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| ng) increasing creativity in related to those | subjects a well. |
| When the Third Bureau is running out of | subjects, a black van known as "the crow" turns up and |
| tains treatises on rhetorical and grammatical | subjects, a table of weights and measures and three th |
| This Friedrich | subjects a duchess to what we today could only call se |
| “MahiLa Vishaya” (Women | Subjects), A collection of Essays in Kannada and Engli |
| For example, if two | subjects A and B need access to an object, the securit |
| in one of De Braekeleer's most characteristic | subjects: a single person absorbed in a quiet activity |
| The HIP process | subjects a component to both elevated temperature and |
| Assigned male homosexual study | subjects A, B, and C..., interacting in the laboratory |
| AquacultureWorld covers many different | subjects about aquaculture in order to provide a compl |
| director Burr, cast and crew, and many short | subjects about the film, including a tribute to the la |
| In addition to the | subjects above students in Key Stage Four are also off |
| llet system for governing exceedingly diverse | subjects according to their own laws and authorities w |
| Higher secondary offers a wide range of | subjects according to the candidate's preference.After |
| Onley would paint natural | subjects according to his view to create beautiful lan |
| r clinical trials, between 35.5% and 54.8% of | subjects achieved a 5% or greater decrease in body mas |
| tually work, but can be used to remotely beam | subjects across great distances. |
| and rich collections of research materials in | subjects across the disciplines. |
| at all UCSC colleges, Crown students major in | subjects across all disciplines. |
| All Oxford colleges offer | subjects across the academic spectrum, with virtually |
| a ‘wrong' composer's pulse, to see which one | subjects actually preferred. |
| Other | subjects addressed within the book include the divisio |
| ncludes reference to a multitude of assenting | subjects; Adler's ‘social a priori' transcendentally i |
| chool offers degree programs in the following | subjects: Advertising, Audio Production, Computer Anim |
| cies for science and technology and how those | subjects affected American life. |
| Hadith, Islamic history, and other religious | subjects after the prayers of Maghrabain. |
| dinavian Sagas and Le Morte d'Arthur gave him | subjects after his own heart. |
| is where Queen Victoria was first seen by her | subjects after her accession to the throne. |
| ily touch even some of the most controversial | subjects, after all a pig is just a pig. |
| she published a number of books on classical | subjects aimed mainly at what she called "ordinary peo |
| iting workshops that cover a wide spectrum of | subjects, all designed to strengthen students' skills, |
| between the rights of CUKCs and other British | subjects, all of whom had the right at any time to ent |
| ng one specific subject and referencing other | subjects along the way. |
| as the first schoolhouse where grammar school | subjects, along with Bible and theology, were taught. |
| ology and Computer Science are the additional | subjects along with the syllabus followed by the board |
| that develops political work in youth related | subjects, along with youth oriented activities, mainly |
| turned his attention to writing on historical | subjects, along with his usual thrillers and novels. |
| neteenth century volume, Sermons on Important | Subjects, along with the "approved" sermons from the W |
| 2006) continues the investigations into these | subjects alongside the story of two minor characters f |
| to over 40 newspapers in Mississippi on state | subjects, also while contributing an exclusive cartoon |
| On metallurgical | subjects also he was an acknowledged authority; and he |
| The film with other | subjects also deals with product Adulteration and inju |
| Amnesiac | subjects also show improvement on this test, even thou |
| references to one of their favourite musical | subjects, American professional team sports. |
| nce of Elsheimer, and four small mythological | subjects, among them Vertumnus and Pomona, and Juno, J |
| , he wrote upwards of 50 papers on scientific | subjects, among which are the following: The Action of |
| e Khitan under growing pressure from not only | subjects among the Shatuo Turks, but also Han Chinese |
| He wrote on a variety of | subjects, among his works being |
| hard Massingham's amusing instructional short | subjects, among them Tell Me If It Hurts (1936), And S |
| r GCSEs offering a wide variety of vocational | subjects, An A level programme and apprenticeships. |
| at of MacGregor, who was alleged to be giving | subjects an easier time. |
| Before World War I he wrote much on military | subjects, and made speeches criticising the inadequacy |
