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is a rare cause of invasive infection with | historically high case fatality rates (40-80%) in infant |
The election was marked by the | historically high level of support for Plaid Cymru, who |
Oakland's analysis stated that | historically high levels of unemployment and limited job |
ess failure within the game has always been | historically high and recent changes in the game that ha |
d living standards, and opposes the current | historically high level of immigration to Australia. |
nov (Russian: Владимир Михайлович Зензинов; | historically, his surname was also transcribed as Sensin |
rthermore, Catholic theology currently (and | historically) holds that it is impossible to ordain wome |
Historically, Holy Cross' major rival has been the Eagle | |
Historically, Homer's Fort was also referred to as Fort | |
Historically, Honey Nut Cheerios has participated in muc | |
It generally uses suitable fast transport; | historically, horses were used, with trucks and helicopt |
i Lama, Sonam Gyatso, Namgyal Monastery was | historically housed within the Potala Palace (the red se |
The square has | historically housed clockmakers, jewellers, silversmiths |
buildings along Wabash Avenue, the Heyworth | historically housed watchmakers, jewelers, and associate |
s a vacant, undeveloped parcel of land that | historically housed businesses that included the Campbel |
Historically, however, it has the greater claim to fame, | |
Historically, however, this also included parts of the B | |
Hudson Center, | historically Hudson's other town center, is located at t |
Although cross foxes were | historically hunted and bred for their fur, they were no |
the Albigensians were not Manichaeans, but | historically identical with the Waldenses. |
ly in the city (Stanislaus, 1987), has been | historically impaired in a fashion that is spatially var |
Historically, Imperial College Radio consisted of two st | |
The movie hides | historically importance as the first police production i |
gh order, they are at least devotional, and | historically important in terms of the start of the revi |
local opposition to Metro North caused the | historically important Erie Main Line to be abandoned fr |
Hurley is | historically important both for the houses and its role |
alt (or also simply cobalt glass), has been | historically important as a pigment in painting, pottery |
As a result of these criteria, many | historically important sites in the city are not listed. |
Harvard College Observatory is | historically important to astronomy, as many women inclu |
Historically important among above Jat rulers were Mahar | |
which included an MRT line beside the site, | historically important buildings nearby, as well as natu |
hive was originally set up to care for four | historically important Foundation Collections: those bel |
idered "one of the most architecturally and | historically important houses" within the Central La Gra |
This edition of Wimbledon was | historically important as being the first in which all d |
visited villages in Transylvania, being the | historically important place of the annual reunion of th |
re commemorates the wild mustangs that were | historically important inhabitants of much of Texas. |
ining Euston Road, part of the A501 road, a | historically important thoroughfare in central London, E |
They include several | historically important dyes. |
In 2001 the label issued | historically important recordings from the School of Sco |
part of Kodambakkam formed a portion of the | historically important temple town of Vadapalani. |
T. The two most | historically important plazas in town are St. |
ws made by the trio in March 2009 for their | historically important world premiere performance of a b |
ry, formerly known as Thazhmalachery, is an | historically important land that saw the fleeing of Brit |
He established the most | historically important critical edition of the Homeric p |
The Majlis of 25 Rajab, is | historically important Majlis of Marsiya in Lucknow, in |
sing Creek, Red Lion Inn, located along the | historically important road Bristol Pike, opened in 1730 |
Caerleon is the | historically important site of the Roman legionary fortr |
re universe in a pre-established harmony (a | historically important example of panpsychism). |
s published in 1872 and that presented such | historically important poems as "The Cotton Boll" and "O |
He became a | historically important figure when, angered by the Counc |
The | historically important Dhauli hills are located on the b |
k was design by Lancelot Brown making it an | historically important site for the region. |
chive "in order to preserve and protect the | historically important state, county, city, and village |
79 Begriffsschrift, which is followed by 45 | historically important short pieces on mathematical logi |
So many | historically important Protestant nonconformists chose t |
Given the Park's proximity to Canada, it is | historically important in that it served as a transit ar |
The treaty was | historically important in dividing Latin America, as wel |
In 1778, he authored a | historically important work entitled Government and Libe |
A smaller but | historically important (especially for bees of the easte |
useum's rail rolling stock contains several | historically important items. |
h Library Additional Manuscript 30513) is a | historically important musical commonplace book compiled |
lm Registry at the Library of Congress as a | historically important American film. |
The mosque was | historically important in the scholarly learning of the |
