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| ankfort was a member of several professional | societies, including "Arti et Amiticiae" and "Pulchri |
| so a corresponding member of several foreign | societies. |
| He was also a member of several scientific | societies, and was a benefactor of such throughout his |
| ottish Text Society as well as several other | societies. |
| d at different times member of several minor | societies. |
| He was a member of several learned | societies in Europe and America. |
| serious films and subsequently several film | societies were born throughout the state. |
| iars Senior Society is one of several senior | societies at the University of Pennsylvania. |
| She belonged to several professional | societies. |
| was closely connected with several literary | societies, and undertook the publication of Kempe's Ni |
| He established several charitable | societies for children and a hospital for the mentally |
| er and Kindred Trades, merging several local | societies both in Sheffield and Dublin. |
| k, and became a director of several building | societies, insurance companies and mining companies. |
| Babington was a member of several scientific | societies including the Botanical Society of Edinburgh |
| sh Society was one of several Anglo-European | Societies established immediately after the First Worl |
| elmayr became a member of several scientific | societies, most notably the Berlin Academy, the Royal |
| He became a member of several learned | societies. |
| t and one of the most significant exhibition | societies of the early Russian avant-garde. |
| ulton Co-op was one of the last single store | societies in the Midlands region, following the merger |
| eration of Sleep Research and Sleep Medicine | Societies and as Editor-in-Chief of SLEEP, the leading |
| These small pocket | societies contributed to the growing diversity of Amer |
| ck expanded by acquiring 53 smaller building | societies, most notably the North of England Building |
| So-called workers' | societies (Norwegian: arbeidersamfunn), which were not |
| As a result, some Theosophical | Societies left the TS Pasadena to form the TS Point Lo |
| For example, in some Amerindian | societies in the Arctic, and traditionally in Bali, mo |
| e also frequently engaged in some abstinence | societies. |
| nue, a pub, various food outlets, spaces for | societies and a pool room. |
| n is one of the UK's longest standing choral | societies having been formed in 1866. |
| 1977 and is made up of state pharmaceutical | societies, several of which were in existence before F |
| Such semi-insular stratification of | societies has been common among humans over the centur |
| which science education in strongly Islamic | societies is impacted by religiosity is when "acceptab |
| wo-volume Modernization and the Structure of | Societies was a systematic statement of modernization |
| an active member of various student cultural | societies. |
| tees rescind its rule barring student secret | societies (commonly known today as college fraternitie |
| ell persuaded the competing student literary | societies to combine their libraries into a single col |
| ocial life, with a wide range of student run | societies. |
| ll libraries of each of the student literary | societies: Delphic, Hesperian, and Olive Branch. |
| ool also offers student-run extra-curricular | societies. |
| ident of the Federation of Students' Islamic | Societies (FOSIS) in UK and Ireland. |
| eir own University of Bath Students' Union's | Societies Awards. |
| s, and Max Planck Institute for the Study of | Societies. |
| Max Planck Institute for the Study of | Societies |
| ) ,the Max Planck Institute for the Study of | Societies in Cologne (2004-2005), the Institute for Ad |
| Social history - the study of | societies and social trends in the past |
| The cash was later refunded to the SU, the | societies and sports clubs. |
| d Mound Builders were succeeding prehistoric | societies in North America who constructed various sty |
| al Theatre is one of the most successful new | societies at Queen's Campus and were finalists at the |
| The academy was most successful; branch | societies were opened in all the principal cities of I |
| and there were duodecimal suggestions, with | societies promoting it. |
| and Second World Wars, Sunday play-producing | societies flourished. |
| To support film | societies by providing grants and other facilities |
| Many Nadans supported anti-Christian | societies such as the Vibuthi Sangam(the Sacred Ashes |
| ptist congregations about supporting mission | societies. |
| role of water in the collapse or survival of | societies, building on his influential book, Collapse. |
| and is one of the oldest surviving building | societies in the United Kingdom. |
| is one of the three oldest surviving choral | societies in England, being founded in 1871, initially |
| d to membership in several Swedish scholarly | societies, and holds honorary doctorates from Uppsala |
| f Sciences and several other Swedish learned | societies, and was elected a Fellow of the Royal Socie |
| These Syrian nationalist | societies advocated complete independence for an Arab |
| also ironically catalyze Syrian nationalist | societies like al-Fatat (the Young Arab Society) to ma |
| businessman, especially in tanning, building | societies and gas companies. |
| movement and helped form teetotal political | societies. |
| rming the company in a group of more than 30 | societies. |
| stings Permanent and Isle of Thanet building | societies in 1951, becoming for a short time Anglia Ha |
| t because of certain significances that some | societies hold true that can be eliminated with scient |
| concepts, such as the idea that "primitive" | societies needed guidance by more advanced societies, |
| Tainter's main thesis being that complex | societies collapse because "their strategies for energ |
