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...and pyramid schemes have been a fixture of Western civilization at least since the middle Renaissance. Assets tend to accumulate in "asset stocks".... ...iquidation of Wall Street positions by harried British financiers. The collapse of Middle West Utilities, run by the energy tycoon, Samuel Insull, ... ... were heavily leveraged and indebted - far more than their counterparts across the Atlantic. Governments throughout the continent were forced to ba... ...kets. The collapse of Communism in Europe and Asia led to the emergence of a new middle class in these territories. Flushed with enhanced earning... ...here there was none and captured the imagination of businesses on both sides of the Atlantic. Today, his vision is vindicated by the proliferation o... ...efforts. One sure sign of this niche's growing importance is the proliferation of conferences, consultancies, seminars, trade publications and boo...

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...r capita below $1k), online subscriptions are free of charge. For countries in the middle tier (GNP per capita between $1k and $3k), online subscri... ...ation to foster growth. In most countries of the world - definitely in Africa, the Middle East, the bulk of Latin America, central and eastern Euro... ... redistribution often comes in the form of pork barrel projects and benefits to the middle- class. This is why the tax burden and the government's ... .... It was followed by the longest expansion on record. It affected both sides of the Atlantic. This, despite the fact that the economy was in bad sha... ... still in the throes of a meltdown of capital and real markets on both sides of the Atlantic, the voguish belief in the demise of pre-1990s economic... ...d Eastern Europe:‘Supply-Based’or ‘Market Driven’? - W Altzinger - thInternational Atlantic Economic Conference, Vienna, 1999 Blessing Or Curse?... ...). The Bank also supports international efforts to reduce corruption by sponsoring conferences and the exchange of information. It collaborates clo... ...the country's dealings with the news media and with specialized publications. Press conferences, presentations, contests, road shows, one-on-one mee...

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...IRELA BOLDEANU 5 Preface PARADOXISM USED IN SCIENCE AT INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES pARadOXisM is an avant-garde movement in literature, art... ...ausible and Paradoxical Reasoning for Data Fusion (2002). Two international conferences dedicated to the use of paradoxism in science: The first o... ...an overlook Conscience says ‘No’ SILENCE Absence of speech Means in the middle PATIENCE Delight is detected In delay of the expected COM... ... de via ţă ai olteanului genial, locuind între cele dou ă oceane, Pacific şi Atlantic. 106 Cred c ă dup ă lectura acestui studiu, putem vorbi ma... ... you go, let me tell you a story I don’t really know. One bright day in the middle of the night, two dead boys got up to fight. (The blind man wen... ...ul. 290 CONTENT Preface: Paradoxism used in science at international conferences …................................................. ALBANIA...

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...l design as that of butterflies; right down to the stem emerging out from the middle, which represents the Impetus Energy of sexual penetration- birt... ...thing else like odorless gas, they have no problem approaching campers in the middle of the night who mistakenly think their light and fire will prot... ...agers know full well that they can easily survive a few chilly moments in the middle of the night if they only slept together instead of alone… even ... ... pyroclastic death which volcanoes spewed for hundreds of mile. The Westerly Atlantic Winds blew that coast clean of the poison fumes and ashes, bl... ...rth America matches the migration of tectonic plates that traveled across the Atlantic to end up on the shores of North America so exactly it is amaz... ...ng that Trophy was stealing it from each other? And publicly stating at press conferences in angelic innocence: ‘I haven’t the faintest idea of w... ...ismal failure? The first ships of Jamestown took five months to cross the Atlantic, because even the Atlantic Trade Winds were against them and ... ... not spoken of: because it is not immaculate. World leaders hold immaculate conferences to speak about and deal with the global pollution caused by...