| and national press on economic and political | subjects and author of many books and shorter publicat |
| ies Centre providing courses in environmental | subjects and outdoor education to people of all ages. |
| inscribed to Charles I ‘by the lowest of his | subjects,' and dedicated to Henry Frederick, the son o |
| ABRHS offers a wide range of | subjects, and students have the option of taking CP (c |
| the Business School, he taught a multitude of | subjects and taught them all well. |
| rsity in 1971 (honors and distinctions in all | subjects), and earned a Juris Doctor from Harvard Law |
| ation of the Conservative position on all key | subjects and the development of the strategy for the c |
| eams may be said to have formed his favourite | subjects, and generally British rural scenery, mostly |
| orcellis (they shared a similar repertoire of | subjects and an identical signature monogram), and is |
| additional supplement volume, addressing both | subjects and personages, was published in May, 2008. |
| ing facilities for students on sports-related | subjects and recreational opportunities for other stud |
| ons with stucco and paint depict a variety of | subjects and cycles. |
| ales, but is slightly less effective in older | subjects, and even slightly less effective in females. |
| Wye Valley offers a range of different | subjects and opportunities for all pupils and with car |
| oluminous writer on religious and theological | subjects, and as the translator and epitomizer of The |
| range of academic, medical, and professional | subjects, and had 990 staff members with offices in th |
| Faced with a lack of suitable | subjects and opposition from his publisher, he repeate |
| want to make presentations to them on various | subjects and one area I would want to deliver a paper |
| 855 onwards, chiefly portraits and historical | subjects, and was commissioned to paint some pictures |
| ng which he directed 22 features and 19 short | subjects, and won four Oscars. |
| as a caricaturist and illustrator of sporting | subjects and coaching scenes. |
| adaptations of classic literature, historical | subjects, and award-winning children's books. |
| dical and behavioral research involving human | subjects and to develop guidelines which should be fol |
| her and great aunt were recognised as British | subjects and took their grandmother's maiden name of J |
| a slightly humorous vein, depicting domestic | subjects, and especially scenes from schoolboy life. |
| All of his many paintings were of divine | subjects, and it seems that he never altered or retouc |
| ings called Ex-Votos collection, about marine | subjects and give large detail about ships of the Knig |
| Rather than help the test trial | subjects and begin again with new medicine, KVH covere |
| First, his | subjects and themes often focus on people who have bee |
| ntation files for arts organizations, events, | subjects and disciplines, etc. |
| ed king comes to power he spreads evil to his | subjects, and it is difficult to remove a wicked king |
| tation and discussion of papers on scientific | subjects and facilities for their publication; to prov |
| ndary school-leaving certificate in classical | subjects and degree in law |
| ox), undue political influence, etc. are sore | subjects and I am having a hard time finding solid sou |
| h, Maths and Science as their three core GCSE | subjects and others which can be chosen as their own o |
| ollancz was a prolific writer on a variety of | subjects, and put his ideas into action by establishin |
| am offering sketching techniques for wildlife | subjects and set in a sea shanty. |
| he university have the choice of 65 different | subjects and one of the widest ranges of academic and |
| He was largely influenced in his choice of | subjects and in his treatment by his familiarity with |
| programs in various security and intelligence | subjects, and a doctoratal degree in Strategic Securit |
| allenges some of the received wisdom on these | subjects and marches with spirit and independence towa |
| ambridge University (LLB in international law | subjects), and is a barrister having been called to th |
| e courses across a number of levels, academic | subjects and vocational areas. |
| y motion pictures were among his more notable | subjects and were typified by figures with a long, sle |
| They've been given today's | subjects and just one hour to pool everything they kno |
| aduate and graduate courses on various energy | subjects and also supervising M.Sc and Ph.D. thesis in |
| his Tracts on Mathematical and Philosophical | Subjects, and procured for Hutton the degree of LL.D. |
| They involved unknowing test | subjects, and took place on land and at sea via tests |
| Supercell boasts a diversity of | subjects and themes in regards to the lyrics and music |
