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...clients for the unknown of traveling with him. "You look like you are car sick," said the driver. "My son always got that way even a kilometer d... ...ow anyone could afford to go there. He was stuck to the boundaries of the car and he resented it; although from it, despite its limitations, he was a... ...onal Thai music was coming to them from the front and back speakers of the car that was their confinement. The radio music, no matter if interpreted ... ...nd memories. "Well, do whatever you damn well please. I need out of this car and that is what I'm doing. You can feast on what remains of the breat... ...fficers, part of an educated middle class, and a million other activities, classifications, and identities, this traditional greeting with the folded ... ...der the canister containing vinegar and peppers. He walked quickly to the car and cowered himself in the back seat in movement toward the airport. ...

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...rship between lilies and pomegranates Life and death drama Sweet, fresh, and salty waters New items Epilogue Conclusions Appendix 1 - Classifications Appendix 2 - Occurrences of the FOL References Tools Credits Keywords Back cover...

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...V. The Method in Outline PART II. THE INDUSTRIAL INVESTIGATION VI. The Conditions of Efficiency and Success in Different Industries 49 VII, Classifications of Industries 65 ViI. Industries Open to Women 66 IX. The Use of Statistics 71 X. The Movement of the Demand for Workers 74 XI. The Geographical Distribution of Workers 83 PART III. THE ORGANIZATIO...

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...ne Nargis as a case study, which Chapters Five to Nine use to discuss the impact of Nargis on the Delta environment and its community under different classifications to illustrate different factors that required investment for recovery. They show how a background ‘slow acting’ disaster, the destruction of the natural resource base of the Delta, augmented the scale of the T...

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...le for Andrew Carnegie’s public libraries. Melvil Dewey’s Decimal Classifications system made them easy to find by checking data cards in...

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...f Wisdom>) Hobbies. Ordinary people became the slaves of objects (luxury car, house), of passions (sex, trip). Masters: slaves of ideas. When ... ... Logics (classical logic). The criteria are not exhausted. There are sub-classifications too. Let’s take the Modal Logic which is an extension of... ...0. [50] Dezert, Jean, On a Problem of Autonomous Navigation of an Engine Car (approximate title), Ph. D. thesis, ONERA, Paris, 1990. [51] Dezert, ...

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...mergence of almost universally applied UN-sponsored Standard National Job Classifications: How many are employed and not reported or registered? How... ...ound effect on the relocation of work from factory and office to home and car. Machine tools and office equipment well into the 1980's were too cumb... ...the population took 86 percent." Most American had more invested in their car than in their stock exchange portfolio. To Phillips, America is an old... ...cal facade. On March 1998 it signed an agreement with Debis - a group of car makers and metal bashing firms represented by Daimler-Benz. It agreed ...

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...ce which should be hyphenated, and which do not fall under any of the above classifications : after-years bas-relief bee-line bill-of-fare birth... ...27 EIGHT POINT NO. 67 When thoughtful Greeks like Polybius saw the fall of Car- thage and of Corinth, they must have felt that they had reached on... ...ress TEN POINT NO. 31 When thoughtful Greeks like Polybius saw the fall of Car- thage and of Corinth, they must have felt that they had reached on... ... 1906 SIX POINT NO. I WWCN THOUalTCULOREEKS LIKE POLYBIUS SAW THE FALL OF CAR 1234567(190 NO. a THE FIRST TlME THAT THE CRAND PROSPECT HAD BEEN H...

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... as a whole be made safe from the TEMPEST point of view before we would authorize traffic of all classifications to be processed. This brought enough ... ...and authenticators were inside. The driver claimed not to bave kDOwn the material was there; the car beloDlCd to his brother-in-law, a Sergeant who ha... ...op without IddiDa: to the pUc. lOt out. aDd immediately found himself in the path of a followina car skidding toward him. To see him DOW. you would ~t... ...e case. an individual carefuDy locked a briefcase fun of classified reports in tbe trunk. of his car wbile be made a quick stop at a business establis...

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...he unconscious “knowledge” of our body anything other than characteristics car- ried by the genes which have been passed on to us and existed before w... ...properly have more to do with the value-judgments of the person making the classifications than the content or origin of the experiences. I would very...

