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Prevalence and diagnostic accuracy of different diagnostic tests for Chagas disease in an indigenous community of the Paraguayan Chaco. [PDF]

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Traduire le chaco

Éla. Études de linguistique appliquée, 2006
C'est a partir d'une experience personnelle, la traduction en italien du roman « Imposible equilibrio » de l'ecrivain argentin Mempo Giardinelli, que l'auteur mene une reflexion sur les problemes poses par la traduction des œuvres litteraires. En depit de la proximite linguistique et culturelle entre l'Amerique hispanique et l'Italie, les differences ...
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Tricksters of the Chaco

2002
Abstract Called Chaco or Gran Chaco, the flat low-lying region centering on western Paraguay takes its name from the old Argentine Quechua word chacu, meaning “hunting ground.” In fact deer, peccary, ostrich, and lesser game were once fairly common in the arid scrubland of the western Chaco.
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Chaco reloaded

Journal of Social Archaeology, 2009
Archaeologists have recently begun to address the ways in which past peoples revived, referenced, utilized, and amended their own, more distant pasts for diverse social and political ends. Social memory refers to shared ideas about the past. Monumental architecture entails the discursive construction of memory.
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Chaco and Espinal

2019
This chapter initiates with a general description of the Chaco and Espinal regions. Then, the medicinal species, Adiantum raddianum C. Presl, Aloysia citriodora Palau, Bauhinia forficata subsp. pruinosa (Vogel) Fortunato & Wunderlin, Caesalpinia gilliesii var. gilliesii (Wall. ex Hook.) D.
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Chaco War

2023
For twenty-seven months between 1932 and 1935, Bolivia and Paraguay fought an active war over the Chaco Boreal. Sparsely populated by Indigenous groups, the disputed area lay north of the Pilcomayo River, where the two countries share borders with one another, Argentina, and Brazil.
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Chaco

Books Abroad, 1939
Calvert J. Winter, Luis Toro Ramallo
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