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| rst school to offer studies in multiple class | subjects, which is now modeled by many high schools, a |
| oks have been published in various in various | subjects which include encyclopedias, dictionaries, gr |
| rent in his own debut to the character of the | subjects which he treated. |
| The | subjects, which Dr. Potter called "part of a crisis in |
| from his | subjects, which was prohibited by the new Egyptian aut |
| udents receive teaching within broad range of | subjects, which despite specialisms involve a generall |
| ry American landscape, but also his choice of | subjects, which emphasize the disquiet of suburban lif |
| He taught a wide range of | subjects, which at different times included mathematic |
| imes addressed in her lectures on educational | subjects, which were usually "cordially received". |
| tters upon the most important and interesting | Subjects, which appeared in 1755, and was equally well |
| The original | subjects, which included English, mathematics and the |
| There he studied a wide range of | subjects which he took in preparation for studying med |
| th higher proportions of students entered for | subjects which receive higher average grades. |
| hem Hebrew grammar, Hebrew Bible, and Mishna, | subjects which were largely neglected by the Talmudist |
| as an educated and erudite man expert on many | subjects, which won him the nickname of Mollah Bahram |
| s and craftsmen have left their mark on their | subjects, which display a wide range of vernacular arc |
| 7-8, high school preparatory curriculum, core | subjects which allows students the opportunity to earn |
| death, in a volume en titled 'Studies on many | Subjects', which also includes a selection of articles |
| ives way to one of Scriabin's inspired second | subjects which is sustained for twenty-six bars. |
| and international events and examines current | subjects which interest the populations of the countri |
| Writing called Humour, when Applied to Sacred | Subjects, which argued that biblical topics deserved t |
| Like them, he found in the Middle Ages the | subjects which appealed most strongly to his imaginati |
| equal to the composition of grand historical | subjects, which he treated with nobleness, and painted |
| her personal opinion, except on more trivial | subjects which are fitted in around the main subject. |
| he used his freedom to promote legislation on | subjects which interested him: in 1969 he introduced a |
| subject of war, however, and he touches upon | subjects which range from nature to racism. |
| e psychomanteum in his research trialling 300 | subjects which he recorded in his 1993 book, Reunions. |
| an interesting way, historical and liturgical | subjects which, by nature, were somewhat unattractive. |
| aining many digressions on dogmatic and other | subjects, which, though often excellent in themselves, |
| ites, revealed part of the truth on religious | subjects, while Anan ben David disclosed the whole. |
| because it created an indirect tax on Chinese | subjects, while allowing the British to double tea exp |
| Guinea Pigging, covered professional research | subjects, while an article in the December 2000 Atlant |
| ply gets through by talking about a series of | subjects, whilst repeating "What's that all about?" an |
| argets,and the similarity aspect, for example | subjects who were given list of letters to recall were |
| Subjects who are physically dependent on benzodiazepin | |
| ew results of a study, particularly for those | subjects who ceased treatment due to perceived ineffic |
| Nazi doctors found that equipment-laden test | subjects who had taken the drug could march 55 miles ( |
| and efficacy phase III trial was initiated in | subjects who had completed the maintenance period of t |
| n usual CNS toxicity from fluoroquinolones in | subjects who were dependent on or in withdrawal from b |
| te), emperor Abu Said and Uzbek Khan, are his | subjects, who salute his holiness to pay their respect |
| However, | subjects who believed that they received testosterone- |
| at she, and others like her, are experimental | subjects who were genetically modified at birth. |
| ded (without consulting Murrow) equal time to | subjects who felt wronged by the program. |
| d returned home, Pagan faced the wrath of his | subjects who accused him of credulity and inability to |
| for 8 weeks around each DST transition in 50 | subjects who were chronotyped (analyzed for their indi |
| esearch in Personality in 2006, it found that | subjects who at 3 years old had seemed thin-skinned, r |
| In the study, 25% of virus-infected | subjects who received NAC treatment developed symptoms |
| hormone replacement therapy) than | subjects who don't have the condition. |
| male homosexual video, compared to 54% of the | subjects who scored high on the homophobia scale. |
| and considered all matters pertaining to the | subjects who are within their jurisdiction and took ap |
| ssue of three supplementary volumes, covering | subjects who had died between 1885 and 1900 or who had |
| These policies led to discontent among his | subjects, who were unaccustomed to a king who claimed |
| evels, i.e., NGF, BDNF, NT-3, and NT-4, of 58 | subjects who had recently fallen in love were compared |
| 15% “Success: Conversion”: | subjects who reported that they felt their change to b |
| o make explicit what is implicitly present in | subjects who are able to perform a specific task. |
| of the British ruling elite and protected the | subjects who were not guilty. |
| In this intervention study the | subjects who received 265 mg (400) IU of vitamin E dai |
| In | subjects who smoke marijuana, these pathological chang |
| In humans, drug treatment | subjects who use cannabis intermittently are found to |
| and to give a general amnesty to all Chinese | subjects who had cooperated with the British during th |
| ate, could be authorised to apprehend Ottoman | subjects who had committed crimes on foreign territory |
| and drove a simulated car similarly to other | subjects who had actually consumed alcohol. |
| 66, Henry did not force Christianity upon his | subjects, who remained predominantly pagan. |
| ja of Tehri-Garhwal was unable to protect his | subjects, whom Wilson brutalised and used as slaves. |
| advertisements will be restricted to certain | subjects, will not include advertisements for pornogra |
| 'Compulsory | Subjects: Will the Seven Foundations ever Crumble?' [1 |
| Other British | subjects willingly made propaganda broadcasts, includi |
