Politicians and pundits have their favored view and then emphasize the information that fortifies it.
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Long dead, Martí is a precious resource who unifies amid disagreement and fortifies in hard times.
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It more heavily fortifies the border, so that immigrants can't come illegally, or makes it harder.
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Yet even as he fortifies his resolve in virile exclamations, his music has an undertow of doubt.
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The flight attendant fortifies us with wine, which we drink together, plastic cups shaking in our hands.
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"This is a big year for us that fortifies the dream," said co-founder and CEO David Baszucki .
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That argument fortifies a notion that women don't belong in science, or can't really be doing the work.
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Nail-laminated timber fortifies T803, a three-year-old, seven-story office building in Minneapolis's North Loop neighborhood.
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"Manufacturing jobs involve a skill base that you develop over time, and that fortifies your negotiating strength," Mr. Johnson said.
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Brinkmanship with North Korea threatens American troops, allies in Asia, even American soil, while his bellicosity fortifies his own base.
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"It fortifies the interpretation that Obama is an outlier rather than the latest victim of a trend," Professor Posner said.
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Its amino acid-rich buckthorn oil fortifies follicles to prevent breakage and split-ends, restoring your hair to its natural beauty.
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Our Artist of the Year speaks frankly about her Catholic faith and why it fortifies her love of house and disco.
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And it requires us to interact with neighborhood residents in a manner that fortifies essential bonds of trust and encourages cooperation.
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It also fortifies Aetna's insurance business by creating the ability to offer its customers cheaper co-payments, presumably only in CVS stores.
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In addition, women who were already regular meditators had higher activity of telomerase, an enzyme that repairs and fortifies the tips of chromosomes.
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Michelin&aposs 2020 guide fortifies Tokyo&aposs position as the world&aposs culinary capital, boasting 226 starred restaurants, more than any other city.
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Yet some writers argue that naming assistants this way fortifies the idea that women who aren't algorithms exist to assist, not lead or make decisions.
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Lack of sleep, alcohol, diet and other aspects of our lifestyles, especially stress, may dampen the flow of messages between brain cells, while practice fortifies it.
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On a personal level, the camaraderie of a march fortifies; it helps her deal with "the strain of living in an uncertain political climate," she said.
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Apeel recently patented an invisible coating that fortifies the peel of fruits and veggies, doubling the shelf life of produce, including high-value items like avocados.
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It does great harm to the work of the intelligence agencies, and fortifies the resolve of Russian operatives who seek to destroy our institutions and our democracy.
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Yet gilded recollection fortifies and binds the families; Iren and Balint, tetchily married in the end, have both "seen the same blue sky shining, before the thunder broke".
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And hanging over it all is President Trump, who has reshaped both parties, moving them toward the political poles even as he fortifies a hunger for tougher leadership.
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"We know Mr. Barr engaged in behavior which fortifies our concern about his impartiality in this process and it makes the urgency for him to release it even more," Cicilline said.
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Williams further fortifies a bench led by guard Eric Gordon and his skill-set also is a fit with do-everything point guard James Harden and defensive-minded shooting guard Patrick Beverley.
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Even our shared economic interests are rooted in the belief that stimulating growth and creating equality fortifies democracy — and this is what we have also set out to do at home, in Poland.
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PA) plans to spend an extra 250 million euros ($270 million) this year on its French retail banking business, its deputy CEO said, as it fortifies itself against increasing competition from online rivals.
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As more and more fans clamor onto his bandwagon as he fortifies his place in the win column, surely a win over Dos Santos would nearly guarantee 'Big Ben' a crack at the belt.
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If Biden, who was born in Scranton, flips Luzerne County (which he and Obama won in 6900) and fortifies Lackawanna (which voted heavily for him and Obama in 2628 and 28503), he conceivably wins Pennsylvania.
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Dean Zerbe, national managing director of alliantgroup and a former Senate Finance Committee aide, said that the Council of Economic Advisers report "fortifies" the GOP's base and gives supporters affirmative points that they can make.
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Should it pass muster with federal regulators, the repercussions of the deal are likely to be felt for years, if not decades, as Disney further fortifies its position as the dominant company in the entertainment industry.
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Mr. Garcia's film has a pulsing visual energy, feeling like an Instagram feed brought to life, and the Latin and hip-hop music with which Mr. Garcia fortifies those images give the movie an infectious charm.
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The technology currently licensed out by Monsanto is known as Bollgard II. The company received a patent in 2009 in India for Bollgard II's ability to modify cotton seeds to include a microbe called Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt), which fortifies cotton plants against bollworms.