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...ason • Wheezing, dry cough, hoarseness, or chronic sore throat There are two classifications of acidosis: respiratory and metabolic. Respiratory aci... ...n of Alzheimer’s disease. The fact is that most of us forget where we put our car keys or our glasses or someone’s birthday but this is not a sign o... ...getfulness and Alzheimer’s is the following: If you forget where you put your car keys that is forgetfulness, if you do not remember whether or not ... ... keys that is forgetfulness, if you do not remember whether or not you have a car, that is Alzheimer’s, or if you forget where you put your glasses ... ...turer adds fragrances made from petroleum, the same substance that makes your car run. You may be using a shampoo or cream that contains herbs and t... ...damage comes from everyday activities, as driving andwalking to and from your car. The ultraviolet-A rays that cause this enormous damage are presen...

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...cases because of environmental degradation. In between these two diverse classifications, there exist a great mass of people, whose migration is a ... ...ield. d. The other migrant labourers, around 30% were truck drivers or car drivers or construction labourers who had to widely travel for their l...

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...ny different? Effects on Society Cloning - like the Internet, the television, the car, electricity, the telegraph, and the wheel before it - is b... ... philosophical or conceptual adaptation to be made. The difference between using a car and using a quick horse was like the difference between walk... ...n moment. We know that an apple will fall towards the earth, we know how to drive a car ("automatically"), and we believe that the sun will rise t... ... take a chance on something that breaks new ground, is leading to super-markets and car showrooms full of me-too products, line extensions and mino... ... have the potential to do so, or seem to be doing so. Consider surgery, driving a car, or investing money in the stock exchange. These "innocuous"... ...criptive, or informative, sentence. In this we also include ascriptions, examples, classifications, etc. The expressive sentence is also objective ...

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...ny different? Effects on Society Cloning - like the Internet, the television, the car, electricity, the telegraph, and the wheel before it - is b... ... philosophical or conceptual adaptation to be made. The difference between using a car and using a quick horse was like the difference between walk... ...n moment. We know that an apple will fall towards the earth, we know how to drive a car ("automatically"), and we believe that the sun will rise t... ... take a chance on something that breaks new ground, is leading to super-markets and car showrooms full of me-too products, line extensions and mino... ... have the potential to do so, or seem to be doing so. Consider surgery, driving a car, or investing money in the stock exchange. These "innocuous"... ...criptive, or informative, sentence. In this we also include ascriptions, examples, classifications, etc. The expressive sentence is also objective ...

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...rence. This ideal of uniqueness in all individuals is not only true of the classifications of material science; it is true and still more evidently tr... ...ss, some sublime, some—such as pride—wicked. I do not readily accept these classifications. Many people seem to make a selection among their motives w... ...to make a selection among their motives without much enquiry, taking those classifications as just; they seek to lead what they call pure lives or use... ... has physiological idiosyncrasies too that are indifferent to bio- logical classifications and moral generalities. It is not true that his absorbent v...

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...e two classes of women who ride to hounds, or, rather, among many possible classifications, there are two to which I will now call attention. There is... ...nt is at a low ebb, and is struggling for existence. Mr. Jorrocks with his car- pet-bag then makes his appearance, driving the hardest bargain that he...

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...he centre the tramway of the road will go, with sometimes a nocturnal tram-car gliding, lit and gay but al- most noiselessly, past. Lantern-lit cyclis... ...it along the track like fireflies, and ever and again some humming mo- tor-car will hurry by, to or from the Rhoneland or the Rhineland or Switzerland... ...” For a space he is silent, and we go on through the trees. A Utopian tram-car passes and I see his face, poor bitted wretch! looking pinched and scar... ... all the evidence of history, is scarcely more credible to us than a motor-car throbbing in the agora would have been to Socrates. By sheer inadverten... ... as a linotype machine, an antiseptic operating plant, or an electric tram-car, there need now at the present moment be no appreciable toil in the wor... ...ian mind. Throughout Utopia there is, of course, no other than provisional classifications, since every being is regarded as finally unique, but for p... ...n an- tagonism to the State organisation. Obviously, this is the rudest of classifications, and no Uto- pian has ever supposed it to be a classificati... ...ts, to mingle something very like animosity with that suspicion. For crude classifications and false generalisations are the curse of all organised hu... ...ence. This idea of unique- ness in all individuals is not only true of the classifications of material science; it is true, and still more evidently t...