| f positive results was obtained among healthy | subjects with or without dental amalgam, and concluded |
| earn-by-doing curriculum that integrates core | subjects with real-life problems to be solved. |
| eates a pinkish yellow haze and burnishes the | subjects with a golden light. |
| to flee, but she took several of the project | subjects with her, all cryogenically frozen shortly af |
| adopts English as the teaching medium in most | subjects with the aim of achieving biliteracy (Chinese |
| r announces that he has decided to reward his | subjects with the gift of eternal life. |
| furnace as close to the surface of the heated | subjects with the greatest possible speed; |
| Assign | subjects with "Tails" to the other group: Experimental |
| ng photographic work, we encounter two hooded | subjects, with slits for eyes and mouth; in part triba |
| And increases in binding consultation of | subjects with regard to government policy hold out the |
| and dehydrated powdered grapefruit employing | subjects with metabolic syndrome was conducted by Dr. |
| , respond to editors, and deal with reluctant | subjects with off-hand humor taught me things I couldn |
| nal Physics, Physical Computation and related | subjects, with topics such as astrophysics, computatio |
| 43 students attained grade A* in nine or more | subjects, with 21 in ten or more subjects and one in e |
| hool is mainly focused on college preparatory | subjects, with over 90 percent of its graduates typica |
| concept of patriality, by which only British | subjects with sufficiently strong links to the British |
| Britain provides her | subjects with a common base of energy which functions |
| d preach both on mathematical and theological | subjects with considerable success; but his study of t |
| itors, regarding these Boxers as your dutiful | subjects, with the result that unrest is spreading and |
| There has been an experiment involving | subjects with perfect pitch, the goal of which was to |
| n nobility against a common enemy and instill | subjects with a sense of loyalty to the crown. |
| the efficacy of Revlimid for the treatment of | subjects with Low- or Intermediate-1-risk MDS and an a |
| He carried on a correspondence on scientific | subjects with Jehiel of Paris and with Nathaniel the E |
| Step 3: Assign | subjects with "Heads" to one group : Control Group. |
| asts (provinces): most common type of federal | subjects, with federally appointed governor and locall |
| Engel was a voluminous writer on the | subjects with which his name is connected, but his sta |
| od post graduate courses were started in nine | subjects with intake capacity of two seats per subject |
| of speech outcome in Sri Lankan cleft palate | subjects with delayed surgery. |
| ments from CNN, to discussions about selected | subjects with analysts from CNN, to showcasing the mos |
| join behavior in the bird and tax-assessor's | subjects with that of the tree's own. |
| Goya succeeded in perceiving the soul of his | subjects with great skill and wisdom. |
| cene and depict even the least interesting of | subjects with artistic grace and brilliant representat |
| Grades K-6, core | subjects with enrichment curriculum, including literac |
| oliest father, true teacher, who teaches your | subjects with your words and deeds...". |
| g several unrelated comedic and musical short | subjects with his own short film. |
| y of having assisted Moray and her rebellious | subjects with a gift of three thousand crowns, and was |
| heraldry, local history, and other associated | subjects with particular reference to the County of Bu |
| Students need 7 A*-C in different | subjects with a minimum of 4 B Grades at GCSE to progr |
| Africans born in the colony were British | subjects, with full rights including access to the cou |
| tinctive style combining Biblical and Zionist | subjects with art nouveau, symbolism and traditional P |
| Subjects with the relevant condition (e.g. | |
| tional philosophy stresses combining academic | subjects with learning a trade (something which is rem |
| Otherwise, the trial continues for another 2n | subjects, with n subjects per group. |
| Subjects with SEs had significantly higher plasma leve | |
| Buber corresponded on learned | subjects with many well-known Jewish scholars. |
| ated symptoms of the disease, particularly in | subjects with good glycemic control and limited microa |
| dy for its fellowship diploma (passing eleven | subjects with distinction in one year) with his course |
| Research covers a wide range of | subjects within the fields of mechanical, manufacturin |
| diminutive history, mythological or biblical | subjects within a Mannerist three-color universal land |
| bert Boyle's Occasional Reflexions on various | Subjects, within fourteen years passed through as many |
| tead of relying on calculations based only on | subjects within the picture frame. |
| diminutive history, mythological or biblical | subjects within a Mannerist three-color universal land |
| activities are incorporated to integrate core | subjects within and across the curriculum. |
| lthy blood donors with amalgam and 10 healthy | subjects without amalgam using MELISA and other tests. |
| ises involving fatal medical experiments upon | subjects without their consent. |
| utions can legally offer degrees in religious | subjects without government regulation. |
| r fun, users write what they want to write on | subjects without any rule and they often use a pornogr |
| f Eakins' later portraits, many took as their | subjects women who were friends or students. |
| grim and hard situation, a quagmire which the | subjects won't soon be out of. |
| k consists of statues of saints and religious | subjects, working on churches and palazzi that were be |
| Isman, and that likewise all of their infidel | subjects would forsake false belief for the straight p |
| Subjects would be asked to create a story based on the | |
| British | subjects would be allowed to reside in Yedo from Janua |
| His | subjects would complete complex tasks and then provide |
| technically only a temporary appointment; his | subjects would have to approve it a year later to make |
| d has since turned his attention to different | subjects, writing a series of books on the paranormal, |
| s of on a wide range of education or training | subjects written by WFS members and education professi |
| led by Mr Patnaik's familiarity with military | subjects,' wrote a political commentator of the time. |
| Please stop mucking with | subjects you don't know about. |
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