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It's not Theron's fault that her face and body on the cover of magazines and film posters fortifies the notion that there's basically only one way for women to succeed in Hollywood — namely, by making your face and body as close to hers as possible.
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Crivella's victory, partly fueled by the growing influence of evangelical voters, fortifies a rightward shift in Brazil following the 13-year reign of the leftist Workers Party, which presided over a long economic boom before cratering during the recession and an historic corruption scandal.
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To position Pryce as her support doesn't simply propel him into a race that may be easier for him to penetrate; it also fortifies both the narrative of the film and Close's Oscar campaign: This is a woman who has long deserved major recognition, and no one ought to get in her way.
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To recognize a pattern and a meaning and an order in the world you didn't quite see before is exhilarating, and sometimes even exalting, and there is a moral beauty in the actions people perform out of generosity and courage that stirs and fortifies me — it's why I read and write about political activism and public life.
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Industry speculation that the company plans to combine its men's and women's divisions under a sole creative director (Bruno Sialelli, the former head of men's wear design at Loewe, according to Women's Wear Daily) demonstrates the allure of a business model deployed with phenomenal success at Gucci, where gender distinctions are blurred and what fortifies the bottom line is not apparel but accessories.
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It's made of several kinds of dal (lentils) — in the 2007 cookbook "My Bombay Kitchen," the American Parsi anthropologist Niloufer Ichaporia King prescribes a mix of pigeon peas, chickpeas, red lentils and mung beans — along with a meld of adu lasan (ginger-garlic paste) and three masalas, one spiked with a few chiles, the heat of which fortifies the other flavors.
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After all, Ray performs every task that we expect of a mean bastard: he dumps a loyal wife (Laura Dern), who has done nothing but sustain him through his career; he filches Joan from another guy; he fortifies himself with slugs of Canadian Club, though never enough to dull his wits; and he tramples all over the nice old-fashioned boys from San Bernardino.
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However, in "Assets", Ruzek's case was dismissed by a favor pulled by Voight, which grants Ruzek his position in Intelligence once again; this event fortifies his loyalty to the latter.
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Entrusted with the defence of the castle, Wilkin fortifies himself with drink. Ch. 4: Raymond is killed in the battle. Ch. 5: Wilkin and Father Aldrovand prepare to defend the castle. Wilkin pretends to bargain with Iorworth, Guenwyn's messenger, for its surrender.
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To do so, O. unilateralis fortifies the ant cadaver to prevent its decay, which consequently ensures the growth of the fruiting body. Therefore, the zombie-ant fungus adapts to the short viability of its spores by increasing their production using the dead ant.
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Her Exceed fortifies her physical attributes increasing both offensive and defensive abilities. She works for the Kaionji Group in exchange for the medicine her sub-type contractee (Shingo) requires to survive. After the death of her contractee, she forms a pact with Excel.
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Gastric mucosa typically is composed of salts and other dialyzable components, free proteins, carbohydrate rich glycoprotein and water. Troxipide fortifies this gastric mucosal barrier by increasing the content of glucosamine, mucopolysaccharides and collagen.Prescribing information of APLACE (Troxipide). 2008. Kyorin Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
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Radcliffe-Brown put himself in the culture of the Andaman Islanders. His research showed that group solidification among the islanders is based on music and kinship, and the rituals that involve the use of those activities. In the words of Radcliffe- Brown, "Ritual fortifies Society".
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As Carol prepares a meal, she looks outside and sees Shelly being killed by a Wolf. All of a sudden, numerous Wolves scale Alexandria's walls and kill any Alexandrian they come across. Holly is mortally wounded in the attack. Carl fortifies himself inside his house with Judith.
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He follows in the footsteps of his father-in-law, extends his sway very widely and becomes a cakravrtin himself.Visnu Purana, IV.2 His son Purukutsa marries Narmada, the river goddess. Another son, also a famous king, called Mucukunda builds and fortifies a town on the bank of that river; it was Mahismati.
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Weapon H #8. Marvel Comics. After Weapon H freed his comrades, Titania knocked out Protector Hara which resulted in the protective dome being damaged. As Roxxon's Man-Thing fortifies the Inaku village's defenses, Titania and Korg stay behind while Weapon H, Angel, and Blake go on a stealth mission to the Roxxon outpost.
