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...ory and Culture 4. Food and Drinks 5. Science and Technology 6. Space and Astronomy 7. Human Body and Health 8. Art, Music and Entertainment 9. Languages and Words 10. Sports and Games 11. Inventions and Discoveries 12. Unbelievable but True ...

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...ng "Happy Birthday to You" is one of the most recognized songsin the English language, with its melody originating from a children's songfrom the 19th... ...art valued at $500 millionfrom the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston.Languages and Words1. There are more than 7,000 languages spoken around t... ...words "e" (picture) and "moji"(character).3. The longest word in the English language is 189,819 letters long andrefers to a type of protein.4. In Man... ...true vowel is “rhythms.”8. More people speak Mandarin Chinese than any other language.9. The word “dreamt” is the only English word that ends with "mt... ...ord in just a couple of days.18. The longest palindromic word in the English language is "tattarrattat,"coined by James Joyce in "Ulysses."19. "Dreamt... ...revents parents from giving theirchildren names that are not approved by the Icelandic Naming Committee.46. The word “nerd” was first coined by Dr. Se...

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...This Style Guide is intended primarily for English-language authors and translators, both in-house and freelance, working for the European Commission. But now that so many texts in and around the EU institutions are drafted in English by native and non-native speakers alike, ...

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...nian TranslationIntroductionThis Style Guide is intended primarily for English-language authors and translators, bothin-house and freelance, working f... ...nd encourage the writing of clear and reader-friendly English.Writing in clear language can be difficult at the Commission, since much of the subjectm... ...tivespeakers, or by native speakers who are beginning to lose touch with their language afteryears of working in a multilingual environment. We must n... ...a multilingual environment. We must nevertheless try to set anexample by using language that is as clear, simple, and accessible as possible, out ofco... ... texts, accuracy and clarity are of course paramount. But legal orbureaucratic language that we might regard as pompous elsewhere has its place in bot... ...anlanguages’ refers to the northern Germanic languages, i.e. Danish, Faeroese, Icelandic,Norwegian, and Swedish, but not of course Finnish.Names of re...

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...ory Depth World Depth Roads Between Worlds: Writing Multiple Worlds Roads Between Worlds: Traveling Between Parallel Worlds Roads Between Worlds: Languages Roads Between Worlds: "Psychic" Roads Between Worlds: Sense of Wonder Roads Between Worlds: "Psychic" and Words Roads Between Worlds: The First Review In Which I Concede I Must Be a High-Quality Novelist Depar...

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...ads Between Worlds: Traveling Between Parallel WorldsRoads Between Worlds: LanguagesRoads Between Worlds: "Psychic"Roads Between Worlds: Sense of Wond... ...: elements that can make your story all the stronger.Roads Between Worlds: Languages If you're going to write a science fiction or fantasy novel... .... Everyone's going to speak English. Even if you are fluent in another language or three, your readers aren't likely to be. Unless you'rewriting f... ...t so fast! Have you thought about how English got to be the way it is? The language we speak isheavily dependent on the other societies we've come in ... ...ause at the very least we'veborrowed new words and concepts from them. Our language is also shaped by cultural trends; ifboxing was never popular in o... ...eate a mythology for Britain, to go with and draw from the Norse Eddas, Icelandic sagas, and Beowulf. All the names in Middle Earth come from Norse...

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...Belgium Blanche Courtain reincarnation case: Independent researchers and French language media. Researcher P. Courtian, (Belgium) Dr. Ian Stevenson, Professor and Scientist, (University of Virginia, United States of America) A verified reincarnation case in Belgium. [The girl who remembered being a...

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...e: 931 Other reincarnation cases: 935 Understanding Statements of Past Lives and Near Death Experiences: 950 Xenoglossy, the speaking of unlearned languages: 952 Karma Research: 954 Karma Research Foreword: 955 The Discussion: 957 Karma Cases: 962 Cattle Killer Karma Case 1: 962 The Butcher Karma Case 2: 964 Pig Farmer Karma Case 3: 965 The Butcher Karma Case 4:...

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... Lives and Near Death Experiences:950Xenoglossy, the speaking of unlearned languages:..........................952Karma Research:........................ ...- "I began learning Japanese on my own while listening to enkamusic."- "My language skills improved significantly after meeting a Japaneseengineer liv... ...s.Instead, she attended Rostov State University, where she studiedGermanic languages. Around this time, she received a Japaneselanguage learning text ... ...e. She began learningJapanese on her own while listening to enka music.Her language skills improved significantly after meeting a Japaneseengineer liv... ... died in the atomic bombing.2. Skills and Proficiency in Japanese Arts and Language: Tatiana'sskills were verified through her published works and com... ...wives. This is a secret.Don’t give them my address. They might trouble me."Icelandic psychologist Erlendur Haraldsson conducted interviews withPurnima...

