November 20
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| + | * Robert Altman | ||
| + | * Henri-Georges Clouzot | ||
| + | * Leo Tolstoy | ||
| + | * Giorgio de Chirico | ||
| + | * Stefan Żeromski | ||
| + | * Jean Painlevé | ||
| + | * Meredith Monk | ||
| + | * Copi | ||
| + | * Rolando Alphonso | ||
| + | * John Bauer | ||
| + | o Carl Mayer | ||
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* Robert Altman
* Henri-Georges Clouzot
* Leo Tolstoy
* Giorgio de Chirico
* Stefan Żeromski
* Jean Painlevé
* Meredith Monk
* Copi
* Rolando Alphonso
* John Bauer
o Carl Mayer
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