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1. Zoë
   (c. 978-1050) Byzantine empress who ruled from 1028 until 1050. She gained the title by marriage to the heir apparent Romanus III Argyrus, but was reputed to have poisoned him (1034) in order to marry her lover...
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2. ZOE
   (from the article `Joliot-Curie, Frédéric and Irène`) ...the construction of detection installations. In 1946 she was also appointed director of the Institut du Radium. Frédéric`s efforts culminated in ...
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3. Zoe
   Byzantine empress, by marriage from 1028 and in her own right from 1042.[3 related articles]
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4. Zoe
   in Eastern Orthodoxy, a semimonastic Greek association patterned on Western religious orders. Founded in 1907 by Eusebius Matthopoulos, Zoe (Greek: ... [1 related articles]
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5. Zoe
   Zoe is a French girl name. The meaning of the name is `Life` Where is it used? The name Zoë is mainly used In English, Greek and In Polish.How do they say it elsewhere? Zoé ( In French) Zowie ( In English (Modern) )Zoey ( In English (Modern) )Zoie ( In English (Modern) ) Alternative meanings (Gr...
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6. zoe
   Zoe, zoe A female given name, ζωή Zoe, 'life' in Greek. Also translated as the name Eve and the Hebrew name Hava. Related 'animal' units: anima-; faun-; therio-.
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7. Zoe
   ZOE is an abbreviation for Zone Of Exclusion
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8. Zoë
   Zoë (zō'ē) , c.978–1050, Byzantine empress (1028–50), daughter and successor of Constantine VIII. Zoë was first married when she was 50 years old at the request of her father to insure stability in the empire. Her husband, Romanus III, soon neglected her and in ...
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9. Zoe
   Zoe was a Byzantine empress who ruled from 1028 until 1050. She was born in 978 and died in 1050. She gained the title by marriage to the heir apparent Romanus III Argyrus, but was reputed to have poisoned him in 1034 in order to marry her lover Michael. He died in 1041 and Zoe and her sister Theodo...
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10. Zoë
    Byzantine empress who ruled from 1028 until 1050. She gained the title by marriage to the heir apparent Romanus III Argyrus, but was reputed to have poisoned him (1034) in order to marry her lover Michael. He died in 1041 and Zoë and her sister Theodora were proclaimed joint empresses. Rivalry led to Zoë marrying Constantine IX Monomachus...
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11. Zoe
    (Sesame Street) `Zoe` is a 3-year-old, orange female monster on Sesame Street, performed by Fran Brill. She was designed in her color to complement her best friend Elmo, who was gaining popularity at her introduction in 1993. She is now permanently dressed in a tutu, as like many girls...
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12. Zoe
    (All My Children) --> She was portrayed by actor Jeffrey Carlson in August 2006 and then again from November 29, 2006 to April 26, 2007. The character was originally a cameo role named Zarf. Character history: Zoe is introduced in August 2006 as a male international rock star, who is known as...
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13. Zoe
    `Zoe` or `Zoey` may refer to: People: Places: Entertainment: Music: Television & video games: Technology: Organizations: Other uses: As an acronym: `ZOE` may stand for: See also :
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