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...s use contraception and maybe some have had abortions. We are an upper to middle class parish. But I understand there are more problems in the poore... ... supernatural. This idea spread to Europe, to North Africa and across the Atlantic, Most people in those areas believe in a single separate being, a... ... of many of them was a compromise between the blind theistic faith of the Middle Ages and the criticism of that faith by the philosophers of the Enl... ...ce IQ is measured in standard deviation percentiles, not percentages. The middle percentiles, between 90 and 110 IQs would include 50% of the populat... ...omment on the fact that non-believers are increasing on both sides of the Atlantic in the developed countries where the education should be the most ... ... overhaul of the collective human psyche. ―Protesters at World Bank conferences advocate eliminating poverty. Nice idea, but there‘s not enoug... ...e not turned their guns into plowshares! ―On the other side of the Atlantic Europeans took North America from its natives starting in the 16 ... ...way.‖ —―As you may know, the United Nations has sponsored several conferences on controlling population but objections came from nations wit... ... suffering of poverty, illness and overcrowding. In fact delegates at the conferences have agreed that reproductive health is a human right.‖ 446 ...

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... waist high, brown and roughly swaying. I wish I could stretch out in the middle of a field, lie there and watch the clouds and listen to the wind. ... ....for Thomas Combe. The Roebuck on the Atlantic, bucking water, sailors topmast, Raleigh in his cabin, one eye... ... am studying a map of corpses, men, women, and children. I wake in the middle of the night. There’s a bell, a drum. The White House We have 3,... ...ic of this country. What does a man do, does he sit in his chair, in the middle of a room, and wait? I have not adjusted to Willie’s death. Just a ... .... Hundreds passed...all day long. For a long while after this there were conferences, men realizing that Wash- ington could be attacked. A long time...

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...rning which Charles Dickens, Esquire, and Lady, had held daily and nightly conferences for at least four months preceding: that American Notes – Dick... ...he nevertheless did plainly show that all young mothers on one side of the Atlantic were near and close at hand to their little children left upon the... ...at the agitation of a steam vessel is, on a bad winter’s night in the wild Atlantic, it is impossible for the most vivid imagination to conceive. To s... ...es set up in other parts of that vast counting house which lies beyond the Atlantic; and the almighty dollar sinks into something comparatively in si... ... have been laid for dinner without a huge glass dish of cranberries in the middle of the table; and breakfast would have been no breakfast unless the ... ...is a long row of them on each side of the caravan, a narrow passage up the middle, and a door at both ends. In the centre of the carriage there is usu... ... large town, and dashes on haphazard, pell mell, neck or nothing, down the middle of the road. There — with mechanics work ing at their trades, and p...

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...riors in the Company, without first being plain with himself and proposing a middle course to him, I ulti mately resolved to offer to accompany him (... ...y time now—in spiritual intercourse.” “O!” said I, somewhat snappishly. “The conferences of the night began,” continued the gentle man, turning sever... ...or the house. I went that day, and I took it for six months. It was just the middle of October when I moved in with my maiden sister (I venture to cal... ...d ship mates of his, away in the Mediterranean and on the other side of the Atlantic, who have beamed and brightened at the casual mention of his nam... ...he followers of the Prophet that she saw with a little round ornament in the middle of the pattern on the back of her shawl. But every day after dinne...

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...eseen renewal of insurrection on a yet larger scale, and emphasized in the conferences that ensued by demands deemed by the authorities not only inadm... ... a King’s-ship, they were as much in sanctuary, as the transgressor of the Middle Ages harboring himself under the shadow of the altar. Such sanctione... ...o had fought at Bunker Hill who looked forward to the possibility that the Atlantic might prove no barrier against the ultimate schemes of this French... ...way. After a chase urged almost against hope and last- ing until about the middle of the first dog-watch, she signally succeeded in effecting her esca... ...the criminal, appear the greater in view of the character of the victim, a middle-aged man respectable and discreet, belonging to that official grade,...

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...vorable consideration the subject of an international telegraph across the Atlantic Ocean, and also of a telegraph between this capital and the nation... ... also of a telegraph between this capital and the national forts along the Atlantic seaboard and the Gulf of Mexico. Such commu- nications, establish... ...cessity of such a navy-yard, so furnished, at some suitable place upon the Atlantic seaboard has on repeated occasions been brought to the attention o... ... ASHINGTON, July 9, 1864. 11.57 P.M. MAJOR-GENERAL L. WALLACE, Commanding Middle Department: I am directed by the President to say that you will rall... ...me to instruct you that all the military operations for the defense of the Middle Depart- ment, the Department of the Susquehanna, the Department of W... ...er 30, to which it refers, to- gether with a list of the counties in East, Middle, and West Tennessee; also extracts from the Code of Tennessee in rel... ... the President holds in his own hands, and will submit them to no military conferences or conventions. Meantime you are to press to the utmost your m...

