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Pauline Coatanea
Pauline Coatanea, born 1993 in Saint-Renan, is a French right wing handball player for Brest Bretagne Handball; Olympic gold at Tokyo 2020, European champion 2018, Champions League finalist 2021, Brest captain.
Pauline Collins
Pauline Collins (1940–2025), English actress known as Sarah in Upstairs, Downstairs and for Shirley Valentine on stage and film; Olivier, Tony, BAFTA, Golden Globe, Oscar nomination; OBE 2001; married to John Alderton.
Pauline Davis Thompson
Pauline Davis-Thompson, born 1966 in Nassau, is a Bahamian sprinter who won 200m and 4x100m relay gold at Sydney 2000 (the 200m after Marion Jones's reallocation) and 1996 relay silver.
Pauline Ducruet
Pauline Ducruet (Pauline Grace Maguy Ducruet, born 1994) is a Monegasque fashion designer and former competitive diver, daughter of Princess Stéphanie of Monaco, who dived for Monaco at the 2010 Youth Olympics and founded the label Alter.
Pauline Duleep Singh
Pauline Alexandrina Duleep Singh (1887–1941), daughter of the last Sikh Maharaja Duleep Singh and Ada Wetherill, born in Moscow during her father's anti-British plotting; her 1941 death in France was uncovered only in 2014.
Pauline epistles
The Pauline epistles, or Letters of Paul, are thirteen New Testament letters attributed to the apostle Paul, plus Hebrews, written mostly in the AD 40s and 50s.
Pauline Hanson
Pauline Hanson, Australian politician and leader of One Nation (founded 1997), a right-wing populist party; dis-endorsed Liberal candidate elected in 1996, known for the 'swamped by Asians' maiden speech, Senate burqa censure, and anti-immigration politics.
Pauline Hanson burqa incidents
Pauline Hanson burqa incidents: the One Nation leader wore a burqa in the Australian Senate on 17 August 2017 and again on 24 November 2025 to push a burqa ban; the 2025 repeat brought a seven-day suspension.
Pauline Hanson's One Nation
Pauline Hanson's One Nation (PHON) is an Australian right-wing populist party founded by Pauline Hanson at Ipswich on 11 April 1997. Known for anti-immigration policy (130,000 visa cap, UN Refugee Convention withdrawal), climate skepticism, and 2026 polling surges.
Pauline Hanson's Please Explain
Pauline Hanson's Please Explain is an Australian satirical animated web series commissioned by One Nation, produced by Stepmates Studios, running on YouTube since November 2021, distinct from the 2016 Broinowski documentary of the same name.
Pauline Kael
Pauline Kael (1919–2001) was an American film critic and author, The New Yorker's critic from 1968 to 1991, whose passionate personal style reshaped American film criticism.
Pauline McLynn
Pauline McLynn (born 1962, Sligo) is an Irish actress and novelist, best known as Mrs Doyle in Channel 4's Father Ted (1995-1998). Also a Scrap Saturday radio satirist and author of eight novels including Something for the Weekend.
Pauline Newman
Pauline Newman, born in 1927 in New York, is an American judge on the Federal Circuit appointed by Reagan in 1984, known for more than 300 dissents.
Pauline Order
The Pauline Order (Pálos rend) is a monastic order of hermit origin and the only monastic order founded in Hungary, organized by Blessed Eusebius around 1250.
Pauline Pfeiffer
Pauline Pfeiffer (1895–1951), American journalist for Vanity Fair and Vogue, second wife of Ernest Hemingway from 1927 to 1940; mother of Patrick and Gregory, editor of his manuscripts, died after an adrenal tumor rupture.
Pauline Quirke
Pauline Perpetua Quirke (born 1959) is an English actress known for Sharon Theodopolopodous in Birds of a Feather, BAFTA-nominated role in The Sculptress, and founder of PQA; retired in 2025 after a 2021 dementia diagnosis.
Pauline Robinson Bush
Pauline Robinson "Robin" Bush (1949–1953) was the daughter of George H.W. and Barbara Bush who died of leukemia at age 3; she is buried at the Bush Family Gravesite in College Station, Texas.
Pauline Smith
Pauline Smith was a South African novelist and short story writer whose fiction depicts Afrikaner farming life in the Little Karoo, notably The Little Karoo (1925) and The Beadle (1926).
Pauline Wiessner
Pauline "Polly" Wiessner is an American anthropologist at Arizona State University known for long-term fieldwork among the Kalahari San and the Enga of Papua New Guinea.
Pauline Yang
Pauline Yang is a venture capital investor and Partner at Altimeter Capital since 2017, known for AI and enterprise software investments including Anthropic, Confluent, Epic Games, GitLab, and Ramp.
Paulinella
Paulinella: genus of thecate filose amoebae (Cercozoa) whose photosynthetic species carry chromatophores, cyanobacteria-derived organelles from an independent primary endosymbiosis ~90-140 Mya, the only known case besides the Archaeplastida plastid.
PauliNet
PauliNet is a deep neural network wave function ansatz introduced by Hermann, Schätzle, and Noé in 2019, solving the electronic Schrödinger equation via variational quantum Monte Carlo.
Paulinho
Paulinho is the nickname of Paulo Henrique Sampaio Filho (born 2000), a Brazilian forward from Vasco da Gama's youth ranks who won men's football gold for Brazil at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics while at Bayer Leverkusen.
Paulinho (footballer, born 1988)
Paulinho (José Paulo Bezerra Maciel Júnior, born 1988, São Paulo) is a retired Brazilian central midfielder of Corinthians, Tottenham, Guangzhou Evergrande, and Barcelona; 56 Brazil caps, 13 goals, 2013 Confederations Cup winner, retired 2024, now a sporting director.
Paulinho Boca de Cantor
Paulinho Boca de Cantor, born Paulo Roberto Figueredo de Oliveira in Bahia in 1946, is a Brazilian singer and composer, a founding vocalist of Novos Baianos.
Paulinho da Viola
Paulinho da Viola, stage name of Paulo César Batista de Faria (born 1942), is a Brazilian composer and singer, a leading exponent of traditional samba and choro since the 1960s.
Paulínia Refinery
The Paulínia Refinery (REPLAN) is a Petrobras oil refinery in Paulínia, Brazil, opened in 1972 and the largest in the country at 434,000 barrels per day.
Paulino Bernal
Paulino Bernal (1939-2022), Tejano accordionist and vocalist, co-founded El Conjunto Bernal with brother Eloy, pioneered three-part conjunto harmonies, hit with Mi Único Camino, then led Bernal Christian Records and earned a 2009 Best Polka Album Grammy nomination.
Paulinus of Nola
Paulinus of Nola (Meropius Pontius Paulinus, c. 353–431) was a wealthy Roman senator-aristocrat from Bordeaux who renounced his fortune to become a monk, poet, and bishop at Nola in Campania.
Paulinus of St. Bartholomew
Paulinus of St. Bartholomew, born Johann Philip Vezdin, was an Austrian Discalced Carmelite missionary in Malabar from 1776 to 1789 who wrote the first Sanskrit grammars printed in Europe.