Around the world, José-Manuel (José-Manuel 
) is an extremely rare male given name. Parts of the name also exists independently as a first name José, and a first name Manuel.
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| José-Manuel | Mexico, Spain, Portugal, United States, France |
| josé-manuel garcía-díe y miralles de imperial Spanish priest (1916-1990), ES (b. 1916) |
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| josé-manuel bejarano Bolivian alpine skier, BO (b. 1956) |
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| josé-manuel maíllo-fernández researcher |
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| josé-manuel estrada-lorenzo researcher |
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| josé-manuel m. martínez-magadán researcher |
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| josé-manuel giménez-gómez researcher |
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| josé-manuel gonzález-irusta researcher |
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| josé-manuel ndong nse mikue Equatoguinean politician |
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| josé-manuel mascaró researcher |
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| josé-manuel rodríguez-fortún researcher |
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| josé-manuel cancela researcher |
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| josé-manuel rodríguez-victoriano researcher ORCID ID = 0000-0001-8711-8092 |
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