| for students studying a very wide variety of | subjects, and at many different ages. |
| ) was an author and writer on natural history | subjects and was The Times' nature correspondent durin |
| It covered a wide variety of maritime | subjects and issues in China at the time. |
| D Clementson, conversed with her on spiritual | subjects, and she appeared to engage in fervant devoti |
| eatures, there are special articles on varied | subjects and a cover story. |
| own's illustrations included birds, botanical | subjects and insects. |
| from his father and drew from him his piquant | subjects and great facility, perfecting them under Dav |
| avoid perceived losses demonstrated by human | subjects and investors. |
| aintings showing his interest in a variety of | subjects and styles, often without regard of the curre |
| ciety continues to publish on a wide range of | subjects and encourages new researchers and members to |
| aims both as to the sexual orientation of his | subjects and whether the purported interviews actually |
| bsite allows members to discuss all manner of | subjects, and contains subforums on a variety of topic |
| He first taught the fundamental forestry | subjects and later became head of the Department of Fo |
| Most of Avraham's writings were on religious | subjects and were destroyed in the earthquake in 1837. |
| cialized Section on Nucleic Acids and Related | Subjects and then, from 1963, Specialized Section on E |
| ts of the Transvaal thereafter became British | subjects and so the term uitlander fell into disuse. |
| Bogle's songs cover a wide range of | subjects and themes, including comedic songs ("The Aus |
| y 27, 1951) is an educator, author on various | subjects, and an educational entrepreneur. |
| Additionally, Pike wrote on several legal | subjects and continued producing poetry, a hobby he ha |
| s more frequently in benzodiazepine dependent | subjects and concluded that fluoroquinolone antibiotic |
| The museum presents exhibits on various train | subjects and has an extensive railway car collection ( |
| every four years from 1964 to 1996 with five | subjects and is now held every two years with three ch |
| This foramen varies in size in different | subjects, and is frequently impervious; when open, it |
| to which the literary pages treated difficult | subjects and also Johnson's disapproval of The Beatles |
| o begin his tertiary studies with second-year | subjects, and even then he was said to have found them |
| Appert painted genre and historical | subjects, and also still-life. |
| y syllabic word setting, satirical and ribald | subjects, and catchy rhythms. |
| tta, June 1756, the incident in which British | subjects and others were crammed into a small poorly-v |
| rty spokesman in opposition on Board of Trade | subjects and consumer protection. |
| He is the author of essays on various | subjects, and he published a novel on Cheikh Anta Diop |
| es a host of minor writings on ecclesiastical | subjects, and an active collaboration in the great Kir |
| ific individual, or a lack of sufficient test | subjects and unit of analysis is the individual. |
| or his general method of treating theological | subjects, and particularly for his diligence in making |
| The | subjects and materials used in the show run the gamut, |
| favored the usage of plain language, everyday | subjects, and the use of humor. |
| l entrants had to be South Australian British | subjects, and all entries were to be judged anonymousl |
| hat affect the decision to use human research | subjects and to develop guidelines to assure that huma |
| to successfully frame and set his sculptural | subjects, and to provide accommodation to the extent a |
| After the war he wrote about military | subjects and was involved in the first historical stud |
| many journalism awards, often for coverage of | subjects and controversies that are largely ignored by |
| ncrease of glucose tolerance in both diabetic | subjects and subjects without diabetes. |
| project and minimizing risks to the research | subjects; and |
| Diploma students take six | subjects and write a 4,000 word extended essay, comple |
| He was a painter of marine | subjects and examples of his work such as “Devil's Cra |
| d on the video, showing it to over a thousand | subjects and then asking them whether they thought the |
| emarkable collection of books in thousands of | subjects and dozens of languages. |
| It currently offers 45 A-Level | subjects and 40 vocational subjects to full time stude |
| raditional, with a broad general programme of | subjects and a compulsory Transition year programme. |
| ndreds of radio shows, motion pictures, short | subjects, and television shows. |
| tion, but also has written on a wide range of | subjects, and cannot be categorized by a single school |