| superior capacity for violence, and that all | societies prior to socialism are ruled by a minority c |
| It established the friendly | societies, and with them the people's savings on a sat |
| izes, in close cooperation with the national | societies, relief assistance missions responding to la |
| Bristol Record Society is one of the oldest | societies devoted to the publication of historical rec |
| iety had to be registered under the Friendly | Societies Act 1896, and have as its object the creatio |
| outh Wales in 1922-23, a member of the Royal | societies of New South Wales and South Australia and o |
| ocio-cultural values enshrined in the rustic | societies of different regions. |
| mp which had been the norm in the autocratic | societies of Egypt or Assyria. |
| ndmark by both the Canadian and the American | Societies of Civil Engineers (CSCE and ASCE) in 1991. |
| nd a warm supporter of most of the religious | societies connected with the Church of England. |
| amo were the most powerful of all the sports | societies, and this conferred certain advantages on th |
| Spaniards' arrival, however, the indigenous | societies of the region were dispossessed of their lan |
| The school's | societies also occasionally publish their own magazine |
| The Friendly | Societies Act 1875 was an Act of the Parliament of the |
| ments were made to the savers of the smaller | societies Unusually there was no vote amongst members |
| consisting of delegates from all the member | societies, is convened during the congresses so member |
| e was no single condition behind the complex | societies of ancient cities and states; they were a pr |
| The Tabernacle | Societies were lay Eucharistic Adorative associations |
| rity of both the Derbyshire and the Cheshire | societies with the former expected to post half-yearly |
| in 1906, an Chuallacht is one of the largest | societies in U.C.C. and one of the largest Irish langu |
| The Building | Societies (Funding) and Mutual Societies (Transfers) A |
| opinions of sexuality from the individual's | societies. |
| gistered on 20 June 1988 under the Karnataka | Societies Registration Regulation Act. |
| e waltz for the first ball of the Industrial | Societies, held in January 1861 in the Dianabad-Saal. |
| isted of those books donated by the literary | societies and the depository collection. |
| an Ownership Board, on which all the member | societies have equal representation. |
| east as high as those attracted by the other | societies, like the Newman Society - Hardy was the fir |
| en accused of participation in the students' | societies, which the government was endeavouring to su |
| began arresting leaders of the Corresponding | Societies, and Gales wrote articles decrying this. |
| Most of the College's | societies, including the UCD Student Union itself can |
| rk, mostly seen helping with the handicapped | societies. |
| nd spring, juniors are tapped for the senior | societies through a process semi-coordinated through t |
| He was vice-president of the Building | Societies Association (1960), and the Sussex Boy Scout |
| n May 1846 - It was a member of the Building | Societies Association. |
| eet Street lease was not renewed and the two | societies merged. |
| In 1995, he was awarded the Founding | Societies Centenary Award by the Institute of Chartere |
| t, James I of England granted the Honourable | Societies of the Inner Temple and the Middle Temple th |
| He served as vice-president of the Building | Societies Association and was a member of the London C |
| sked to organized the libraries of the other | societies. |
| opted the light blue and white of the Di-Phi | Societies as the school colors. |
| f this work, and was president of the United | Societies of Christian Endeavor and of the World's Chr |
| are unpaid volunteers elected by the Member | Societies at each World Vegetarian Congress. |
| Analytical Chemistry, one of the forerunner | societies of the RSC, and has become one of the leadin |
| The Bible | Societies released the Contemporary English Version in |
| Although the two | societies both work with animal welfare, the RSPCA ope |
| ty badges worn to meetings of the respective | societies. |
| "cultural trajectory" for the Indo-European | societies of this region need to be seen as coming fro |
| He condemned the Bible | societies, and under Jesuit influence reorganised the |
| The other | societies are Ducemus, the Paladin Society, and the Or |
| watercolour and oil exhibited at the various | societies. |
| rk continues the earlier journals of the two | societies: "Journal of the Folk-Song Society", 1899-19 |
| , and the honour of fellow of both the Royal | Societies of New Zealand and London. |
| These were completed in 1873 and the three | societies moved into these. |
| While showing the mystic | societies' ties to economic, class and racial stratifi |
| The Russian | societies formed for the purposes of purchasing land w |
| cal body, which is registered under the B.C. | Societies Act. |
| majority of the freed slaves in the coastal | societies of Carteret and Craven counties either emigr |
| He is also a Fellow of the following | societies: FRSA, the FLS, the FZS, and the FRGS. |
| s relate to their environment versus the way | societies or other groups do. |
| rnal ceased publication in 1893 when the two | societies collaborated on a newspaper, called The Batt |
| ecome a prominent figure in the university's | societies based in the arts. |
| seminate, through the programs of the Member | Societies, knowledge of engineering and the arts and s |
| The youngest | societies are in Egypt and Bahrain - both admitted in |
| country as different and freer than the old | societies from which its people had come. |
| Incorporated in 1983 under the Alberta | Societies Act, the Aboriginal Multi-Media Society has |
| In Tajikistan the Mountain | Societies Development Support Programme and the Enterp |
| In the Turkic | societies, the integrity and longgevity of the seoks w |
