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...seceded between December 20, 1860 and February 1, 1861. They were: South Carolina, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas. ... ... joined them only after the attack on Fort Sumter in April 1861. Two - Kentucky and Missouri - seceded but were controlled by the Union's army thro... ... Columbus, Christopher Columbus was an Italian and lived most of his early life in Portugal, not in Spain. He was born in Genoa, Italy, no one know... ..., and grimacing - but all other neurological and biochemical hallmarks of pain are missing. Patients in PVS yawn, smile, weep, and laugh - but not... ...ese databases: National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime (NCAVC) Its mission is to combine investigative and operational support func... ...hter scale, the San Francisco tremor of 1906 was 8.3 (as was the earthquake in the Mississippi Valley in 1811), and both the Alaskan quake of 1964 ...

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... * This paper was written as a comment on the film “Mission”, in March 1988, and published in my book “La vita come opera d’a... ...an instead of by land. Columbus presented his idea first to the King of Portugal, then to the King of Spain, and neither one of them listened to ... ...it that they exist here on earth? Think for a moment about the ramps where missiles are launched into space; a launching pad looks straight, it’s ver... ... space; a launching pad looks straight, it’s vertical, right? And when the missile takes off it goes straight up according to how we perceive it, bu... ...ording to how we perceive it, but after a few seconds, what happens to the missile? It starts to curve. Why is that? Here we have the clearest demon... ...this is what the impenetrable, mysterious will of God wants (see the film “Mission”). 123 Will the world understand that there is a huge differe...

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...io, ke li vivis izolule. Almeida Martins d' Bernardino (ps. Luzo Bemaldo), portugalo, librotenisto. Nask. 27 jul. 1891 en Lisboa. Aktivulo en la paci ... ...humoraj aŭ dramaj rakontoj, amaj poezioj. La ĉefa arto estas tradukaĵoj el portugala lingvo. ” (G. S., ,E', 1922, p: 92) Amerika Esperantisto. Organo ... ...27.5x18 cm. Brazilo. Sur tiu vastega etendaĵo oni parolas la solan lingvon portugalan; dum granda permara aŭ surtera vojaĝo, kiu povas daŭriĝis dekoj ... ...ta la hispana lingvo, idiomo apartenanta al la sama familiobranĉo, kiel la portugala. Kaj, se estas vere, ke en Eŭropo hispanoj kaj portugaloj neĉiam ... ...ortkomercaĵo — la kafo — estas farataj en la brazilaj negocejoj pere de la portugala lingvo. Pri la importkomerco, la fremdaj vendistoj uzas plej o e... ...stis talenta E- poeto kaj trad. el Lermontov. Misiisto. v. Katolika movado Miss Esperanto. Dum la UK en Budapest, 1929, okazis beleckonkurso en la kad... ..., Eik, Ernits, Gutmann, Jaanisto (275), Jiik, Kauer, Kultman, Lübek (344), Miss Esperanto (380), Pähn (424), Pung, Rahamagi, Rikand, Rosenberg (456), ...

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... that we have such shrinking from posts of danger, such fencing and fitting out of our missionaries, such shrieking out if any evil befall them, ins... ...mitive separation from the world; then, and not till then, will Christ’s account of the missionary come to be regarded as something better than a dre... ...Israel, by which it was manifest that he had not yet fulfilled that great object of his mission. Paul bears his testimony to the same truth, that the... ... realms. And, in honour of our meeting, God so ordered it that Joseph Wolff, the Jewish Missionary, a son of Abraham and brother of our Lord, both a... ...rved for another and a more seasonable time, when Messiah himself, having concluded the mission of his eternal Father, and the redemption of the worl... ...nt state of that great extent of territories, which the statue shut up within its womb; Portugal, Spain, France, England, Germany, Poland, Hungary, ...

