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Matthew Collins, Founding Partner, Hutton Collins
2012In Chapter 7, TA’s European boss, Ajit Nedungadi, observed that ‘When there’s less of one form of capital in any market, there’s more opportunity for the other forms of capital.’ With debt very much less available than it used to be, particularly in developed markets, there’s no doubt that some growing businesses that might previously have funded ...
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Le Globe. Revue genevoise de géographie, 1870
Collines Euganées. In: Le Globe. Revue genevoise de géographie, tome 9, 1870. pp. 321-324.
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Collines Euganées. In: Le Globe. Revue genevoise de géographie, tome 9, 1870. pp. 321-324.
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The Flag-Transitive Collineation Groups of the Finite Desarguesian Affine Planes
Canadian Journal of Mathematics - Journal Canadien de Mathematiques, 1964D. A. Foulser
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The translation planes of order q2 that admit SL(2,q) as a collineation group. II. Odd order
, 1982D. A. Foulser, N. Johnson
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1988
Gail Cunningham’s profile of the representation of women in Victorian fiction is cogent and fair.1 She is particularly perceptive in her observation on Dickens. At first sight it appears that Dickens is making out the argument found in many of the New Woman novels — that marriage is too often a sordid financial bargain, that women are forced to deck ...
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Gail Cunningham’s profile of the representation of women in Victorian fiction is cogent and fair.1 She is particularly perceptive in her observation on Dickens. At first sight it appears that Dickens is making out the argument found in many of the New Woman novels — that marriage is too often a sordid financial bargain, that women are forced to deck ...
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1970
In his books Collins came to emphasise the part that morality should play in religion and to assert the importance of natural religion. He was to deny Revelation and to deliver an attack on what he considered to be the fundamental argument for Christianity. There can be no doubt, however, as to what was the centre of his position.
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In his books Collins came to emphasise the part that morality should play in religion and to assert the importance of natural religion. He was to deny Revelation and to deliver an attack on what he considered to be the fundamental argument for Christianity. There can be no doubt, however, as to what was the centre of his position.
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