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Dutch DJ and producer (born 1995)
2015 and included the songs "I Can't Stop" by Death Ray Shake, "Hookah" by Bojac, "Slip Away" by Niko The Kid, and "Fall Under Skies" by Jonas Aden & Robby
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Private school in New York City, United States
SPOTLIGHT: CREATIVE ARTS". Retrieved January 22, 2017. "BOJAC: The Best of Jewish A Cappella". www.bojac.org. Retrieved June 3, 2016. Rabbi Dr. Adam Ferziger
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Dialect of Polish spoken in Poland
-n-, -k- i -ź- may occur. Uncontracted forms are usually present here: bojać sie (bać się). Both Greater Polish and Masovian influences can be seen in
Kuyavian_dialect
older/dialectal chwiejać, chwiejał, śmiejać się, śmiejał się, stojać/stojeć, stojał, bojać się/bojeć się, bojał się; In dialectal forms such as pódę, pódziesz, next
History of the Polish language
History_of_the_Polish_language
Dialect of Polish spoken in Poland
rozjarznić, zadowolnienie, zadowolniuny. Uncontracted forms occur and dominate: bojać się i stojać. Latinate -ija/-yja words do not shorten: akacyja, harmunija
Masovian_Borderland_dialect
American humorist and sound artist
the 1958 World Expo in Brussels. Jacobs appeared as the narrator, "Rheny Bojacs", in Jane Conger Belson Shimané's 1959 film Odds and Ends. Jacobs' album
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American film director (1927–2002)
Jacobs, with bongos playing in the background. (Jacobs is credited as "Rheny Bojacs," an anagram of his name.) The narrator natters pretentiously about poetry
Jane_Conger_Belson_Shimané
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