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...ic straightening of the shoulders whenever a glass confronted him: a tired middle-aged man, baffled, beaten, worn out. As he summed himself up thus fo... ...those were his inmost longings. And as the years dragged on, and he neared middle-age without making any more money, or acquiring any firmer health, a... ...terial conditions were more and more against it. He felt himself grow- ing middle-aged, and he watched the reflection of the process in his sister’s w... ...or else they had less power to aid him than they boasted. His interminable conferences resulted in nothing, and as the benefit of the long rest made i... ... of the room. 83 Wharton THE HOUSE OF THE DEAD HAND as first published in Atlantic Monthly, August 1904 I “Above all,” the letter ended, “don’t leave...

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...he was left alone the cardinal looked at himself in the glass with a feeling of self-satisfaction. Still young— for he was scarcely forty-six years of... ...ing indiscriminately and at the caprice of the populace. D’Artagnan, meantime, pursued his way with the indifference of a man upon whom such acts of f... ...m the midst of the pavement to take refuge behind a pile of faggots, from which retreat her eyes would shine like peridores. These were the only livin... ...up.” “But should we not find any fisherman and should the wind shift to the north?” “That,” said Athos, “would be quite another thing; and we should n... ...I saw the citizens in order of battle on the Place of the Hotel de Ville; certainly the fight will be in the direction of Charenton, as the Duc de Cha... ... Charenton, as the Duc de Chatillon said.” “I supposed,” said Athos, “that last night’s conferences would modify those warlike arrangements.” “No doub... ... I should scarcely have gone to Rueil without great caution. But where you go, I go.” They then set off for Rueil. Here the deputies of the par- liame...

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...s, or is it perhaps only this, that youth has left me—even the strength of middle years leaves me now—and taken its despairs and raptures, leaving me ... ... discoloration of the ceiling, and a washing- tub was in occupation of the middle of her chamber… . It is necessary that I should set these things bef... ...ed, although at that time the miners were still nominally at work, and the conferences be- tween masters and men still in session at Clayton T own Hal... ...from her puckered eyelids… When she went out to buy some vegetables in the middle of the morning she got me a half-penny journal. It was just such a o... ...- member now. We were sweeping up the North Sea like a net, with the North Atlantic fleet waiting at the Faroes for ‘em—and not one of ‘em had three d... ... station of the high-speed electric railway that took me down to our daily conferences and my secretarial and statistical work in Clayton. Ours had be...

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...whirls, Boils round the naked, melancholy isles Of farthest Thule; and the Atlantic surge Pours in among the stormy Hebrides.” Nor could I pass unnoti... ..., I knew not what, arranged thereon, and a pitcher of water and mug in the middle of each tray. The portions were handed round; those who liked took a... ...ccur soon, as there was but one basin to six girls, on the stands down the middle of the room. Again the bell rang: all formed in file, two and two, a... ...e schoolroom struck nine; Miss Miller left her circle, and standing in the middle of the room, cried— “Silence! T o your seats!” Discipline prevailed:... ... me feel I really possessed the power to amuse him, and that these evening conferences were sought as much for his pleasure as for my benefit. I, inde... ...s and pleasures. The Ladies Lynn and Ingram continued to consort in solemn conferences, where they nodded their two turbans at each other, and held up... ...; any other line of conduct being uncalled for: it was only in the evening conferences I thus thwarted and afflicted him. He continued to send for me ... ...eet wind from Europe was still whispering in the refreshed leaves, and the Atlantic was thundering in glorious liberty; my heart, dried up and scorche...