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...ine and finite and evil to be infinite and uncertain. A thousand by-wayes misse the marke, one onely hits the same. Surely I can never assure myself... ... and there to entertain him: except it were for feare the stranger should misse his way: and that it sufficeth to companie and wait upon him, when h... ... full of a barbarous kinde of commandement. And in those places where the Portugales abated the pride of the Indians, they found some states observi... ... or triall a man gives of himselfe, he is much more afraid and qu aint to misse the marke he shoots at) having begun ill he fals into an ague or spi... ... (5 of 11)4/10/2005 3:41:49 AM Montaigne's Essays their wives. They never misse (for their restrainte) to put men in minde of this dutie, that it is... ...ses hee neither swadeth or disswadeth them from warre but if he chance to misse of his divination, and that it succeed otherwise than hee foretold t... ... and inexpiable revenge. Which we prove thus; some of them perceiving the Portugales, http://www.uoregon.edu/%7Erbear/montaigne/1xxx.htm (6 of 11)4/... ... more militarie example, Albuberque, Viceroy in India for Emanuel King of Portugall, in an extreme danger of a sea-tempest, tooke a young boy upon h... ... of Castile having banished the Jewes out of their countrie, King John of Portugall, for eight crownes a man, sold them a retreit in his dominion fo...

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...eria • Norway Pakistan • Papua New Guinea • Peru • Philippines • Poland • Portugal • Romania • Russia Saudi Arabia • Serbia • Singapore • Slovakia •... ...HAWAII BUSINESS 36 APEC 2011 · HAWAII BUSINESS KAUA‘I 1 Līhu‘e 2 Pacifc Missile Range (test site for U.S. anti- missile defenses and other advance... ...ted the Panoramic Survey Telescope & Rapid Response System. Pan-STARRS’s mission is to discover and characterize Earth-approaching asteroids and c... ...Hawai‘i at Mānoa’s Hawaii Space Flight Laboratory plans to use the Pacifc Missile Range on Kauai to launch its own satellites. Inset shows a possible... ...ally, these spacecraft would be placed in Earth orbit, but, potentially, missions to the Moon may also be undertaken. HSFL’s frst homegrown satell... ...nd Planetology are members of science teams associated with current NASA missions, including spacecraft in orbit around the Moon, Mars and Mercury... ...d even Hawaiian reggae. Though patterned on an instrument brought from Portugal in 1879, the ‘ukulele is now instantly recognized as a symbol of...

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... there couldn’t have been any explosion in the first place. What Science has missed is that Impetus is not only the basic force that makes things m... ... before the Big Bang happened. Formlessness There is only one more thing missing in this formula. What is missing is the most basic ingredient... ...n this formula. What is missing is the most basic ingredient of all, what is missing… is what the Impetus of Splitness acted upon. The Path of ... ...d shape, in order to give the Universe its form…. That something, that basic missing ingredient was something that had no shape or form… it was som... ...act through… that Medium was something called: Formlessness. This was the missing Condition that Causality needed to act through. This was the m... ...ntity and independence began from the smallest oppressed ethnic minorities of Portugal and Holland rising in power and affluence through trade and co... ...ce were the dominant trading power in the Mediterranean for centuries. Until Portugal began sending ships out into the Atlantic. And began explorin... ...h for the sole purpose of getting rich from their discoveries. The Capital of Portugal: Lisbon was struck by a huge catastrophic earthquake that des... ...peans had for each other. From greedy Protestant countries watching Catholic Portugal and Spain instantly becoming filthy rich from their colonial ...

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...backlash is further exacerbated by the haughty hectoring of the ubiquitous American missionaries of the "free-market-cum-democracy" church. America... ...sts are introverted and schizoid. Theirs is siege mentality. Interventionists are missionary. They feel omnipotent and invincible. They are extrov... ... Americans' religion is a manifestation of their "Chosen People Syndrome". They are missionary, messianic, zealous, fanatical, and nauseatingly self... ...S unique commercial expansion spirit (combined with the) the puritan's 'concept of mission' (are its fortes)", gushes the anonymous author. The pa... ... system and values are the "best things in human society." Moreover, Americans are missionaries with a "manifest destiny" and "the duty and obligat... ...didates to dollops of subventioary largesse as it does the likes of France, Spain, Portugal, and Greece is indisputable. But even a much-debated ph...

