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...; sunt foarte rusifica ţi, au fost îndoctrina ţi c ă noi, românii, suntem du şmanii lor; ru şii i-au ţinut pe din afar ă în ceea ce prive şte dezvol... ...şi pe faţă în lighean (dup ă care s ă arunc apa pe p ământ) şi s ă fac un du ş – câte bordeie, atâtea obiceie (mi-am spus)! Am vizitat şi Tsaile cu... ...ă) am v ăzut un pod bombardat, neref ăcut, iar nu prea departe, altul, de pontoane, legând Serbia de Vojvodina. Dun ărea este blocat ă naviga ţiei, ... ...runc pâine dar nu m ănânc ă. Citesc inscrip ţii: Benedictus XIV, PIVS IX PONT, Anno MDCCCLII 73 Aici se d ădeau l... ...n Dallas urc ă doi orbi ghida ţi de câini mari, dar caninii ulterior sunt du şi la bagaje. 102 Ce de lacuri în Orlando! (Se-apropie oceanul.) Pe... ... deosebit ă lucrare în direc ţia ideal ă a literaturii" (dup ă cum scria Alfred Nobel în testamentul s ău). Un singur român, George Emil Palade, a ... ...ia - c ă au crezut în ea dintotdeauna!". Într-o vitrin ă, testamentul lui Alfred Nobel, din 1895, care a dus la crearea Premiilor "Nobel", începând ... ... în Canada doar o lun ă, Eloi, conduc ătorul s ău de doctorat, a r ăspuns pontos: – P ăi... (s-a gândit un pic) el lucreaz ă de dou ă ori mai reped... ...nc ă) a luat atitudine împotriva lipsei libert ăţii ştiin ţifice. Analog, Alfred Schoeller despre libertatea academic ă. Desigur c ă sunt lucr ări ...

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...s decided to award the 1997 Bank of Sweden Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel to Professor Robert C. Merton, Harvard University, ... ...itive to business cycles and the company carries a higher financial risk. 20. The Du Pont system ROE = Net Profit/Pretax Profit × Pretax Profit/E... ...ve to business cycles and the company carries a higher financial risk. 20. The Du Pont system ROE = Net Profit/Pretax Profit × Pretax Profit/EBIT...

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...oung lady. They’ll be going away in a little. An’ you’ve talked a lot too, Alfred.” “Yes, but the Elphicks are all dead. No one can bring my loose tal... ...arges rapidly from a postage-stamp to a playing-card; to a punt and last a pontoon. The two clerks, its crew, do not even look up as it comes into pla... ...er front as the boats cleared or came to rest. A big Hamburger was leaving Pont Levis and her crew, unshipping the platform railings, began to sing “E... ...dessa Berenice, W. 2206 .. . Riga—Vladivostock Draw, E. 446 . . Coventry—Pontes Arenas Tontine, E. 5068 . C. Wrath—Ungava Wu-Sung, E. 41776 . . Ha...

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...pestries from the ladies of France, a collection of the toys of the enfant du miracle, all military and of the finest make. “Tout cela fonctionne,” th... ...e great salle des gardes and 34 A Little Tour in France chambre a coucher du roi on the second floor. Cheverny, built in 1634, is of a much later dat... ...f the young favorite of Louis XIII., the victim, of Richelieu, the hero of Alfred de Vigny’s novel, which is usually recommended to young ladies engag... ...y, there is a touch of French reason, French com- pleteness, in a glass of Pontet-Canet. The danger of such an excursion would lie mainly in its being... ...e, are more forgiving. The railway line follows as well the charming Canal du Midi, which is as pretty as a river, barring the straightness, and here ... ...ent, as soon as I arrived at Nimes I engaged a caleche to convey me to the Pont du Gard. The day was yet young, and it was perfectly fair; it appeared... ...ich I en- gaged to present myself after I should have spent an hour at the Pont du Gard. For the moment, when we sepa- rated, I gave all my attention ...

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...nfederated old ladies. My mother was also very punctual with her religious du- ties, and rejoiced to watch me in the choir. On winter evenings she occ... ...ots of people, I gathered, were coming and going in the neighbourhood, the Ponts were in a villa on the river, and the Rickhams’ houseboat was to moor... ...ld make food dearer for the agricultural labourer. I began to speak of Mr. Alfred Lyttelton as an influence at once insane and diabolical, as a man in...

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... as a child; from him Rastignac learned that the Comtesse lived in the Rue du Helder. Ah, what it is to be young, eager to see the world, greedily on ... ... with it?” he added, as he gave the letter back to Christophe. “To the Rue du Helder. I have orders to give this into her hands myself.” “What is ther... ...ng to Mme. Couture. “We have just been to say our prayers at Saint-Etienne du Mont. T o-day is the day when we must go to see M. T aillefer. Poor litt... ...if they were so many pebbles, at your feet. ‘Take it, my beloved! Take it, Alfred, Adolphe, Eugene!’ or whoever it was that showed his sense by sacrif... ... gether, Mme. de Nucingen insisted on taking Eugene with her as far as the Pont Neuf, he disputing with her the whole of the way for a single kiss aft...

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...forms of a thousand illustrious ancestors. Here, rich-ermined priests, and pontifical dignitaries, familiarly seated with the autocrat and the soverei... ...ortal, and emerged within the vestibule. Thus it is said the immense river Alfred passed, un- scathed, and unwetted, beneath the sea. I thought the st... ... appeared prima facie, was written upon the plan of the nonsense verses of Du Bartas; that is to say, the language was ingeniously framed so as to pre... ...inventor of self-mov- ing fans, wind-sails, and ventilators. He patronized Du Pont the bellows-maker, and he died miserably in attempting to smoke a c... ...entor of self-mov- ing fans, wind-sails, and ventilators. He patronized Du Pont the bellows-maker, and he died miserably in attempting to smoke a ciga...

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...ncentrated be- fore attempting to cross. The army was not accompanied by a pontoon train, and at that time the troops were not in- structed in bridge ... ... approached Churubusco his left, under Colonel Hoffman, attacked a tete-de-pont at that place and brought on an engagement. About an hour after, Garla... ...o pounder). This, if my memory serves me correctly, broke through the only pontoon bridge we had in all our march across the peninsula. These bridges ... ...cessarily to study military engineering, should in addition to their other du- ties assist in the work. The chief quartermaster and the chief commissa... ...d of the cavalry corps with the Army of the Potomac. This relieved General Alfred 377 U. S. Grant Pleasonton. It was not a reflection on that officer... ...lined the command of the Army of the Potomac once, if not oftener. General Alfred H. T erry came into the army as a volunteer without a military educa... ... James H. Lane’s “ “ Sam’l McCowan’s “ 693 U. S. Grant “ Alfred M. Scale’s “ Maj.-Gen. H. Heth’s Division. (o) Brig.-Gen. J. R. D...

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...oked at the candle she had left burning, and, measuring the time like King Alfred the Great, was confirmed by its wasted state in her belief that she ... ... then I have changed about. I have been doing odds and ends at Avignon, at Pont Esprit, at Lyons; upon the Rhone, upon the Saone.’ As he spoke, he rap...

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...oked at the candle she had left burning, and, measuring the time like King Alfred the Great, was confirmed by its wasted state in her belief that she ... ... then I have changed about. I have been doing odds and ends at Avignon, at Pont Esprit, at Lyons; upon the Rhone, upon the Saone.’ As he spoke, he rap... ... of their whole history, with all its standards waving at once, from Saxon Alfred’s downwards. Mr Baptist had been in a manner whirled away before the...