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He then anchors at Piraeus, fortifies Munichia, and uses the place as a headquarters, sending out forays to subdue new islands and new coastal cities. During this time Aristion is tyrant of Athens, and no more is heard of Athenion. The sources on these two men are again contradictory. They are both tyrants of Athens.
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Dis has been paralyzed in bed by Lit and is found as such by Viking and Halfdan. The fosterbrother's then stoned her to death in her bed. When their wounded comrades are healed, the duo sets out for India with 20 ships (carrying 600 warriors). Ingjald Strout fortifies his burg but it's stormed by the brave fosterbrothers.
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Meanwhile, the dying Tatsuo is found by soldiers searching the house he was placed in. Three years later, Tatsuo is part of the German Army. He finds himself on the beaches of Normandy, France, just prior to the D-Day Allied invasion. As the army fortifies the beaches, Tatsuo sees a man running on the beach.
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Chenpi is a common ingredient in traditional Chinese medicine, where it is believed that it regulates ch'i (or qi), fortifies the spleen, eliminates dampness, improves abdominal distension, enhances digestion, and reduces phlegm.Yeung. Him-Che. Handbook of Chinese Herbs and Formulas. 1985. Los Angeles: Institute of Chinese Medicine. There is a well-known Chenpi-derived medicine named ‘snake gallbladder and tangerine peel powder’.
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S. Saraswathi (18 July 2014). Haricharan Pudipeddi of IANS gave the film 3 stars out 5 and stated, "While VIP fortifies Dhanush's heroism in a tailor-made role which he comfortably pulls off, it also achieves so many things right as a commercial film and that's what works in its favour. Dhanush reinforces he's still cut out for commercial cinema with ".Pudipeddi, Haricharan (18 July 2014).
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The musician transforms under the light of the full moon, and the guests at first prepare some makeshift silver bullets and attempt to track him, but this results in nothing more than a dead hunting dog and some wasted ammunition. Following this, the group fortifies itself inside the mansion to wait for their quarry to return, at which point they hope to be able to defeat him.
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KK Cedevita lands big man Plaisted On February 3, 2011 he signed with Žalgiris Kaunas until the end of the season.Zalgiris fortifies frontline with Plaisted In June 2011, he left Žalgiris Kaunas.Trent Plaisted and Travis Watson leave Zalgiris Kaunas In November 2011, he moved to Ukraine and signed with Cherkaski Mavpy.Cherkasy bring in Trent Plaisted In January 2012, he signed with the Turkish team Aliağa Petkim for the remainder of the season.
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John Carroll (born November 8, 1955)Sports Reference: John Carroll is an American basketball coach, currently an assistant coach for the University of Rhode Island men's basketball team.Cox fortifies URI hoop staff He served as the head coach for the Boston Celtics of the National Basketball Association (NBA), during the latter part of the 2003–04 season, temporarily replacing Jim O'Brien, who had resigned. At the end of the season he was replaced as head coach with Doc Rivers.
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It was Henry who turns England into a defensible island, who literally fortifies the English coastline. It really is Henry that turns England into a genuine island." He claims in a slightly tongue in cheek way, that Henry VIII could be considered the first Brexiteer. As Starkey explained in an interview in 2018, "The Roman Church was a super- national organisation with its own system of law, its own language, governance and own system of taxation.
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Afterwards he ignores her and has his Maid AI handle all of her e-mails, which only fortifies her resolve. In the fifth novel, she visits Japan again to give Ryūnosuke Valentine's Day chocolate, and manages to kiss him on the lips, which makes him pass out again. She moves into Sakurasou after Nanami leaves. ; : :Iori is Saori Himemiya's little brother and also a first-year student who starts living in Sakura Dormitory after Jin and Misaki graduate.
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Once Laos became a French protectorate and reconstruction began, there may have been many liberties made to some of the minute details of the temple, but most of the essential attributes of the temple remain similar to the original construction. A very important change is in the stone and well-kept wood that fortifies the structure of the temple. The brackets are included in this use of preserved timber. There brackets on the outside and the inside.
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Pointing to the Church Fathers, the encyclical shows how reason and science were used to call people to faith. The Relationship between Philosophy and Faith: How Philosophy Aids Faith 4\. In the fourth paragraph, the encyclical begins to articulate the ways in which philosophy can aid and complement true faith. Reason is characterized as a “steppingstone” to Christian faith, in that philosophy, when used rightly, fortifies the road to faith and prepares the soul for fit reception of revelation.