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...e north-east winds of the early spring set in. Moreover, a great number of the passengers, and particularly the second-class women-passengers, were kn... ...isit the Old World; I thought of the writers of all the wreck of letters I had left upon the table; and I resolved to place this little record where i... ... aboard the brig Beelzebub or the barque Bowie-knife, the first officer did half the damage to cotton that he does to men, there would presently arise... ...lace in a long low room up- stairs; at one end, an orchestra of two performers, and a small platform; across the room, a series of open pews for Jack,... ... hair nigger by ‘um fireplace ‘hind a’ time, shake it out o’ yerselbs, gib ‘ell a breakdown.) Now den! Hoy! Four! Lemonade. Bal- loon say, and swing. ... ...ying by, deputing steam and smoke for the time being to the Tea-kettles. I afterwards learned that a Despatch was sent home by the captain before he s... ...he pillow, under the sofa and under the washing-stand, under the ship and under the sea, seeming to rise from the founda- tions under the earth with e...

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... were Theseus himself returning alive to the city. He lies interred in the middle of the city, near the present gymnasium. His tomb is a sanctuary and... ... overpowered, that they had behind them a secure retreat. The level in the middle, where they were to join battle, being surrounded with many little h... ...’ skins into thongs, they run about naked, only with something about their middle, lashing all they meet; and the young wives do not avoid their strok... ...d this. But as for his voyages into Spain, Africa, and the Indies, and his conferences there with the Gymnosophists, the whole rela- tion, as far as I... ...ned of all the priests; from whom, as Plato says, getting knowledge of the Atlantic story, he put it into a poem, and proposed to bring it to the know... ...Solon, having begun the great work in verse, the his- tory or fable of the Atlantic Island, which he had learned from the wise men in Sais, and though... ... men’s delights, are also mine. Plato, willing to improve the story of the Atlantic Island, as if it were a fair estate that wanted an heir and came w... ...rants, as to enslave them to himself, had already entered into some secret conferences with those of Carthage, while in pub- lic he commended the desi... ...anger in Corinth, who deriding him in a rude and scornful manner about the conferences he used to have with philosophers, whose company had been one o...

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...f course Zilla keeps rooting for a nice expensive vacation in New York and Atlantic City, with the bright lights and the bootlegged cocktails and a bu... ...magination. But what I particularly want—” “You,” said Dr. Yavitch, “are a middle-road liberal, and you haven’t the slightest idea what you want. I, b... ...to dance hardly more ‘n half the time.” Every breakfast was monopolized by conferences on the affair. No one listened to Babbitt’s bulletins about the... ... Germany, of lobbying for single tax in Washington, of international labor conferences. He men- tioned his friends, Lord Wycombe, Colonel Wedgwood, Pr... ... a day over forty-five.” “Well, I’m not—much. But by golly I begin to feel middle-aged sometimes; all these responsibilities and all.” “Oh, I know!” H... ...at the end of each dance. Babbitt hated her, for the moment. He saw her as middle-aged. He stud- ied the wrinkles in the softness of her throat, the s... ...at a man doesn’t do a darn thing but sit on his chair and have lovey-dovey conferences with a lot of classy dames and give ‘em the glad eye!” “I guess...

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...nded a little above the mouth of the river Baetis, where it falls into the Atlantic sea, and gives the name to that part of Spain. Here he met with se... ...e to that part of Spain. Here he met with seamen recently arrived from the Atlantic islands, two in number, divided from one another only by a narrow ... ...atium in Rome, who at present, when he is driven out to the borders of the Atlantic sea, sets bounds to our kingdoms in the east, and threatens us wit... ...o entertain themselves with quiet and inof- fensive amusements. But in the middle of this entertainment, those who sought occasion to quarrel, fell in... ...bis, admiring the sagacity of Agesilaus, immediately placed himself in the middle of the 88 V olume Two Greek troops, and fought with them; and upon ... ...ing of his army against Antony, and placed his father-in-law Scipio in the middle against Lucius Calvinus. The left wing was commanded by Lucius Domit... ...ceived him in the ship of thirteen banks of oars. Meetings for amusements, conferences, and long visits for general in- tercourse succeeded, all witho... ...nians and Corinthians themselves, many were well known to have had private conferences with Cleomenes, who long since, out of desire to make themselve...