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...ions, a new plant may develop.14 The Explanatory Dictionary of the Romanian Language, edited bythe “Iorgu Iordan” Institute of Linguistics, 2nd editio... ...f representing the overturned Tree of Life is alsofound in the tradition of Icelandic, Finnish or Australiannative tribes. The cosmic tree (bronze ...

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...or example, I explain if the word is NOT in the Bible, has a different meaning than in the Bible, or if it is a Modern day transliteration of another language (usually English). I have also sometimes listed the alternative word that would have been used in the Bible. Eventually I hope to have an alternative word listed for every word in this book....

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...es or other sources have more accuratedefinitions due to the degradation of the English language over time. When I have translated a Biblical Heb... ...importance of investigatingthe etymology of words to find latin, Greek, Farsi, or other languagesources for words. Etymology is now a moderate go... ...rom English, which may have came from Icelandic. To emerge, burst Perhaps a translit... ... Corruption of לעב ז strange (foreign)לעז To slander language. To glut, swallowלכט greedily ... ... To furnish Not in the Tanakh. Haste, fluency ofרהיטות language Not in the Tanakh.רהן To pawn, pl...

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... and Near Death Experiences:..... 819Xenoglossy, the speaking of unlearned languages: .....................................821Karma Research: ........... ... "I began learning Japanese on my own while listening to enka music."- "My language skills improved significantly after meeting a Japaneseengineer liv... ...stead, she(81)attended Rostov State University, where she studied Germanic languages.Around this time, she received a Japanese language learning text ... ...e. She began learning Japanese on her own while listening toenka music.Her language skills improved significantly after meeting a Japanese engineerliv... ... died in the atomic bombing.2. Skills and Proficiency in Japanese Arts and Language: Tatiana's skills wereverified through her published works and com... .... This is a secret. Don’t give themmy address. They might trouble me."(227)Icelandic psychologist Erlendur Haraldsson conducted interviews withPurnima...

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...officials--smartly-dressed in khaki pants, Polo shirts, and completely-ignored--drank tea and conducted their own conversation in an incomprehensible language. They were, after all, the owners of the crops these farmers were attempting--against increasingly-dismal odds--to grow. The women talked about people, mostly. They talked about babies born, children half-grown, y...

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...nored—drank tea and conducted their own conversation inan incomprehensible language. They were, after all, the owners of the crops these farmers werea... ...The hostility of the people toward each other was palpable and the profane language theywere using sickened Yabaal. Worse, instead of helping bring th... ...” 171“They're using those new Indian-made natural-language hyper-processors and some reallyadvanced software agents to not on... ... one of you, but it was undoubtedly written in some faggot-likeEuro-weenie language…just like they all are.”“Um, Thomas Rivers JUNIOR...I presume?” Am... ...our abusivelanguage. But since when is English a 'faggot-like Euro-weenie' language?” 180“Ha, ha, ha,” Tommy giggled, “you lo... ...d from our technologies.”Tommy stared at the cleanly-profiled chest of the Icelandic ambassador while she spoke. He wasintrigued by how nicely women l...

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...uslim, 1% other Agriculture: subsistence farming and animal husbandry; Language: 50% Pashtu, 35% Afghan Persian (Dari), 11% main crops w... ...tu, 35% Afghan Persian (Dari), 11% main crops wheat, cotton, fruitsTurkic languages (primarily Uzbek and Turkmen), 10% Major industries... ...and Turkmen), 10% Major industries: carpets and textilesthirty minor languages (primarily Baluchi and Pashai); much Electric power: 360... ... be the world's first atheist state Language: Albanian, Greek Literacy: ab... ...and Hebrew mining, petrochemical, electrical, and automotive plants Language: Arabic (official), French, Berber dialects under constru... ...0% Nationality: noun Icelander(s); adjective Icelandic Ethnic divisions: homogeneou... ...Roman Catholic, 2% no affiliation Language: Icelandic Literacy: 99% ...

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...arties and leaders: The People's USSR and other Eastern bloc countries; im-Language: 50% Pashtu, 35% Afghan Persian Democratic Party of Afgh... ...tan (PDPA) is ports mostly USSR and other Eastern bloc(Dari), 11% Turkic languages (primarily Uz- the sole legal political party; has two f... ... has not participated in CEMA since rift withally Language: Albanian (Tosk is official dialect), USSR in 1961; officiall... ...1% Christian and HebrewCommunications Language: Arabic (official), French, BerberRailroads: 228 km 1.435-mete... ... and salt Language: English (official) ... ...jective last 23 April 1973; presidential, every four Icelandic years, last August 1980 ... ... Voting strength: (1983 election) 38.7% Inde- Language: Icelandic pendence, 19.5% Progressive, 17.3% People's ...