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The uma is the centre of social, religious, and political life and it is here where every village member of egalitarian Mentawai society is able to contribute meetings about matters affecting the community. Like many Indonesians, Mentawaians believe in a separable soul that leaves the body upon death becoming a ghost. To protect themselves from these spirits, fetish sticks are placed by the entrances of the log wall that surrounds and fortifies the village and forms a stockade for cattle.
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With no letters from Josh, few letters from Molly and her mother occupying the house landline most nights, Kate feels alone and isolated. She fortifies herself with thoughts of Operation Defrost and takes refuge in her schoolwork, reasoning that she'll be gone soon: in the meantime, she can cope by "being a nun" and quietly doing her schoolwork. At school, she avoids Tiffany and instead spends her lunch sitting with Minh Duc, a quiet Vietnamese girl. Her writing assignments get consistently high grades.
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Gyatso's most recent book, A Leaf in the Wind, is a personal account of one man's search for happiness which is often humorous and sometimes shocking. Venerable Gyatso doesn't shirk revealing the mistakes and failings which help to highlight his personal message of hope. He wants us to know that the ego undermines our happiness and fortifies our habitual destructive emotions. His spiritual path is a quest to slay the ego and his life story is a parable for modern times.
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As time goes on, Clarence gathers 52 young cadets, aged from 14 to 17, who are to fight against all of England. Hank's band fortifies itself in Merlin's Cave with a minefield, electric wire and Gatling guns. The Catholic Church sends an army of 30,000 knights to attack them, but they are slaughtered by the cadets wielding Hank's modern weaponry. However, Hank's men are now trapped in the cave by a wall of dead bodies and sickened by the miasma bred by thousands of corpses.
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The bill proposes changes to housing law in order to develop common land usage expectations for regional transportation planning and housing. Lastly, the bill fortifies requisites for public input to the creation and review of MPO plans. As a strategy to reach the goals of AB 32, SB 375 requires that CARB establish the targets for reductions in greenhouse gas emission targets for the eighteen MPOs in the state for 2020 and 2035. CARB assigned the 'Regional Targets Advisory Committee' to identify mechanisms for these reductions.
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Kmita fortifies Kyedani and Volodyovski's squadron is nearly caught by the Prince and the regiments of Myeleshko and Ganhoff but slips through. Kmita sees Olenka again as the Prince wants her and her guardian Pan Billevich, the Prince's sword-bearer, as hostages at Kyedani. However, Volodyovski comes to their rescue and Kmita is sentenced to death. However, he is saved by Zagloba who finds a letter amongst his clothes from the Prince berating him for having saved the Colonels and Zagloba and also his commission and is freed.
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Washington finds that the concept of color-coded Àjẹ́ was created and used by people and organizations to protect themselves from racist religious and political persecution. Àjẹ́ is considered to be a genetic, biological, and spiritual endowment that manifests itself uniquely in each of its bearers not unlike an individual's orí (destiny), àṣẹ (personal spiritual authority), and ìwà (existence, character). Consequently, Àjẹ́ work together, as a collective, to learn, teach, evolve, expand, and restructure on personal and communal levels. The work of Àjẹ́ is that which fortifies the lives of community members and strengthens society as a whole.
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In the version of Enki and Ninsikila from Nippur, Uttu is the daughter of Enki and Ninkurra, but, in another version, Ninkurra instead gives birth to Nin-imma, who mates with her father Enki and gives birth to Uttu as a result. Uttu matures and becomes "shapely and decorous". Enki's wife Ninhursag warns Uttu that Enki will try to seduce her, as he has done with all his other daughters. Uttu fortifies herself inside her web and, when Enki comes to seduce her, she forces him to promise that he will marry her before she will have sex with him.
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After the shooting of Sitka, the dog that Johnson has nursed back to health, the trapper kills one pursuer, Jimmy Tom (Denis Lacroix), Once they discover that Johnson has bought 700 rounds of ammunition from the local trading post and paid in $100 bills, many conclude that he is the "mad trapper", a possibly mythical, psychopathic, serial killer who supposedly murders other trappers in the wilderness and takes their gold teeth. An old trapper, Bill Luce (Henry Beckman), warns Johnson that the law is coming for him. Johnson fortifies his cabin. Sergeant Edgar Millen (Lee Marvin), commander of the local Royal Canadian Mounted Police post, seems a tough but humane man.