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... and drawn up around the feet of the travellers - one of whom was a man of middle age and the other a female just entering upon womanhood. The former ... ... brought 22 The Pioneers wealth with them into the new settlements of the middle colonies. The consequence of an emigrant into these provinces was ge... ...a youth of some two or three and twenty years of age, and rather above the middle height. Further observation was prevented by the rough overcoat whic... ...less than one of the many sources of the Susquehanna; a river to which the Atlantic herself has extended an arm in welcome. It was at this point that ... ...s sometimes used as a court-room, on extraordi- nary trials; sometimes for conferences of the religious and the morally disposed, in the evening; at o... ... of Marmaduke revolted at the familiar colloquies which the leaders of the conferences held with the Deity, in their nightly meetings. In form, he was... ...sheriff, and which, if any opinion could he formed by his frequent private conferences with the man who was intro- duced in these pages by the name of...

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...d body. These prac- tices have nearly disappeared among the Indians of the Atlantic states. *The hunting-shirt is a picturesque smock-frock, being sho... ...scout alludes to a tradition which is very popular among the tribes of the Atlantic states. Evidence of their Asiatic origin is deduced from the circu... ... signs may fail. No more words, but follow, or the fog may leave us in the middle of our path, a mark for both armies to shoot at.” Heyward perceiving... ...the opinion of Chingachgook were frequent and earnest. During one of these conferences Heyward observed that Uncas stood a patient and silent, though,... ...efore they had lost either time or distance on the deceptive track. By the middle of the afternoon they had passed the Scaroons, and were following th... ...ity which had ren- 313 James Fenimore Cooper dered his eye so terrible in middle age. “Are the Mingoes rul- ers of the earth? What brings a Huron in ... ...ily constructed his unintelligible language into one of those myste- rious conferences he was believed to hold so frequently with a superior intellige...

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...in his first plunge into life, and the best he could look forward to was a middle-age of poorly-paid hack-work, miti- gated by brief and frugal holida... ...siderations apart, they dared not risk the expense of a journey across the Atlantic; so they were heading instead for the Nelson V anderlyns’ palace o... ...start for St. Moritz in the after- noon, devoted her last hours to anxious conferences with her maid and Susy. Strefford, with Fred Gillow and the oth... ... out an arm, cried: “Fulmer! Fulmer!” and, while Susy Lansing stood in the middle of the room with widening eyes, a man emerged from the more deeply c... ...hting so contrived that as you turned on the feeble globe hanging from the middle of the ceiling the feebler one beside the bed went out! What a sham ...

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...ebellious girl is the spirit of that bewildered empire called the American Middlewest. II Blodgett College is on the edge of Minneapolis. It is a bulw... ... may be prejudiced, but I’ve seen an awful lot of towns—one time I went to Atlantic City for the American Medical Association meet- ing, and I spent p... ...pright. Here—she meditated—is the newest empire of the world; the Northern Middlewest; a land of dairy herds and exquisite lakes, of new automobiles a... ... loafing before a shop, one unwashed hand holding the cord of an awning; a middle-aged man who had a way of staring at women as though he had been mar... ...… . even if they weren’t worth fulfilling. Shopping was a delight of brisk conferences. The very merchants whose droning she found the dullest at the ... ...t this insignificance echoed cellar-plots and cabi- net meetings and labor conferences in Persia and Prussia, Rome and Boston, and the orators who dee... ...te the hardest thing to endure in the month of wait- ing was the series of conferences between Kennicott and Uncle Whittier in regard to heating the g...

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...with he fell to poking the fire with all his might, although it was in the middle of June. “He’s very handsome,” whispered Rebecca to Amelia, 21 Thac... ... play-hours: carried him triumphantly out of the little-boy class into the middle-sized form; and even there got a fair place for him. It was discover... ...house between two other tall gloomy houses, each with a hatchment over the middle drawing-room window; as is the custom of houses in Great Gaunt Stree... ... and it was lucky for her that Lady Southdown’s multifarious business, her conferences with min- isters, and her correspondence with all the missionar... ...im to perish, himself, in a miserable is- land—that of Saint Helena in the Atlantic Ocean. 605 Thackeray We see by these examples that we are not to ...

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...ompany. He was a man aged betwixt twenty-five and thirty, rather above the middle size, dressed with plainness and decency, yet bearing an air of ease... ...ny Foster considerably exceeded what Tressilian had anticipated. He was of middle stature, built strongly, but so clumsily as to border on deformity, ... ...cast them down as if counting his steps, while he advanced slowly into the middle of the room, and said, in a low and smothered tone of voice, “Let me... ...tone of the wars, and what remained I washed out in the broad waves of the Atlantic.” “Thou hast served, then, in the Indies?” “In both East and West,... ...is. This fellow, this agent, makes his way to the place as a pedlar; holds conferences with the lady, and they make their escape together by night; ro...

