiss Chess Championship) and became a co-champion. |
| Henri Grob (1904-1974), a | Swiss chess master |
| d critique of the ideas behind the work of the | Swiss child psychologist. |
| 1963 in Carona, Switzerland) was a German-born | Swiss children's writer known for her work with fair |
| Allen discloses his love of | Swiss chocolate, prompting Edward to later ask Murac |
| ir would also always offer to their passengers | Swiss chocolates. |
| in Casale Monferrato, Piedmont to a family of | Swiss chocolatiers who had emigrated from the canton |
| ion on the 2007 Christmas album Chris Squire's | Swiss Choir. |
| ionist Larry McDonald, drummers Rod Youngs and | Swiss Chris, New York Dub poet Ras Tesfa, and a host |
| Tschudi (1505-1572) author of the influential | Swiss chronicle, or Chronicon Helveticum. |
| It gained a favorable hold on the | Swiss churches, who had found the First Confession t |
| betomagus's music, they have collaborated with | Swiss circuit bending duo Voice Crack, Dutch cellist |
| a from other European countries to the various | Swiss cities, so much so that it has become the nerv |
| In 1895 Gabriel Narutowicz became a | Swiss citizen and, after completing his studies, he |
| Alder was born as a | Swiss citizen in Germany. |
| She is the first | Swiss citizen to have ever earned the Swiss Abroad P |
| After becoming a | Swiss citizen in 1925 he worked in the chemical indu |
| In 2005 he became | Swiss citizen through marriage. |
| als were free to ignore the fact that he was a | Swiss citizen and bearer of a Swiss passport, since |
| y the greatest act of courage performed by any | Swiss citizen in the Nazi era. |
| At the end of his life, he was a | Swiss citizen. |
| rom Germany due to Nazism and in 1948 became a | Swiss citizen. |
| The same year he became a | Swiss citizen. |
| One Briton, one German, and two | Swiss citizens were reportedly kidnapped. |
| Like all male | Swiss citizens, Federer was subject to compulsory mi |
| His | Swiss citizenship was removed in 1943 due to this id |
| Born in Brazil, Eduardo applied for | Swiss citizenship in September 2006 after having liv |
| He has a | Swiss citizenship and played there as a non-import p |
| Born in Switzerland, Gerhardt also holds | Swiss citizenship. |
| y of the Nordostbahn, and was granted honorary | Swiss citizenship. |
| lexander de Rohan was born with dual Czech and | Swiss citizenship. |
| Named for the | Swiss city of Bern, where it was signed, the treaty |
| tains in eastern France several miles from the | Swiss city of Geneva and a bit less than 100 miles ( |
| This renowned exhibition institution in the | Swiss City Basel can look back on a long tradition o |
| The | Swiss city of Kreuzlingen is considered part of the |
| It was located in the old part of the | Swiss city of Bern, in the upper section of Spitalga |
| The | Swiss city hosted the championships previously in 19 |
| The | Swiss city had hosted the event previously in 1931 ( |
| d by the Turkish Civil Code, modified from the | Swiss Civil Code |
| pril 14, 2008) was an internationally renowned | Swiss clarinetist. |
| de Bavier, was a celebrated twentieth-century | Swiss clarinettist and orchestral conductor. |
| , Lausanne - 4 July 1789, Aix-les-Bains) was a | Swiss classical scholar and translator. |
| otti (June 29, 1954 - February 16, 2005) was a | Swiss classical music conductor, best known for oper |
| rommelynck made a number of recordings for the | Swiss Claves label. |
| The author is often identified with a | Swiss cleric named in a document from 1214, though l |
| linical depression, and spent nearly a year in | Swiss clinics. |
| March 19 - Ferdinand Berthoud, | Swiss clockmaker and maker of scientific instruments |
| GANT is a formerly Swedish but currently | Swiss clothing brand of American heritage launched i |
| m in Basel, Switzerland and the former home of | Swiss club FC Basel. |
| gerian football striker, currently playing for | Swiss club FC Sion. |
| oupean soccer player, who currently plays with | Swiss club FC Bavois. |
| he left and played the 2003-04 season with the | Swiss club HC Davos. |
| FC Carl Zeiss Jena, Peters was scouted by the | Swiss club FC Bazenheid in 2006. |
| Since summer 2009 he has been playing in | Swiss club FC Motlingen. |
| On September 24, 2010, Senderos signed for | Swiss club Sdent BBC Nyon. |
| On 5 May 2010, his transfer to | Swiss Club FC Luzern was announced. |
| s given the title of honorary president of the | Swiss Club in Hungary. |
| He now works as director for the | swiss club Servette FC since june 2011. |
| He managed the Dutch national side, | Swiss club side Lausanne Sports, the Turkish nationa |
| He continued in | Swiss club BSC Young Boys, Montenegrin FK Mogren and |