| In 1834, he toured the Shaker | societies in Ohio and Kentucky, kept a journal of the |
| rovided it was registered under the Friendly | Societies Act 1896 and certified under this Act. |
| Today, the society is one of the largest | societies in Trinity College, with over 300 members, a |
| organization originated from the mutual-aid | societies established in the final quarter of the 19th |
| and the Forum in Ludwigsburg, at the Chopin | Societies in Poland, Switzerland and Germany, at the N |
| Published in 1997 by The Bible | Societies / HarperCollins, this uses the second editio |
| Wilson, E.O. (1971) The Insect | Societies. |
| fter a special resolution under the Building | Societies Act enabling a faster merger. |
| nts were to be made to savers of the smaller | societies (they received greater financial security in |
| power that the Ranchos and the Carnivalesque | societies arranged. |
| ce ever autumn with a place on the Socialist | Societies stall in the conference exhibition area. |
| ding), which is coveted by many of the other | societies at Trinity. |
| The Act was repealed by the Friendly | Societies Act 1974. |
| The priestly | societies included the Priestly Fraternity of St. Pete |
| It is a member of the Building | Societies Association. |
| ished in the journals of most of the learned | societies of the United States and Canada, in the annu |
| ution was planned and executed by the secret | societies. |
| In 1987, she co-founded the Postemancipation | Societies Project. |
| The merger of the two | societies took place on 1 June 2010. |
| ed and the work was taken over by the Gaelic | Societies of Edinburgh, Glasgow and Inverness. |
| All of the nonprofit | societies are linked to the Sam Sullivan Disability Fo |
| The secret | societies declared they would support Faisal's father |
| two members' meetings in September, the two | societies merged in November 2006. |
| The General Assembly of the national | societies defines the policy of the institute and elec |
| The film | societies obtained copies of films from archives and f |
| limited to, campus ministry, theater, honor | societies, interscholastic sports, music, peer counsel |
| Its membership, rooted in their own | societies, works together to influence Europe's role i |
| e, as the Christians did, and have their own | societies and celebrate their own festivals. |
| affiliated to the EFP through their national | societies. |
| ple of African descent view themselves among | societies in which they are a minority and feel oppres |
| to pay their friendly society dues, then the | societies were harming the men's health and financial |
| Conference on Reformed Theology, Reformation | Societies). |
| d by a judge, who openly called these secret | societies "enemies of the state and foes of our Christ |
| Much of what is known today about these two | societies comes from the city and guild archives. |
| These feudal | societies were transformed into a bourgeois liberal co |
| These non-profit | societies work towards professional development of the |
| to Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Lambda Theta honor | societies while studying Greek and Latin with an eye o |
| Rather, it involved two things: creating | societies which would quicken spiritual life within ex |
| ineers (AIEE) before the merger of those two | societies into the Institute of Electrical and Electro |
| secretary or president of the three learned | societies of Cornwall - Royal Geological Society of Co |
| ade many communications to the three Cornish | societies, as well as to the Mining Journal and Hardwi |
| orically, the Bureau was one of three honors | societies at the law school, along with the Harvard La |
| tics as a student, mainly through university | societies. |
| Its plot made references to secret | societies, and ultimately was about revenge. |
| preneurship Ecosystem Project (BEEP) to help | societies around the world create the policies, struct |
| made the star an object of interest to many | societies throughout history. |
| ion, in the title's reference to traditional | societies' horrific expectation of a virgin bride, but |
| local history books and gives talks to local | societies in Kent and Sussex. |
| 6 October 1778, leaving money to missionary | societies in his will. |
| onal Maritime Organization to Classification | Societies such as RINA. |
| to the Monastic Orders and to ecclesiastical | Societies celebrating the traditional Latin Mass (also |
| The village is home to many | societies, some of which are linked to the village chu |
| and potentially irreversible threat to human | societies and the planet, which needs to be urgently a |
| 1883, bequeathing nearly £40,000 to various | societies and institutions in the diocese of Exeter. |
| eatre is also available for hire to external | societies. |
| Drug Use in Europe brought together National | Societies of Red Cross and Red Crescent in Europe, Eur |
| warned that the U.S. was "moving toward two | societies - one black, one white, separate and unequal |
| ncluding the Association of Trade Protection | Societies of which he was president for many years. |
| ties include cheerleading, mock trial, honor | societies, art, choir, computer, drama, Veritas honors |
| in much information about various tribes and | societies, coupled with several strikingly blunt ideas |
| ti et Misteriorum), one of the two religious | societies which were managing the procession of the Mi |
| first through eighth grades, two benevolent | societies and the Battle Ground Baptist Church. |
| He was admitted to two literary | societies: Academy of Arcadia and Accademia della Crus |
| on the relationship between the two learned | societies, their property in the Inns and the barriste |
| The college was home to two literary | societies, the Philologian Society and Dialectic Socie |
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