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...I will be strong enough to bring you back again – unless, of course, your mission is successful and I am restored to health. ‘So you must ask yoursel... ...7 The Storyteller spears of Eleckytrons across the sky. Occasionally, they miss, and one of these bolts comes crashing down on some poor tree or cric... ...ing f urry of f ashes. ‘From who?’ they wanted to know. But Dr Bunsen was missing the limelight already: ‘Come along, now. I really think we must le... ...’ Bozo cried. ‘I leave my friends and planet behind and risk my life on a mission to save this crazy Story, and all you can do is call me a liar or ... ... his head and re- mained aloof. Somehow he didn’t want to share either his mission or Bozo’s company with anyone else. They arrived at his private ro... ...d be more sensitive to a lady, captain.’ The captain, an old sea dog from Portugal, sighed: ‘T o be honest, ma’am, I couldn’t care less about the fo...

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... two extremes, characterized by a seriousness that, in the last years, has missed to it”. If paradoxism places itself between conservatism and revolt... ...second breathings...” (Mathematical literature). The poet is aware of his mission and believes in the consecutive demiurgic act: “I have come to eng... ...ching specific cubist or surrealist expressiveness (Poem flower, Cat eye, Miss, Man of the future, Electric signal). The unusual expressions are so... ...country is there where is bad”, “the Ministry of Internal Affairs has the mission to defend the country against people” etc.). After the “general ... ...le philosophical solutions. Sibylline and biblical, he finds the romantic mission of poetry in the sufferance of mind (“blessed are the unhappy ones/... ...y “Les amies de la Poesie” (France) and of Cultural Center of Felgueiras (Portugal). Receives letters from all over the world and conscientiously ans...

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...alking in the woods, listening to a concert in the Hollywood Bowl. Gosh I miss her. Her death from breast cancer was the low point in my life. After... ... Lee, we don‘t find Saudi princes or Pakistani presidents driving suicide missions.‖ ---―What sort of values do those practicing child sexua... ...s can a face, a chest or a leg. We reward, with money and fame, the young Miss World or Mr. Universe but we hide the budding Curies or Einsteins—who... ... countries murder rates have plummeted to historic lows. However theistic Portugal has rates much higher than the nearby secular countries. Student... ... asked to fight the idea of god as a non-rational belief. ―Newborns misshapen with birth defects, innocents killed or maimed in wars or acciden... ...he Third World. Higher birth rates and less education, when agitated with missionary zeal, are increasing the total number of monotheists on the pla... ...de takes and about three times the amount of sick leave taken in Italy or Portugal. And it‘s about seven times higher than the immigrant workers in ...

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...the sake of their living! The crores of non-Brahmins should first take up the mission of annihilating caste and treat everyone with equality. 20... ...y the god who created the Brahmins has created me. Without his permission, my mission is to annihilate the Brahmins and the Sudrahood. I campaign on... ...where the toil involved is high. Even I have gone to foreign countries like Portugal, France and Russia. The people there don’t do such work. Eve... ...itation in my letter. It was a good opportunity for me. So, I did not like to miss it. I proceeded to Vaikom with two others. Somehow the news spre... ...s respect in his public life then they can be no use or real service. My only mission is to see that the Dravidians lead a life of self-respect and ... ... would be cut off. Only the coming of the British to India and the advent of missionary run schools provide basic education to people who had been ...

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...fficulty about it. I took that opportunity, with my voice sticking in my throat, and my sight failing as I uttered the words, to express my hope that Miss Spenlow was quite well; to which Mr. Spenlow replied, with no more emotion than if he had been speaking of an ordinary human being, that he was much obliged to me, and she was very well....

