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...s method follows the ideal of explicating concepts originating in ordinary language, which, because of this origin, become lexicographically applicable, even i
...s method follows the ideal of explicating concepts originating in ordinary language, which, because of this origin, become lexicographically applicable, even i
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...he world to refer to homosexual persons''' may vary greatly by culture and language. Some terms are derived from [[stereotype]]s, including terms alluding to [
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...tant example of homophobic behaviours being brushed under the carpet. The language used was clearly homophobic and Iris Robinson does not feel that she has sp
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...f name="StanfordEriugena"/> He had considerable familiarity with the Greek language, and translated many works into Latin, affording access to the [[Cappadocia
...er to pietism, where ideas operate under spontaneous competition, ordinary language, and can come from any and all sources. This, they argue, would revive sta
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...many subjects and only once he reached secondary school, were his European language skills made apparent and is now fluent in both French and Italian, along wi
...new found homosexuality and funky new boyfriend, Walton has teamed up with Irish Rock Group U2 in order to contribute to the fight against AIDS. He released
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...development of the state. Contributions were also made, then and later, by Irish, Scandinavians, Germans who had previously emigrated to the Volga region of
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...Brazos, despite numerous proposals. Widely celebrated for Graves’ flowery language, naturalist philosophy and beautiful prose, the book is considered an Ameri
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...]]. "Red roses in hand, about 45 mourners emerged yesterday from a Spanish-language Mass and walked a quarter-mile to a majestic mausoleum at Woodlawn Cemetery
*[http://www.rte.ie/news/2001/1112/6news/6news.smil Irish evening news bulletin from the day], which details initial speculation and
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...ailroads—were pushed, and a new, smaller wave of immigrants (predominantly Irish and German) arrived after the Cherokee and the Chickasaw were banished West
...phabet. His syllabus for the Cherokee Nation resulted in the first written language for a Native American people. The Sequoyah Birthplace Museum in Vonore tell
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...and said: "This is where it all began …" On [[December 22]], [[2006]], the Irish Justice Department released declassified police documents that indicated th
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...{lang|zh|宜家}}), which literally means "fit for home" in written [[Chinese (language)|Chinese]] and sounds like the phrase "right now" in [[Cantonese]] pronunci
...ducts are identified by single word names. Most of the names are [[Swedish language|Swedish]] in origin. Although there are some notable exceptions, most produ
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...have spoken English as a first language, having grown up speaking [[Dutch language|Dutch]]{{Fact|date=April 2008}}.
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...a, Canada]]. His name in [[Portuguese language|Portuguese]] (and [[Spanish language|Spanish]]) actually means "Love Of Cosmos".
* ''[[Seán Dublin Bay Rockall Loftus]]'' is an Irish politician who has changed his name several times in order to draw attentio
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[15:53] <Klodde> I find in my own language now http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trol_(internet)
...coder00> What about all the Irish writers? I mean between 1800 and 1922 , Irish wirters were technically writing in the UK
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...s the corporate status of the entity. These terms vary by jurisdiction and language. In some jurisdictions they are mandatory, and in others they are not.<ref
.../3ll3/scott/index.html ''Constitution and Finance of English, Scottish and Irish Joint-Stock Companies to 1720''] (1912)
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...didn't actually stand for anything, as was a common practice among [[Scots-Irish]].<ref>McCullough, p. 37</ref><ref name="TL-MI-S">{{cite web |url =http://w
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...Jefferson began studying [[Latin]], [[Greek language|Greek]], and [[French language|French]]. In 1757, when he was 14 years old, his father died. Jefferson inh
...great intellect, and he had an affinity for languages. He learned [[Irish language|Gaelic]] in order to translate [[Ossian]], and sent to [[James Macpherson]]
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[16:48] <BarkingFish> I thought it always reverted to the language selection of the initial contributor of the article, as to how it was named
[17:22] <derpyfoo> with language is the most popular
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