| er division, but made a successful career with | Swiss club FC Thun, where he played at 2005-06 UEFA |
| The small | Swiss club reached its highest peak in European comp |
| In the summer of 2005, he moved to the | Swiss club SC Rapperswil-Jona Lakers, a club of the |
| regarded as bad signing, Buckley was loaned to | Swiss club FC Basel 1893 for the 2006-07 season. |
| In 1965 he joined | Swiss club FC Basel as player-manager. |
| May 2009, Hamza signed a pre-contract with the | Swiss club FC Luzern. |
| He played for this | Swiss club until 1995. |
| After six years in Israel, he moved at 2006 to | Swiss club Winterthur. |
| ein, Ukraine and Cyprus before signing for the | Swiss club in 2009. |
| Warriors in Liberia before moving to his first | Swiss club, Lucerne, in 1997. |
| oring form caught the eye of many Austrian and | Swiss clubs but he eventually joined Liechtensteiner |
| bout ten years ago at little events or in tiny | Swiss clubs and ever since his passion for electroni |
| He has had spells at several | Swiss clubs and the French team Angers SCO, on 5 Sep |
| as a defender for several different French and | Swiss clubs. |
| It was established in 1963 with | Swiss co-operation, in order to provide purposeful q |
| tness of the cameras flash by the time and the | Swiss coach didn't manage to get them away of the ba |
| It lies between the | Swiss Col de la Forclaz and Chamonix. |
| It is currently owned by a | Swiss collector. |
| 1761 Jacques Marcus went with Henry Bouquet, a | Swiss colonel in the Royal American Regiment, to set |
| y County in 1869 that provided the core of the | Swiss colony of Gruetli (now Gruetli-Laager). |
| teinberger (born January 6, 1933, Luzern) is a | Swiss comedian, writer, director and actor. |
| 1975), | Swiss comic writer |
| He was also a member of the | Swiss Committee for Water Economy. |
| This article is about a | Swiss commune. |
| e job because the racial laws did not apply to | Swiss companies. |
| the Depression slowed the development of many | Swiss companies. |
| be a new coaster called Raptor produced by the | swiss company B&M. |
| At that time no | Swiss company had the necessary production capacity, |
| promise by competition from Corsica Ferries, a | Swiss company that, nevertheless, is headquartered i |
| de Bruyne sold control of Aero Research to the | Swiss company Ciba, but remained as managing directo |
| lip Morris owned Marlboro mark from an unknown | Swiss company |
| Firmenich SA is a private | Swiss company in the perfume and flavor business, it |
| oped with the film camera company ARRI and the | Swiss company Studer. |
| trademark for a series of watches made by the | Swiss company Mondaine Watch Ltd. |
| In 1963, he joined A. Baur & Co., a | Swiss company founded in 1897 in Sri Lanka. |
| Georg Fischer ( | Swiss company) |
| In 1960, Wander, a | Swiss company, bought the rights to Poppycock and mo |
| Michael Gier (born 19 July 1967) is a | Swiss competition rower and Olympic champion. |
| In 1987 he decided to merge with its | Swiss competitor - Brown Boveri Ltd. |
| He is also the bassist for | Swiss composer Jurg Wickihalder, with whom he has to |
| July 5, 1942 in Ersigen, Canton of Bern) is a | Swiss composer and conductor. |
| Erich Schmid was a | Swiss composer and conductor. |
| dedicated to the memory of an old friend, the | Swiss composer Arthur Honegger, who like Poulenc had |
| Thierry Lang (born 1956) is a | Swiss composer and jazz pianist. |
| He studied theory and composition with the | Swiss composer Hans Ulrich Lehmann and continued his |
| April 28 - Hermann Suter, | Swiss composer and conductor (d. |
| oret (20 September 1866 - 19 April 1943) was a | Swiss composer and conductor. |
| phonie Liturgique is the Third Symphony by the | Swiss composer Arthur Honegger. |
| 0, Kaiserstuhl, Aargau - June 22, 1926), was a | Swiss composer and conductor. |
| Eugen Keller (born March 19 1947, Aarau) is a | Swiss composer, jazz pianist and improvising musicia |
| h Samuel "Marcel" Sulzberger (1876-1941) was a | Swiss composer, pianist and music author. |
| For the | Swiss composer, see Jean Perrin (composer). |
| Jean-Luc Darbellay (born 2 July 1946) is a | Swiss composer, conductor, clarinetist and physician |
| The eminent | Swiss composer, Hans Haug studied at the Basle Conse |
| , Zurich - 30 September 1993, Dietlikon) was a | Swiss composer, pianist, and organist. |
| Michael Jarrell (born 8 October 1958) is a | Swiss composer. |
| Heidi Baader-Nobs (b. 5 December 1940) is a | Swiss composer. |
| Carl Aeschbacher (1886-1944), | Swiss composer; father of Adrian and Niklaus |
| He was one of the first | Swiss composers who experimented with bitonal and tr |
| throughout Europe as one of the most important | Swiss composers of his generation. |