mSQL or Mini SQL is a | historically important lightweight database management s |
own's harbour, beaches, nature reserves and | historically important buildings have made Christchurch |
he River Onny, whilst to the south lies the | historically important Stokesay Castle. |
gram, and a laureate program, which honours | historically important figures in the field. |
Among the | historically important items in its collection are Volta |
Both are | historically important. |
the Navy proved to be short, yet active and | historically important. |
Still, the collections are | historically important. |
ts of the buildings are heritage listed and | historically important. |
ullest possible detail of their notation is | historically important. |
(Rural Conservation) zoning district, have | historically imposed strict limits on development, and f |
e way known to the ancient Druids, which is | historically impossible and linguistically extremely unl |
Historically in Spain under the Visigoths, a king of pro | |
The village was | historically in the parish of Lydford, but since 1987 ha |
Rivals: Hilton Head Christian - | Historically in basketball, recently in football, and in |
It is | historically in Wiltshire but since 1997 has been part o |
ntis, is a species of praying mantis placed | historically in the family Acanthopidae and is one of ma |
Chittening was once a farm, | historically in the parish of Henbury. |
Historically in the Alexandrian school of thought (fashi | |
district, in the English county of Cumbria ( | historically in Cumberland). |
lage of Sawley, Lancashire, in England (and | historically in the West Riding of Yorkshire). |
ian province of British Columbia, and also ( | historically) in the North Cascades region of Whatcom an |
Hutton Roof was | historically in Cumberland. |
Historically in the Ottoman Empire, the word often refer | |
a cricket ground in Mitcham, south London ( | historically in Surrey). |
Historically in Welsh Owen is spelt Owain. | |
Mining setts were a legal arrangement used | historically in the counties of Devon and Cornwall in So |
including part of the parish of Mollington | historically in Warwickshire, becoming the Banbury Rural |
Although this orchid is known | historically in Florida and other managed areas, it is n |
situated between Wolverhampton and Walsall, | historically in the county of Staffordshire. |
Historically in Radnorshire, the village is situated nea | |
Lute (material), a substance used, | historically, in chemistry and alchemy experiments |
Croxall is a parish that was | historically in Derbyshire, but is now in Staffordshire, |
It was | historically in Chorlton on Medlock but is now included |
Regardless, | historically in the recent centuries Chunnakam has been |
The parish was | historically in the county of Middlesex, and was include |
Historically, in all levels of government, the more affl | |
Royalty Points have been used | historically in the entertainment industry for music and |
e 'Great War' (or 'First World War') exists | historically in a number of ways apart from their common |
e Barnoldswick, Earby and Skipton parts are | historically in the West Riding of Yorkshire. |
Historically, in some English council areas, the beginni | |
It has served | historically in commerce/trade functions, including as a |
Osage-orange occurred | historically in the Red River drainage of Oklahoma, Texa |
most famous from the haversine formula used | historically in navigation |
The Episcopal area was | historically in the Diocese of Canterbury, as the Archbi |
ddlesex Senior Cup, because Potters Bar was | historically in Middlesex, and the club is affiliated to |
Merseyside and Greater Manchester, and was | historically in Lancashire. |
marsh Gifford, Oxfordshire (Wallingford was | historically in Berkshire until 1974 reorganization). |
The area was | historically in Staffordshire, and the parts now in Birm |
, Bradwell, Burgh Castle and Hopton-on-Sea, | historically in Suffolk were moved to Great Yarmouth dis |
Nidderdale was | historically in the West Riding of Yorkshire. |
Historically in the Amounderness Hundred, it is situated | |
l, now in the Ceremonial County of Cumbria, | historically in Lancashire. |
route between Abingdon and Stadhampton and | historically in Chiselhampton it has been called Abingdo |
d is found largely in Northern Ireland, and | historically in County Down and County Antrim. |
, lower temperatures than all ever recorded | historically in its native country. |
It was | historically in Denbighshire, but the area was transferr |
The three parishes | historically in Essex (Heydon, Great Chishill and Little |
with death, impermanence and transition did | historically in both India, China and Tibet as well as i |
Historically, in cathedrals, monasteries and larger esta | |
in Cambridge University, there are various | historically inaccurate stories concerning LMBC. |
ed the stones to create a more complete but | historically inaccurate circle. |
, is regarded by the scholarly community as | historically inaccurate and implausible. |
to stop the project and claimed that it was | historically inaccurate for the city, but the project op |
The film is | historically inaccurate in one aspect-Hitler's involveme |
ond, and Third Class, and respectively in a | historically inaccurate fashion. |
e previous station signage used the latter ( | historically inaccurate) form, whilst the published time |
's writings as unscholarly and demonstrably | historically inaccurate. |
ate in a depiction of the character that is | historically inaccurate. |
is it | historically inaccurate? if so it should be taken off of |