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He frequently fortifies himself at various stages in criminal investigations by falling back on these proverbs. He even invents such rhymes for future reference; for example, in "Murder at Pentecost" he makes up and memorises "To call an Oxford man an undergrad, proclaims you a bounder and a cad", to ensure he does not contravene an obscure point of University etiquette ("undergrad" vs the more acceptable "undergraduate"). Egg periodically expresses admiration for the up- to-date, and in "Murder in the Morning" comments, of a prefabricated garage: "That's the stuff.... Standardisation means immense saving in labour, time, expense." He also uses the commercial clichés of the time.
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The resultant flour material is then transported through a reduction system in which finer particulates are sorted and collected, the coarser particles being reintroduced for further treatment and size reduction. In the final milling process, the flour is treated with a substance that oxidises carotene in the material, thus whitening it. In addition, the treatment process fortifies the flour product with vitamins B1, B2, C, Iron and Niacin and serves as a means of bolstering poor rates of public nutrition. This has been done in response to the phenomena of high rates of iron-deficiency anaemia prevalent in predominately rural and developing economies such as Guyana.
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Gello or Gylou's curse has been associated with the evil eye of Envy at least since the Byzantine period, according to commentators. Sarah Iles Johnston views the Phtonos eye on the amulet and the Megaera ("Envious One") invoked in the entry for "galactite" in one Lithica (book of stones), as not just a personfification of "Envy" but an aōrē (ghost demons) in their own rights, and insinuates that these charms are meant to apply to one of her specific aōrē, the Lamia, the Gello, or the Mormo. She fortifies her thesis that these aōrē were regarded as envious by pointing to Greek grave-markers that blame "envious demons" for robbing a young child of its life.
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He makes a list of properties to be attacked, including that of Walters, a black man who has become one of the wealthiest businessmen in the city, abolitionists, and Garie, even contracting for him to be murdered. Learning of the plot from a list of properties to be attacked, Walters tells the mayor about it and asks for protection, but the mayor says he does not have enough forces, and the area of action is south of the city boundaries. Walters stores up arms and fortifies his house; the Ellises seek safety with him, and other friends arrive to help. With the community warned by Walters, many blacks leave the area for refuge in the upper city.
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The following day, Kennedy delivered a 26-minute televised address on the agreement, declaring that since the invention of nuclear weapons, "all mankind has been struggling to escape from the darkening prospect of mass destruction on earth ... Yesterday a shaft of light cut into the darkness." Kennedy expressed hope that the test ban would be the first step towards broader rapprochement, limit nuclear fallout, restrict nuclear proliferation, and slow the arms race in such a way that fortifies US security. Kennedy concluded his address in reference to a Chinese proverb that he had used with Khrushchev in Vienna two years prior. "'A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step,'" Kennedy said.
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In early adolescence, children begin to use elaborative rehearsal meaning that items are not simply kept in mind but rather are processed more deeply. They also prefer to use memory strategies such as categorization rather than simple rehearsal, looking or naming and use these strategies without needing to think about memory strategies prior to learning. Consequently, it is crucial to acknowledge that a child’s brain is constantly experiencing development from life adaptation. Children need to be an environment that fortifies and encourages cognitive development in the beginning. However, in proportion too literature a child’s mind is a remarkable mechanism that if a child has not been adequately given the optimal care and stimulation for brain development.
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First is > Ingi of Constantinople, who returns twice after being refused: to abduct > first Nítíða (she escapes through magic) and then, mistakenly, a disguised > maidservant. The next suitors are sons of Soldán of Serkland. Foreseeing > their arrival, Nítíða fortifies her castle and has her foster-brother > Hléskjöldur defeat them and their armies before they ever see her. Livorius > of India tries next. Aware of Nítíða’s reputation for outwitting previous > suitors, he wastes no time in bringing her straight to India. She escapes by > magic and takes Livorius’s sister Sýjalín with her back to France in > retaliation. Now Soldán of Serkland is set on avenging his sons’ deaths. > Foreseeing his plan, Nítíða sends Hléskjöldur to fight them at sea.
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As of Cold Days, she has taken custody of the two Swords and refused to tell Harry where they are, no longer trusting him to be able to properly look after them. In Skin Game he is again the caretaker of Amoracchius, and has assigned Fidelacchius to Waldo Butters as the newest Knight. As Harry's house is attacked several times in the series, he steadily fortifies its defenses, which come to include a reinforced steel door, wards designed to obliterate would-be intruders, and a set of magic candles that indicate when an unwelcome guest is getting close to his door. He lives in the basement of a three-level boarding house until it is burned down in Changes, and rescues his landlady when this happens.