| erestimate the bone mineral density of taller | subjects and underestimate the bone mineral density of |
| The Introduction establishes the rights of | subjects and describes the inherent tension between th |
| oric bond between benevolent rulers and loyal | subjects, and that the fundamental purpose of educatio |
| 564 into complaints of piracy against Spanish | subjects, and an examination of Martin Frobisher in 15 |
| these works he wrote on purely philosophical | subjects, and edited the works of several of the class |
| diseases, without the informed consent of the | subjects, and then treated them with antibiotics. |
| rians to help determine the need for specific | subjects and titles. |
| vide a fresh perspective on otherwise mundane | subjects and to free the viewer from the confinements |
| aries, he was regarded as an oracle upon many | subjects, and is looked upon as one of the most celebr |
| marriage was deeply unpopular with the king's | subjects and when a daughter, Costanza, was born, the |
| in UK to promote links between school science | subjects and their applications in industrial research |
| e women of Jhansi to provide assurance to her | subjects and to convince them that Jhansi was under no |
| r, and continuing to send paintings of sacred | subjects and portraits to the Royal Academy and other |
| college offers bachelor's degrees in several | subjects and a master's degree in applied social scien |
| d Florence, painting and engraving historical | subjects and portraits. |
| The book attempts to clearly explains these | subjects, and uses them to try and illustrate how reli |
| pretions of the machine age through “ash can” | subjects and industrial scenes often bear the stamp of |
| person and number, and third person-singular | subjects and objects are also obligatorily marked for |
| as regarded as highly scandalous by the noble | subjects and foreign rulers alike, as it flouted the e |
| udents visited the school, and taught various | subjects and sporting disciplines, including: Maths, S |
| characterized by an empathic portrayal of his | subjects, and he gained a reputation for compassion an |
| ion, promoted temperance, lectured on various | subjects, and wrote for the press. |
| ll known as a speaker on social and religious | subjects, and in 1917 became assistant preacher at the |
| Lyrically, they tackled a range of | subjects, and a number of their songs covered attitude |
| inguishing himself as a painter of historical | subjects, and became a professor in the Accademia Carr |
| is early inclinations were towards mechanical | subjects, and during his college life he made a clock |
| us, who is now revealed in a broader range of | subjects, and on the Alexandrian literary epigram in g |
| encouraged to experiment and explore various | subjects and develop an interest in them with teachers |
| He was a voluminous writer on theological | subjects, and translated and composed many exegetical |
| ed a number of reforms for his welfare of his | subjects and suppressed revolts in distant provinces.H |
| Thomlinson does not hesitate to criticize his | subjects, and reports scandals together with curious a |
| cklandt painted biblical scenes, mythological | subjects and portraits. |
| as expanded to include 16 Alzheimer's disease | subjects and 9 cognitively normal controls, the report |
| s of supernatural powers possessed by certain | subjects, and the fact that his operations were yet to |
| is personal life and those around him for his | subjects and records events through his work. |
| must be based on some form of consent of his | subjects, and princes must make every effort to win th |
| He painted historical | subjects, and was received into the Guild of St. Luke |
| o the students of the Academy on a variety of | subjects, and regular events in Gunn Hall and around t |
| o wrote some pamphlets on economic and social | subjects, and edited in 1863, Tracks of McKinlay and P |
| tly people who are always bringing up awkward | subjects and making respectable people feel uncomforta |
| d study manipulated anticipated shock to male | subjects and an attractive female confederate independ |
| dets were instructed to be "Christians, loyal | subjects and Russians", the common public motto called |
| about 209 eclectic articles spanning numerous | subjects and topics. |
| lter (also called a softening filter) softens | subjects and generates a dreamy haze (see photon diffu |
| markets in Haiti were one of Scott's favorite | subjects, and he portrayed this scene and all its hust |
| ession of insincerity, of trifling with grave | subjects and of using mysticism as a mask for frivolit |
| Turpin appeared in both short | subjects and feature films for Sennett. |
| d abroad, making drawings from archaeological | subjects, and was a pupil of Hans Bol at Mechlin. |
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