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...ad left to us, as an easier task, to give new names and arrange in connected classifications the facts which they in a great degree had been the instr...

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...as first brought stuffed to England, the natural- ists, appealing to their classifications, maintained that there was, in reality, no such creature; t... ...g, as he drew a pace nearer, “we must now drop the figure of the rag-paper car- toon, and borrow one—to use presently, when wanted— from the horticult...

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...e realize, remedied these abuses by means of certain consecrated lives, by classifications and categories and by those particular counterpoises since ...

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...rderliness, like a City procession under the conduct of the police, and to classifications of things according to their public value: decidedly no ben... ...fter he had ful- filled his double office on the person of Dr. Shrapnel by car- rying out his own decree. His conscience approved him cheer- lessly, a... ...e house for Shrapnel,’ replied his uncle, and remarked to Rosamund, as the car- riage wheeled round the mounded laurels to the avenue, ‘He mayn’t be q...

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... for himself. She af- fected him as almost insolently young; but an easily car- ried five-and-thirty could still do that. She was, however, like himse... ...rney and agree to accom- pany the gentlemen on their own, might a separate car- riage mark her independence; though it was in spite of this to befall ... ...her said, “of people who are not nice.” “I delight,” she replied, “in your classifications. But do you want me,” she asked, “to give you in the matter...

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...ily geographical, tribal or confederation names, not ethnonyms. Those appellations were mistakenly or deliberately turned into "ethnic"or "political" classifications by early explorers or intelligence agents arriving in those lands ahead of the Russian armies and bureaucrats....

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...Russian occupation and ensuing Russification campaigns, Christian proselytization, "language reform," boundary revision and creation of special legal classifications and later, "nations," for Central Asians; the second "phase" involves altering the content of the dastan itself and its history or "lineage." The two "phases" are not successive and chronologically distinct, b...

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...and damnation, not of morality and immorality. The word morality, if we met it in the Bible, would surprise us as much as the word telephone or motor car. Nowadays we do not seem to know that there is any other test of conduct except morality; and the result is that the young had better have their souls awakened by disgrace, capture by the police, and a month?s hard labor,...

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... it in the Bible, would surprise us as much as the word telephone or motor car. Nowadays we do not seem to know that there is any other test of con- d... ...father’s time. TROTTER. Well, I must say! FANNY. Just so. Thats one of our classifications in the Cam- bridge Fabian Society. TROTTER. Classifications... ... two daugh- ters. KNOX. [rising, virtuously indignant] You sit there after car- rying on with my daughter, and tell me coolly youre mar- ried. MARGARE...

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...gin of our several domestic races from several aboriginal stocks, has been car- ried to an absurd extreme by some authors. They believe that every rac... ...e in their beaks, entailing corresponding differences in their skulls. The car- rier, more especially the male bird, is also remark- able from the won... ... hypothesis so far as to suppose that species, aboriginally as distinct as car- 32 On the Origin of Species riers, tumblers, pouters, and fantails no... ...stinctive of each breed, for instance the wattle and length of beak of the car- rier, the shortness of that of the tumbler, and the num- ber of tail-f... ...eontologists as intermedi- ate in character between those of the overlying car- boniferous, and underlying Silurian system. But each fauna is not nece... ...arious degrees of modification, which is par- tially revealed to us by our classifications. Let us now consider the rules followed in classifi- cation... ...should be of equal importance with those de- rived from the adult, for our classifications of course include all ages of each species. But it is by no... ..., on the view of classification tacitly including the idea of descent. Our classifications are often plainly influenced by chains of affinities. Nothi... ...ver a wide range; and thus the septenary, quinary, quaternary, and ternary classifications have probably arisen. As the modified descendants of domina...