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The Mother-son dynamic of Àjẹ́ also > signifies egalitarianism, because Mother has milk, love, and protection for > all of her offspring, and all of her progeny, ọmọ Onílẹ̀, are working for > the fortification and glorification of Onílẹ̀, who fortifies and glorifies > humanity. Because of the millennia-long interweaving of the two cultures--Onimole and Yoruba--some laypersons have assumed that Àjẹ́ is structured hierarchically in ways similar to Yoruba culture, but that is not the case.There are no priests or priestesses of Àj̣ẹ́, no "godmothers" and "godfathers" of Àj̣ẹ́, and there is no color-coded hierarchy within Àjẹ́. Yoruba cultural historians Bade Ajuwon and Samuel M. Opeola confirm that before the colonization of Africa, with its attendant racism and religious hypocrisy, there was no concept of hierarchically tiered "white," (funfun) "red," (pupa) or "black" (dudu) Àjẹ́.
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It is in precisely these > interstices—the distjunctions between the conventional and the radical > readings of the plot – that the early American sentimental novel flourishes. > It is in the irresolution of Eliza Wharton's dilemma that the novel, as a > genre, differentiates itself from the tract stories of Elizabeth Whitman in > which the novel is grounded and which it ultimately transcends. In Redefining the Political Novel, Sharon M. Harris responds to Cathy Davidson's work by arguing that The Coquette can be understood as a political novel; she writes, "By recognizing and satirizing, first, the political systems that create women's social realisms and, second, the language used to convey those systems to the broader culture, Foster exposes the sexist bases of the new nation's political ideologies." Countering Davidson and Harris, Thomas Joudrey has argued that the novel fortifies obedience to a patriarchal conception of marriage.
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The Model 712/80i was an integer only model, with the floating point-unit disabled. Both supported 16 to 128 MB of memory."Hewlett-Packard's Gecko Line, Due Later This Month, To Feature Precision Architecture RISC 7100LC". The Model 715/64, 715/80, 715/100 and 725/100 were introduced in May 1994, targeted at the 2D and 3D graphics market. These workstations use the PA-7100LC microprocessor and supported 32 to 128 MB of memory, except for the Model 725/100, which supported up to 512 MB."Hewlett-Packard Fortifies Its UNIX Mid-Range". The Model 712/100 (King Gecko), an entry-level workstation, and Model 715/100 XC, a mid-range workstation, were introduced in June 1995. The Model 712/100 is a Model 712 with a 100 MHz PA-7100LC and 256 KB of cache while the Model 715/100 XC is a Model 715/100 with 1 MB of cache.
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Simultaneously, two genes, egl nine homolog 1 (EGLN1) (which inhibits haemoglobin production under high oxygen concentration) and peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor alpha (PPARA), were also identified to be positively selected in relation to decreased haemoglobin nature in the Tibetans. Similarly, the Sherpas, known for their Himalayan hardiness, exhibit similar patterns in the EPAS1 gene, which further fortifies that the gene is under selection for adaptation to the high-altitude life of Tibetans. A study in 2014 indicates that the mutant EPAS1 gene could have been inherited from archaic hominins, the Denisovans. EPAS1 and EGLN1 are definitely the major genes for unique adaptive traits when compared with those of the Chinese and Japanese. Comparative genome analysis in 2014 revealed that the Tibetans inherited an equal mixture of genomes from the Nepalese-Sherpas and Hans, and they acquired the adaptive genes from the sherpa-lineage. Further, the population split was estimated to occur around 20,000 to 40,000 years ago, a range of which support archaeological, mitochondria DNA and Y chromosome evidence for an initial colonisation of the Tibetan plateau around 30,000 years ago.
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As most of the towns of the region, Las casas del Conde was born to history during the Christian repopulation, initiate in the days of Alfonso IX of Leon (1065–1109) into the hands of its son-in-law, the count Raimundo of Burgundy. As the wars of the Muslims continued threatening Christian Spain, Alfonso IX intensifies the repopulation activity and fortifies this zone, that also is border with the Kingdom of Castilla. So and as he comes off himself the origin of his name, soon the municipality happens to consist of the jurisdiction of the Count de Miranda del Castañar, with the economic dependency that it supposes, due to the establishment of the feudal rents, applied to all the economic and materials goods of the neighbours. An important brake for the development of the town, until in 1757, the King grants the title from villa to the Houses of the Count, adjudging to him great part of the land of El Cabaco, Nava de Francia and el Casarito.
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