| champion of music by contemporary Turkish and | Swiss composers. |
| Pierre Dudan : Pierre Valmorin, | Swiss compositor |
| otiations between Madonna's management and the | Swiss concert promoter, Good News. |
| Walther Aeschbacher (1901-1969), | Swiss conductor and composer |
| Through the influence of Paul Sacher, | Swiss conductor and patron of the arts and sciences, |
| 2, 1920, Chavornay, Vaud - July 4, 2004) was a | Swiss conductor and violinist, student of Ernest Ans |
| In 1992, | Swiss conductor Matthias Bamert became principal con |
| n 2 October 1901 - died 6 December 1969) was a | Swiss conductor and composer of classical music. |
| ugust 1970 in Riggisberg, Canton of Bern) is a | Swiss conductor and flutist. |
| Philippe Bach (born 1974), is a | Swiss conductor and current music director of Meinin |
| Michel Corboz (born February 14, 1934) is a | Swiss conductor. |
| d , 11 November 1883 - 20 February 1969) was a | Swiss conductor. |
| her (April 30, 1917 - November 30, 1995) was a | Swiss conductor. |
| on Rickenbacher (born 20 May 1940, Basel) is a | Swiss conductor. |
| Niklaus Aeschbacher (1917-1995), | Swiss conductor; son of Carl, brother of Adrian |
| Protestant and the Catholic cantons of the Old | Swiss Confederacy during the Reformation in Switzerl |
| States to emulate the courage and union of the | Swiss Confederacy and gained a temporary victory whe |
| Protestant and the Catholic cantons of the Old | Swiss Confederacy during the reformation in Switzerl |
| Pascal Couchepin, former President of the | Swiss Confederation |
| Marcel Pilet-Golaz, former President of the | Swiss Confederation |
| South Africa) as well as the President of the | Swiss Confederation and representatives of the UN, t |
| ime it is the goal of the participation of the | Swiss Confederation to the sustainability of this in |
| , 2002, after examining the application of the | Swiss Confederation for membership in the United Nat |
| 1516 to London, but the reconciliation of the | Swiss Confederation and the emperor with France made |
| From 1795 to 1797 he governed (for the | Swiss Confederation) the Italian-speaking districts |
| raordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the | Swiss Confederation, and in 1913 he was transferred |
| This label is mutually supported by the | Swiss Confederation, the Swiss Cantons and the Princ |
| ective between the government of Baden and the | Swiss Confederation. |
| Two years later Basel joined the | Swiss Confederation. |
| supported a proposal for the state to join the | Swiss Confederation. |
| all Ligurian communities, on the model of the | Swiss Confederation. |
| olics; at the same time it was admitted to the | Swiss Confederation. |
| 1830-31 had a significant impact on the former | Swiss Confederation. |
| f the film Visages Suisses of the 700th of the | Swiss Confederation's Foundation. |
| ny director, he presided over and inspired the | Swiss conglomerate for sport timing, “Swiss Timing” |
| onship Final while the rest joined eight-round | Swiss consolation tournament. |
| It was regarded as the chief authority on | Swiss constitutional matters up to 1798. |
| Central European Jews (principally through the | Swiss Consular Office of Carl Lutz). |
| He retired from the | Swiss consular service in 1961. |
| Swiss consular officials were able to visit them on | |
| But the undaunted | Swiss continually closed ranks and pushed forward. |
| From 1920 crossbreeding with Brown | Swiss continued on State farms and some Ayrshire bul |
| rz (1981, 1987, 1989; English translation: The | Swiss Corridor) |
| and Hollyhurst Road, (apparently named after a | Swiss cottage type structure previously there in the |
| The | Swiss Cottage Central Library is the central library |
| Swiss Cottage Station | |
| Swiss Cottage Secondary School is a government secon | |
| n the Jubilee Line, between West Hampstead and | Swiss Cottage and on the Metropolitan Line between B |
| Swiss Cottage Central Library. | |
| pstead Theatre is a theatre in the vicinity of | Swiss Cottage and Belsize Park, in the London Boroug |
| Burrenwood is comparable with the | Swiss cottage at Cahir; Derrymore, Bessbrook, Newry, |
| h the Metropolitan Line's adjacent sub-surface | Swiss Cottage station (platforms 1 and 2 were Metrop |
| rough Students 1 Polonia Ladies Reading Aces 1 | Swiss Cottage Wessex |
| It is about 250 metres south west of | Swiss Cottage tube station. |
| It is situated near the | Swiss Cottage which he built in the 1850s, which is |
| There is a | Swiss cottage located inside the park. |
| own to the east; Camden Town to the south, and | Swiss Cottage to the west. |
| Victorian wooden chalet locally known as the ' | Swiss Cottage'; |
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