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..., however, as un- derstood by Herr Ballin of Hamburg, the Machiavel of the Atlantic. It is a book of exploration and dis- covery—not, however, as conc... ...ls to the lot of a true artist. At the same time, on the other side of the Atlantic, another man wrote of the sea with true artistic in- stinct. He is... ... peculiar atmo- sphere of a Mandarin’s back yard, and the mustiness of the Middle Ages, that epoch when mankind tried to stand still in a monstrous il... ...out. The truth is that the Russia of our fathers, of our childhood, of our middle-age; the testamentary Rus- sia of Peter the Great—who imagined that ... ...ined robes in the solemn atmosphere of Council-rooms, where congresses and conferences sit with closed windows. It would not be exorcised by the bruta... ...ile they watched Old Eu- rope stage-managing fussily by means of notes and conferences, the prophetic reproduction of its await- ing fate. It was wond... ...teel, of chemical dyes, of method, of efficiency; that race planted in the middle of Europe, assuming in gro- tesque vanity the attitude of Europeans ... ...le,” and pro- ceeded to give me the history of the family’s cross- ing the Atlantic in a White Star liner. They remained in England just the time nece...

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...ngent process of selection than goes on amidst the more hygienic upper and middle-class conditions. The opposite three columns represent the mortality... ...tensive mass of births in non- pauper, not very prosperous homes—the lower middle-class homes in towns, for example, which supply a large propor- tion... ...ty.” But really this is not a di- lemma at all. There is a quite excellent middle way. It may not be within the sphere of practical politics at presen... ...task. The educational papers are full of this sort of thing, educa- tional conferences resound with it. What the world is not full of is the capacity ... ...40 Mankind in the Making of inspiring and suggestive lectures at pedagogic conferences. If, indeed, such essays and such lectures do any good at all. ... ... over there. The great mass of the present generation on both sides of the Atlantic takes hardly any interest in this issue at all. It is as if the qu... ...s a year cannot be expected to do anything of this sort. Directed reading, conferences on knotty points, special lectures followed by the questioning ...

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...s sunk decrepit, so much that was not is begin- ning to be!—Borne over the Atlantic, to the closing ear of Louis, King by the Grace of God, what sound... ...can as little sway it as the drift-log sways the wind-tossed moon- stirred Atlantic. “What have I done to be so loved?” he 24 The French Revolution:... ...s, for his infinite Kingdom (this life which he has got, once only, in the middle of Eternities); with a spark of the Divinity, what thou callest an i... ...le Chapter 1.2.V. Astraea Redux without Cash. Observe, however, beyond the Atlantic, has not the new day verily dawned! Democracy, as we said, is born... ...ven for calm onlookers at this distance; wholly insoluble to actors in the middle of it. The States-General, created and conflated by the passionate e... ...of-Peace’ message is not yet an- swered. The Three Orders shall again have conferences; under this Patriot Minister of theirs, somewhat may be healed,... ...y proposals, from such a tried friend, they answer with a stare. The tardy conferences speedily break up; the Third Estate, now ready and resolute, th... ...aunay could not do it. Distracted, he hovers between the two; hopes in the middle of despair; surrenders not his Fortress; declares that he will blow ...

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...ssion of Congress. WHEN IT WA S FIRST PERCEIVED, in early times, that no middle course for America remained between unlimited sub mission to a fo... ...temper ate zone, and extending through many degrees of lati tude along the Atlantic, the United States enjoy all the varieties of climate, and every... ...from me. Our commerce had been in a great mea sure driven from the sea, our Atlantic and inland fron tiers were invaded in almost every part; the wa... ...UGURAL ADDRESSES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES 138 ported from the Atlantic States to meet and to repel the invader? In the event of a war w... ...resisted the change should remember that under our institutions there was no middle ground for the negro race between slavery and equal citizenship. T... ...ence, there is much to be hoped for in international relations from frequent conferences and consultations. We have before us the beneficial results o... ...story. It permeated the ancient life of early peoples. It blazed anew in the middle ages. It was written in Magna Charta. In the Americas its impact h...