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...so in ebony and covered with tapestry, a table with twisted legs, a pretty car- pet on the floor, near the table a single chair; and that was all. On ... ...och, because it was an epoch when all men were endeavoring to rise. Social classifications ready-made are perhaps a great boon even for the people. Na...

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...aside and the emotions have their way. There are, of course, certain broad classifications of homi- cides. A considerable number, perhaps more than an... ...er delayed and the disaster seems not so hard to bear. In a sense, all the classifications as to the cause of crime are misleading and worthless. Your... ...or the first time since it left the shop, the machinery does not work. The car forges ahead and reaches the tracks just in time to be struck by the en...

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...endered a comfortable mechanically driven road vehicle possible, the motor-car set an enormous premium on the development of very light, very efficien... ...uscle and courage were braving the dangers of the cricket field. The motor-car and its engine was being worked out “over there,” while in this country... ... Eastbourne this morning with Mr. Grahame-White was as steady as a mo- tor-car running on asphalt. Then we went on from those anticipations of swaying... ...can’t judge—it is an ice yacht travelling on perfect ice. The finest motor-car in the world on the best road would be a joggling, quivering thing besi... ...going to plane down I will confess I tightened my hold on the sides of the car and prepared for something like the down-going sensa- tion of a switchb... ...for methods of comparison between work and work, they begin to emulate the classifications and exact measurements of a science, and to set up ideals a... ...he authoritative parents of sociology, we shall have to substitute for the classifications of the social sciences an inquiry into the chief literary f...

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... this advantage is remarkable from the very fact that it breaks down all our classifications, and continually shatters every system constructed by lov...

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...ost of carriage of the linen, it appears obvious that England pays for the car- riage of the linen, and Germany, by parity of reason, for that of the ... ... annihilation of cost of carriage, England would not save the whole of the car- riage of her imports, it follows that England did not previ- ously pay... ...strikingly in opposition and contradistinction to one another, that in all classifications of our knowledge they have been kept apart. These are, phys...

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...so have to suffer. Most cases are mixed cases, and we should not treat our classifications with too much re- spect. Moreover, it is only a relatively ... ...e two types are violently contrasted; though here as in most other current classifications, the radical extremes are somewhat ideal abstractions, and ... ...of Religious Experience nor swear, there would be no sin in frolicking and car- nal mirth, and I thought God would indulge young people with some (wha... ...us came near perishing in a river which we found it necessary to pass. The car- riage sank in the quicksand. Others who were with us threw themselves ... ...things rightly, might prob- ably furnish me with a watery grave. Perhaps I car- ried the point too far, in the pleasure which I took in thus seeing my... ... cisms of one set of these by the adherents of another. Of late, impartial classifications and comparisons have become possible, alongside of the denu...

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...ivergent, almost unanalyzable, styles, a beauty of expression, a beauty of car- riage, a beauty of reflection, a beauty of repose, arising each from a... ...d already almost impregnably in the mind, certain primary distinctions and classifications. Many children are called stupid, and begin their education...

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...rticular the regeneration of Germany is to be accomplished by an education car- ried on in the interests of the state, and that the private individual... ...tions of life, and for acquiring and applying information and ideas in the car- rying forward of progressive experiences. Ideas are not segregated, th... ...abits formed. In what we have termed informal education, subject matter is car- ried directly in the matrix of social intercourse. It is what the pers... ...ial situations of mature life under conditions where the occupation can be car- ried on for its own sake. If in some cases, pecuniary rec- ognition is... ...ft out; those which are important for this purpose are accentuated. If one car- ries his study far enough, he will find even the properties which are ... ...ect matter. It includes making distinctions, definitions, divi- sions, and classifications for the mere sake of making them—with no objective in exper...

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...cency. But chiefly is this apparent in creeds and churches, which are also classifications of some pow- erful mind acting on the elemental thought of ... ...ax gave Hector dragged the Trojan hero over the field at the wheels of the car of Achilles, and the sword which Hector gave Ajax was that on whose poi... ...oak and the elm shall gladly serve us, though we sit in chairs of ivory on car- pets of silk. This guiding identity runs through all the surprises and...