ce for the Battle of Barry (now known to be | historically inauthentic), and there are a number of oth |
Persons associated with it | historically include Nobel Peace Prize winners Alfred He |
Its range | historically included the Point Reyes Peninsula and area |
Merionethshire (in that part of the county | historically included within the cantref of Edeyrnion). |
Historically included the genus Matricaria, Tripleurospe | |
Threats to this species have | historically included off-road vehicle use, trampling by |
e its use has been diminishing, Mammolo was | historically included in the blended Sangiovese-based wi |
ety of operating systems have been involved | historically, including SunOS and OpenBSD, but NetBSD ha |
atement that nawab wallajah saadathullah is | historically incorrect. |
ockalog, south Uxbridge, Albee, Scadden and | historically indluded Quaker City, and Aldrich village. |
Much like Raymond Hill, it is a | historically industrial area, and is notable for the pre |
result in a reduction in signal intensity; | historically INEPT was proposed a method to enhance the |
e genres), and grooves taken from Detroit's | historically influential jazz, R&B, soul, funk, and disc |
nted, a huge commercial success, and proved | historically influential. |
n violinist, teacher, writer and pioneer of | historically informed performance. |
ts and promotes musicians who specialise in | historically informed performance, performing on period |
Norrington has incorporated his ideas of | historically informed performance, including minimal use |
s not use period instruments; however, this | historically informed focus is absolutely central to the |
He specializes in | historically informed performance of music from the seve |
ternationally recognized as a specialist in | historically informed performance, particularly with reg |
He pursues a concert career specializing in | historically informed performance practice and musicolog |
An | historically informed performance in English with Miriam |
d in 18th century performance practice; see | Historically informed performance. |
y seem outdated by the standards of today's | historically informed performance practice, his recordin |
ritten several publications on the topic of | historically informed performances. |
It specializes in early music and | historically informed performances. |
In the field of | historically informed performance he has worked with Gus |
he ensemble is particularly known for their | historically informed performances of baroque and classi |
ulls them together into a comprehensive and | historically informed survey of contemporary U. S. forei |
sed in San Francisco, which is dedicated to | historically informed performance of Baroque, Classical |
He is a member of the | historically informed performance movement. |
Notable alumni have included such leading | historically informed musicians as Gustav Leonhardt, Jor |
lities specialising in their studies in the | historically informed interpretation and performance of |
ogne in 1954 for the purpose of introducing | historically informed performance of Baroque music to th |
early Classical periods with an emphasis on | historically informed performance. |
a, or Ofo, were a Native American tribe who | historically inhabited the upper Ohio River. |
They have | historically inhabited the Gojal valley of Gilgit-Baltis |
The area was named for, and | historically inhabited by, the Weanoc (also spelled Weya |
Native Malicite and Micmac Indians who have | historically inhabited the waterways of Northern Maine i |
Couples is often | historically inscribed in the literary side of the sexua |
The song has never been covered and is | historically insignificant. |
Historically inspections have been completed every six m | |
The tribunal must not touch upon what was | historically intended as the jurisdiction of the superio |
The museum is located in a | historically interesting building in the western part of |
In 1286 he composed his most | historically interesting work, Francx reys Frances, per |
and is more | historically interesting for the railway on which it ran |
istricts they are considered Jats, and have | historically intermarried with neighbouring tribes such |
The taluqdar families have | historically intermarried with the Awadhi Bhatti, a neig |
Historically, international shipping to and from New Zea | |
as formed in 1984 to preserve, restore, and | historically interpret RittenhouseTown. |
Its distribution extended | historically into the western edges of the Mojave Desert |
ed and recorded by maritime archaeologists, | historically invaluable wrecks risked being destroyed by |
nch, which means glass, and the Kachar were | historically involved in the manufacture of glass bangle |
The Dhawad community were | historically involved in the extraction of metal alloys |
tion of two communities, the Baid, who were | historically involved in carrying grain on pack animals, |
Its | historically irregular course, alternating between two b |
The importance of McJunkin | historically is the discovey of the folsom site. |
East of England although geographically and | historically is in the County of Middlesex. |
These mountains | historically isolated the province from the more populat |
Historically it was connected to the town by a rack rail | |
Historically, it was one of the most abundant skates in | |
Historically it was a recreational beach and popular San | |
of Westonia today are wheat and sheep, but | historically it is a gold mining area. |
Historically, it was used to test for estrogen receptor | |
Historically, it had been an area of working class resid | |
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