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...as sunk decrepit, so much that was not is beginning to be!— Borne over the Atlantic, to the closing ear of Louis, King by the Grace of God, what sound... ... can as little sway it as the drift-log sways the wind-tossed moon-stirred Atlantic. “What have I done to be so loved?” he said then. He may say now: ... ...s, for his infinite Kingdom (this life which he has got, once only, in the middle of Eternities); with a spark of the Divinity, what thou callest an i... ...n. Chapter 1.2.V. Astraea Redux without Cash. Observe, however, beyond the Atlantic, has not the new day verily dawned! Democracy, as we said, is born... ...ven for calm onlookers at this distance; wholly insoluble to actors in the middle of it. The States-General, created and conflated by the passionate e... ...d-of-Peace’ message is not yet answered. The Three Orders shall again have conferences; under this Pa- triot Minister of theirs, somewhat may be heale... ...pro- posals, from such a tried friend, they answer with a stare. The tardy conferences speedily break up; the Third Estate, now ready and resolute, th... ...aunay could not do it. Distracted, he hovers between the two; hopes in the middle of despair; surrenders not his Fortress; declares that he will blow ...

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...lly again. Around this time Sweeney told W oodward that the hijackers were Middle East- erners, naming three of their seat numbers. One spoke very lit... ...Cape Cod facility. The center also tried to contact a former alert site in Atlantic City, unaware it had been phased out. At 8:37:52, Boston Center re... ...appened then—the spread of Islam from the Arabian Peninsula throughout the Middle East, North Africa, and even into Europe within less than a cen- tur... ... his view of Islam; jahiliyya could therefore triumph over Islam.Third, no middle ground exists in what Qutb conceived as a struggle between God and S... ...he rest. By the end of June, 14 of the 15 muscle hijackers had crossed the Atlantic. 114 The muscle hijackers supplied an infusion of funds, which the... ...mergencies, and they fall into two categories:“event” and “threat. ” Event conferences seek to gather infor- mation. If the situation escalates, a thr... ...telligence Center (NMJIC) briefing (July 21, 2003). For the content of the conferences on 9/11, see DOD transcript,Air Threat Conference Call, Sept. 1...

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...—they are dubious—but she is not—she is, or she is not, guilty—there is no middle case— and let us consider for a single moment, that if this young la... ...on of the public! Did it settle the winds? Did it settle the motion of the Atlantic? Wilder, fiercer, and louder grew the cry against the wretched acc... ...d I feel con- vinced of her veracity), that in this respect, even then, at middle age, she was as pure as is a child. And, as to equity, it was only t... ...ered eternally, that safety there was none for her, until she had laid the Atlantic between herself and St. Sebastian’s. Life was to be for her a Bay ... ...armed Kalmucks in a death-grapple with their detested foes, both up to the middle in water, and oftentimes both sinking together below the surface, fr... ...ight, or moonlight, ocean of Jacob Boehmen;* he had cruised over the broad Atlantic of Kant and Schelling, of Fichte and Oken. Where is the man who sh... ...of ceremonies, and the elaborate forms of intercourse with enemies through conferences, armistices, treaties of peace, &c., having tamed the savagery ...

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...e largest were entitled to three votes in the common council, those of the middle class to two, and the smallest to one. The common council had the ap... ... of naval strength or of national economy. Some of the Southern and of the Middle States yield a greater plenty of iron, and of better quality. Seamen... ...ll be, as to the principal part of our commerce, but one side to guard—the Atlantic coast. Vessels arriving directly from foreign countries, laden wit... ...ree confederacies—one consisting of the four Northern, another of the four Middle, and a third of the five Southern States. There is little probabil- ... ... exceed this distance? It will not be said by those who recollect that the Atlantic coast is the longest side of the Union, that during the term of th... ...e Union. The limits, as fixed by the treaty of peace, are: on the east the Atlantic, on the south the latitude of thirty-one degrees, on the west the ... ...assist at the deliberations of the States-General, and at their particular conferences; to give audiences to foreign ambassadors, and to keep agents f...