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2. Sophie, Princess of Prussia - Wikipedia

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   Sophie Johanna Maria of Isenburg was born on 7 March 1978 in Frankfurt, West Germany, [2] to Franz-Alexander, Prince of Isenburg (1943-2018), and his wife, Countess Christine Saurma, Baroness von und zu der Jeltsch (born 1941). [3]

3. Category:House of Isenburg - Wikipedia

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   Pages in category "House of Isenburg" ... Salentin IX of Isenburg-Grenzau; Sophie, Princess of Prussia ... is available under the Creative Commons Attribution ...

4. San Jose, California - Wikipedia

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   San Jose is served by Greater Bay Area media. Print media outlets in San Jose include The Mercury News, the weekly Metro Silicon Valley, El Observador and the Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal. The Bay Area's NBC O&O, KNTV 11, is licensed to San Jose. In total, broadcasters in the Bay Area include 34 television stations, 25 AM radio ...

5. Sophie Couture - Wikipedia

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   Sophie Couture is recognized in the fashion industry for its contributions to the evening and bridal gowns. It has been recognized in multiple publications and has been worn by celebrities such as Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, [4] [5] Sara Sampaio, [6] Mickey Guyton, [7] [8] Zuri Hall, [9] [10] Coco Jones, [11] Hina Khan, [12] Ani Lorak [13] Holly Willoughby, [14] Michelle Salas, [15] and Regina ...

6. Duchess Sophie Turns Heads in Stunning Sheer White Dress and ...

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   For her handbag, Sophie opted for a two-tone shoulder bag from the Kate Middleton-loved brand Strathberry. (P.S. (P.S. The Crescent shoulder bag is currently 20 percent off, down from $795 to $636.)

7. King & Story, San Jose - Wikipedia

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   In 2003, the San Jose City Council considered a bill to rename King Road, named for an 1851 settler to San Jose, after Martin Luther King Jr. The proposal was generally supported by the African American community and opposed by the Hispanic population. The city council eventually rejected the proposal. [6]