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1923, the 300th anniversary of William Byrd’s death, is often marked as the beginning of a modern Byrd revival. Renewed interest in Byrd resulted from a series of planned events, the scope of which was both impressive and far-reaching. Dozens of articles about the musician and his music appeared in journals and newspapers—more in 1923 than the previous
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1923, the 300th anniversary of William Byrd’s death, is often marked as the beginning of a modern Byrd revival. Renewed interest in Byrd resulted from a series of planned events, the scope of which was both impressive and far-reaching. Dozens of articles about the musician and his music appeared in journals and newspapers—more in 1923 than the previous
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Russian Social Science Review, 1996
The bloody, blundering military campaign in Chechnia has destroyed the fragile illusion of Russia's stable development that was so encouraging in early 1994. It has already borne away the lives of hundreds of Russia's people—Russians, Chechens, Ingush—and inflicted irrevocable damage on the social and moral health of society.
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The bloody, blundering military campaign in Chechnia has destroyed the fragile illusion of Russia's stable development that was so encouraging in early 1994. It has already borne away the lives of hundreds of Russia's people—Russians, Chechens, Ingush—and inflicted irrevocable damage on the social and moral health of society.
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The bioregionalisation revival
Zootaxa, 2013The aim of this paper is to review some of the economic drivers of large scale bioregionalisation, using examples from deep sea hydrothermal vent communities, the Antarctic and sub-Antarctic, andAustralia. These economic drivers are mainly recent conservation efforts, while early 20th century bioregionalisation was driven by 19th century taxonomy and ...
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Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1989
Individuals become functionally organized to survive and reproduce in their environments by the process of natural selection. The question of whether larger units such as groups and communities can possess similar properties of functional organization, and therefore be regarded as "superorganisms", has a long history in biological thought.
D S, Wilson, E, Sober
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Individuals become functionally organized to survive and reproduce in their environments by the process of natural selection. The question of whether larger units such as groups and communities can possess similar properties of functional organization, and therefore be regarded as "superorganisms", has a long history in biological thought.
D S, Wilson, E, Sober
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2010
Approaching the end of her first year as commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Dr. Margaret Hamburg remarked that, despite past experience with government bureaucracies, she is struck by how hard it is to make her agency act quickly. “You feel it differently at the FDA — how long it takes to move things through the system,” she told ...
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Approaching the end of her first year as commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Dr. Margaret Hamburg remarked that, despite past experience with government bureaucracies, she is struck by how hard it is to make her agency act quickly. “You feel it differently at the FDA — how long it takes to move things through the system,” she told ...
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Abstract This chapter surveys Baptist revivalism from the 1700s to the modern period, focusing mainly on revival movements and key individuals in the USA and England. As it demonstrates, the rise of the Baptist movement coincided with the rise of revivalism.
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SIGGRAPH Asia 2012 Computer Animation Festival, 2012
This is the story of an old man's struggle to bring life back to an abandoned logging town.
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This is the story of an old man's struggle to bring life back to an abandoned logging town.
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Creative Nursing, 2015
Placemaking is both a philosophy and a process that brings the past alive in the present by using many disciplines to enhance the environment and meet the needs of the community, however defined by its citizens. A healthy environment is a necessary part of the process of placemaking, whether the place is a neighborhood, city, or nation.
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Placemaking is both a philosophy and a process that brings the past alive in the present by using many disciplines to enhance the environment and meet the needs of the community, however defined by its citizens. A healthy environment is a necessary part of the process of placemaking, whether the place is a neighborhood, city, or nation.
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