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...roat, and my sight failing as I uttered the words, to express my hope that Miss Spenlow was quite well; to which Mr. Spenlow replied, with no more emo... ...re I had been half-an-hour in the house, was the close and attentive watch Miss Dartle kept upon me; and the lurking manner in which she seemed to com... ..., and such a glance at me as seemed to look into my inner- most thoughts. Miss Dartle, I returned, pray do not think - I don t! she said. Oh de... ...ou. I have not seen him this long while, until last night. No? Indeed, Miss Dartle, no! As she looked full at me, I saw her face grow sharper and... ...ess, is it some wild fancy, is it love, what is it, that is leading him? Miss Dartle, I returned, how shall I tell you, so that you will believe m... ...y! I sprung out of bed, and asked, what wreck? A schooner, from Spain or Portugal, laden with fruit and wine. Make haste, sir, if you want to see he...

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...w by heart All Calderon and greater part of Lope, So that if any actor miss’d his part She could have served him for the prompter’s copy; ... ...their verdict in ‘Insanity’). In short, she was a walking calculation, Miss Edgeworth’s novels stepping from their covers, Or Mrs. Trimmer’s b... ...g staring all together, Like garden gods — and not so decent either. The Missal too (it was the family Missal) Was ornamented in a sort of way... ...Of his own case, and never hit the true one; In feelings quick as Ovid’s Miss Medea, He puzzled over what he found a new one, But not as yet... ...nymphs and immortal bowers, And how the goddesses came down to men: He miss’d the pathway, he forgot the hours, And when he look’d upon his ... ...In Spain, he’d make a ballad or romance on The last war—much the same in Portugal; In Germany, the Pegasus he ‘d prance on Would be old Goet...

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...ry obsti- nacy, Charles preferred a useless resistance to a dignified sub- mission, and, by a series of idle bravadoes, laid the French court under th... ...usement, as it offered an inaccessible station for the boys who used these missiles to the annoyance of the passengers. The gateway is now de- molishe... ...ars’ Church—until you discovered the proprietor of that dulcet organ to be Miss Dolly MacIzzard, who is both ‘back and breast’, as our saying goes? 5... ...e me out. One hint, however, I received, which put me in mind where I was. Miss Geddes had of- fered me some sweet-cake, which, at the moment, I decli... ...t some variance with them.’ ‘Where, when, and about what matter?’ answered Miss Geddes, with an eager and timorous anxiety, which made me regret havin... ...verness, where Prince Charles Stuart landed, 1745. MOIDORE, a gold coin of Portugal worth about L1 7s. 0d. MORE SOLITO, in the accustomed manner. MORE...

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...o breakfast. ‘Here he is at last!’ said old Mr. Wardle. ‘Pickwick, this is Miss Allen’s brother, Mr. Benjamin Allen. Ben we call him, and so may you, ... ...its wich is all screamin’ and kickin’. Well, next mornin’, the husband was missin’. He hadn’t taken nothin’ from the till—hadn’t even put on his great... ... gone to ‘Merriker. Didn’t come back next day; didn’t come back next week; missis had bills printed, sayin’ that, if he’d come back, he should be forg... ...ld gen’l’m’n comes into the shop in a great passion and says, “Are you the missis o’ this here shop?” “Yes, I am,” says she. “Well, ma’am,” says he, “... ...duced circumstances, thrust in her head, and said— ‘Please, Mister Sawyer, Missis Raddle wants to speak to you.’ Before Mr. Bob Sawyer could return an... ...red Mr. Smangle. ‘Through the what?’ said Mr. Pickwick. ‘Through the court—Portugal Street—the Court for Re lief of— You know.’ ‘Oh, no,’ replied Mr.... ...ICULTIES IN A LOFTY ROOM, ill lighted and worse ventilated, situated in Portugal Street, Lincoln’s Inn Fields, there sit nearly the whole year roun... ...assistance having been secured, the party proceeded to the public house in Portugal Street, whence a messenger was despatched to the Insolvent Court o... ...ld have known them for the same man, boy, and bag, that had loitered about Portugal Street, a few days be fore. At length all these weighty matters b...