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... 1979; members of the deposed Khalqi Language: 50% Pashtu, 35% Afghan faction continue to hold some i... ...e to hold some important Persian (Dari), 11% Turkic languages posts (primarily Uzbek and Tur... ...irty Communists: the PDPA claims 160,000 minor languages (primarily Baluchi and members (1986) ... ...Catholicmeter gauge, spur of Soviet line from Language: Albanian (Tosk is official dia-Kushka (USSR) to Towraghondl a... ...ists: 400 (est); Communist Party meter gauge, 256 km 1. 000-meter gauge;Language: Arabic (official), French, Berber illegal (banned 1962) ... ..., 1,801 km electrified; government Language: Icelandicowned (1984) Infa... ...n; People's Alliance (left socialist), Svavar tive Icelandic Gestsson ...

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...iterature. 64 VIII. Readings in Philology and the History of Language, 78 IX. Readings in Astronomy. ... ...t- est book of its kind that has ever been published The in our language. Here we have it in over a scoreBritannica. of huge... ...ith," who, in the odd moments of his business, made himself the master of forty languages, 372 sup. Thomas Carlyle, the son of a mason,... ... will find a full account of the aborigines, page 686; their languages, page 688; their tribalorganization, page 6go; ... ...LAN- GUAGE ... They have been at a great feast of languages. "-Lovor's LaIHnl,,'s Losl. PHILOLOGY is that bran... ...nd (2) the Western Scandinavian, which comprises, Norwegian, XXI. 3~. Icelandic, XII. 627. The Western Germanic languages are each treated ... ...e. 31. The Discovery of America. See VI. 173; X. 180;XI. 171; Icelandic discoveries, XII. 624; early knowl-edge of, X. 1...

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...Persian Democratic Party of Afghanistan (PDPA) is(Dari), 11% Turkic languages (primarily the sole legal political party; has two faction... ... USSR in 1961; officially withdrew from War- Language: Albanian (Tosk is official dialect), saw Pact 13 September 19... ...aims over 400 km (1983) Language: Arabic (official), French, BerberHighways: 4,989 km total; 1,287 ... ... km Agriculture: cash crops coffee, sisal, corn,Language: Portuguese (official); various cotton, sugar, manioc, and t... ... known Language: English (official) ... ...lection) 38.7% Inde- Major trade partners: (1982) exports ECLanguage: Icelandic pendence, 19.5% Progressive, 17.3% People's 31...

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...f German scholarswho translated old Indian texts. Recognizing some similarities betweenthe languages, they concluded that they had a shared ancestry. ... ...in the wilder-ness or pushing the boundariesof exploration. Some of the mostfamous English language writingson nature were meditations on thesmall, st... ...can lex- (a group of Protestants who brokeicographer and English language with the Church of Engla... ...ace, fertility, rain, and sun-dark winters that beckon people to speaker at Althing—the Icelandic shine. He writes, “This is the rea-retreat in...

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...Uganda, Europe, and the United States, ing the development of language skills and John Guagliardo, Executiveb... ... of language skills and John Guagliardo, Executiveboth in English and the respective languages of Director, World... ... to classical layered juxtaposition. Each image expanded onforms of directness and economy of language, the other, creating a mosaic-li... .... A recent Business Insider ally for mothers of newborn orstory states that Icelandic par- newly adopte...

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...e, rather than to leave over that subject to the chapteron the Anglo-Saxon language, near the close of the work. A few noteson this matter are therefo... ...nd they grew for themselves at least one kind of cerealgrain. They spoke a language whose existence and nature we inferfrom the remnants of it which s... ...came the ancestors of the Brahmans and othermodern high-caste Hindoos. The language which they took with them totheir new settlements beyond the Himal... ...y. But the High and LowGermans retain to the present day their distinctive language andfeatures; and the latter branch, to which the English people be... ... by their name as England. Even from thefirst it seems probable that their language was spoken of as Englishonly, and comparatively little as Saxon. B... ...ased, perhaps, to beintelligible to Englishmen at an earlier date, the old Icelandic beingalready marked off from Anglo-Saxon by strong peculiarities,...

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... From Feudalism to Constitutional Monarchy ...........................10 Romanticism: The Inspired Language of the Soul ................................ ...curate “stenolanguage” is appropriate and necessary, the intuition ofsomething more demands a depth language of metaphor for its expression. Whendeali... ... of the gulfbetween them and peer into the unknown depths of the other, we turn instinctivelyto the language of poetry, as stating more accurately the... ...etry, as stating more accurately the rich meaning of the loverelationship. In such cases we require language which is plurisignative, metaphorswhose m... ... earliest times down to the battle of Re in 1177. And finally thereis the legendary material of the Icelandic Family Sagas which deals with eventsand ... ...use of it for source material (Archer, The Collected Works of Henrik Ibsen1906-1912, 1,87). But the Icelandic Family Sagas provided a rich store ofcha... ... turned to the Sagas of theKings, but those did not interest him much at the time. Next he read the IcelandicFamily Sagas (Petersen 1901), and there h... ...ic consequenceswhich naturally follow from the relationship between these two sisters taken fromthe Icelandic Sagas. 80 ... ... 80 The Vikings at Helgeland (1857) Ibsen again turns to the Icelandic sagas for his dramatic materials. In The...

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