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Blackfriars, 1929
St. Luke, xii, 16-20.Ah, One there was who thought within his heart,‘What shall I do, my barns are all too small A room wherein to store my goods apart?This will I do : destroy them one and all,And build them greater, safely then to hold My grain and fruits in plenty, so shall be Rich competence assured when I am old,And to my soul will I speak ...
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St. Luke, xii, 16-20.Ah, One there was who thought within his heart,‘What shall I do, my barns are all too small A room wherein to store my goods apart?This will I do : destroy them one and all,And build them greater, safely then to hold My grain and fruits in plenty, so shall be Rich competence assured when I am old,And to my soul will I speak ...
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In 2004, former D. Wayne Lukas assistant Todd Pletcher began establishing himself as the heir to Lukas's reputation—particularly with fillies—by training 2004 Kentucky Oaks winner Ashado, a champion at ages three and four. She was followed by 2005 winner Summerly and 2006 victress Lemons Forever, who set a record as the longest shot ever to win the ...
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2001
Abstract In the history of the universe, the formation of galaxies was a particularly momentous event. Before that, the universe was an undifferentiated, uniform cloud of matter. But about forty thousand years after the big bang, bits of matter started to come together, forming enormous structures that eventually condensed into ...
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Abstract In the history of the universe, the formation of galaxies was a particularly momentous event. Before that, the universe was an undifferentiated, uniform cloud of matter. But about forty thousand years after the big bang, bits of matter started to come together, forming enormous structures that eventually condensed into ...
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Critical Arts, 2011
Two newspaper articles caught my eye the last couple of months. In the first, leftie photo-journalist Paul Alberts tells of the unanticipated and disturbing rapport between him and Eugene Terre'Blanche (aka ET). After doing a week-in-the-life-of photo essay of ET, Alberts confesses: 'Ek verskil van die AWB's soos dag en nag--politiek, godsdiens, alles--
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Two newspaper articles caught my eye the last couple of months. In the first, leftie photo-journalist Paul Alberts tells of the unanticipated and disturbing rapport between him and Eugene Terre'Blanche (aka ET). After doing a week-in-the-life-of photo essay of ET, Alberts confesses: 'Ek verskil van die AWB's soos dag en nag--politiek, godsdiens, alles--
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Journal of Symbolic Logic, 1990
AbstractWe define a rich model to be one which contains a proper elementary substructure isomorphic to itself. Existence, nonstructure, and categoricity theorems for rich models are proved. A theory T which has fewer than min(2λ, ℶ2) rich models of cardinality λ (λ > ∣T∣) is totally transcendental.
Michael H. Albert, Rami P. Grossberg
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AbstractWe define a rich model to be one which contains a proper elementary substructure isomorphic to itself. Existence, nonstructure, and categoricity theorems for rich models are proved. A theory T which has fewer than min(2λ, ℶ2) rich models of cardinality λ (λ > ∣T∣) is totally transcendental.
Michael H. Albert, Rami P. Grossberg
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Family Process, 1985
Growing up rich is not an unmixed blessing. Great wealth has undoubted benefits, but it is not good for children. It distorts their functional relationship with the world, it belittles their own accomplishments, and it grotesquely amplifies their sense of what is good enough. It is addictive.
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Growing up rich is not an unmixed blessing. Great wealth has undoubted benefits, but it is not good for children. It distorts their functional relationship with the world, it belittles their own accomplishments, and it grotesquely amplifies their sense of what is good enough. It is addictive.
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The Big Rich and the Little Rich.
American Sociological Review, 1966J. Allen Williams, Floyd Hunter
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2005
In this paper we consider some of the rectangle problems that have been studied in the literature of computational geometry. Our aim is to demonstrate that although rectangles are, perhaps, the simplest of geometrical figures, they occur naturally in many situations and, thus they are a rich source for intriguing and challenging problems.
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In this paper we consider some of the rectangle problems that have been studied in the literature of computational geometry. Our aim is to demonstrate that although rectangles are, perhaps, the simplest of geometrical figures, they occur naturally in many situations and, thus they are a rich source for intriguing and challenging problems.
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Trait-Based Species Richness: Ecology and Macroevolution
Biological Reviews, 2023John J. Wiens
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