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...rbe! But I know not it!” “It is mine,” said the young person. “Your music, miss?” “I mean, I composed it.” “Permit me to say, Brava!” The ladies insta... ...to some confu- sion, and bowed rather awkwardly, and retired. “Good night, miss!” called Mr. Pericles. “Good night, sir!” she answered from a little d... ... of skylarks, and the scented hedgeways quickened with sunshine. “You have missed a treat!” Arabella greeted him. “A sermon?” said he. The ladies woul... ... not tell him, until his complacent cyni- cism at the notion of his having missed a sermon, spurred them to reveal that the organ had been handled in ... ...net Wilfrid Pole must have chuck- led mightily to see them depart on their mission. These la- dies, who managed everybody, had themselves been very cl... ... alleys, from which point he had a view of her figure, as she stood near a Portugal laurel on the lawn. Mr. Pericles was by her side. Wilfrid’s intent...

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...nnaeuses and Tourneforts a tulip which bore his name, and which, after having travelled all through France, had found its way into Spain, and penetrat... ..., and who knows you. Alas, poor Sue! she would come herself, and use no roundabout ways. She would at once say to your father, or to you, ‘My good sir... ...this doctor? They are always very troublesome fellows, these scholars.” Then, pointing with his finger towards the staircase, he said to Rosa: “Just l... ...the black tulip. “Oh!” muttered Cornelius, “again! again! Have I not told you, Rosa, that I thought but of you? that it was you alone whom I regretted... ...tter with just as much love about the honey- suckles, the rose, the jessamine, and the carnation.” “What does all this mean?” asked Rosa. “Y ou have a... ... voice choked with rage. “Ah! this dastardly fellow, this monster, this 158 The Black Tulip gallows-bird of a conspirator, is your own dear Cornelius... ...me reputation in this art; one of my 175 Dumas hybrids is entered in the catalogue under the name of an illustrious personage. I have dedicated it to...

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...gs together, and climbed on deck. Down in the saloon of her father’s ship, Miss Rachel Vinrace, aged twenty-four, stood waiting her uncle and aunt ner... ...and was of the utmost gravity. “How ever we’re to get through this voyage, Miss Rachel, I really can’t tell,” she began with a shake of her head. “The... ...ed of them. The one I gave Mr. Pepper was hardly fit to cover a dog… . No, Miss Rachel, they could _not_ be mended; they’re only fit for dust sheets. ... ...l- umes from the floor to the shelf. “Greek from morning to night. If ever Miss Rachel marries, Chailey, pray that she may marry a man who doesn’t kno... ...? Very fond!” Rachel pursued. “I can’t say I’ve ever thought ‘how, ’” said Miss Vinrace. “If one cares one doesn’t think ‘how, ’ Rachel,” which was ai... ... drew Rachel’s arm within hers. “Look, look! How exquisite!” The shores of Portugal were beginning to lose their substance; but the land was still the...

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... for shillin’s,’ said the old man placidly. ‘Y ou’ve a thorn in your foot, Miss Una. Sit down, and put on your t’other boot. You’re too old to be cape... ... down, holding Kitty Short-horn’s tail. ‘There isn’t much,’ he said, ‘that Miss Phila- delphia doesn’t know about milk—or, for that matter, butter and... ...t you there.” “That’s why I be where I be,” he said. “If you’ll excuse me, Miss Phil, I don’t hold with bein’ flogged before breakfast, at my time o’ ... ...pore Cissie,” he said. “She’s a hatful o’ trouble. But you shall have ‘em, Miss Phil. They’re all ready put by for you.” And, would you believe it, th... ...ifyin’ me all the long day an’ every day for weeks, to put a charm on you, Miss Phil, an’ take away your little spitty cough.” ‘“Yes. I knew that, Jer... ...side, honest man, and I’ll buy your load. I’m Fenner that fought the seven Portugals—clean out of shot or bullets. Frankie knows me.” ‘“Ay, but I don’...