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| . A manifesto with this man’s name in the title argued against the termination policy and said that the black civil rights movement was incommensurable with the needs of American Indians; that political tract by Vine Deloria says that this man “died for your sins.” |
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| The title character of one of this author’s works orders that a sleeping peasant be blown away with artillery while observing the building of the cathedral of Sans-Souci. |
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| Steve’s class adds a spatial constraint to this class, and an open problem concerns whether Nick’s class equals this class. |
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| . This composer used an unusual structure for his Sonata for cello and piano, which begins with a “Prologue” and features the cello imitating the lute Pierrot uses to sing to the moon. |
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| This work offers the example of a cobbler exchanging one shoe with a farmer for one harvest to explain why justice must be distributed proportionally in a section that distinguishes between rectificatory and distributive justice. |
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| Cleanth Brooks discusses how this poet renews a “stale metaphor” with a poem’s final lines, “Dear God! the very houses seem asleep; and all that mighty heart is lying still.” |
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| One religion originating in this country engages in the "practice of the flame" ritual and believes that this country is the last remaining part of the lost continent of Mu. |
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| . DCCI and BOP-Cl are common reagents in reactions involving carboxylic acids and these compounds. A common protective group for these compounds is Cbz, or a benzyloxycarbonyl group. |
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| In one battle, this navy feigned a retreat, then had its lead ship execute a 180-degree turn and ram the opposing flagship, re-igniting the battle. |
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| In one story, this figure's vision was restored with gazelle milk after he was forced to hide out in a pair of oases, while in another story, he led his followers in harpooning 651 crocodiles and hippopotami outside the town of Edfu. |
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| This author outlined his theories about comedy in an essay titled simply “Humor”, which sparked a long-lasting debate with Benedetto Croce. |
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| One painting in this genre by this artist depicts an indistinct yellow creature leaping towards a long trail of smoke coming from the chimney of an orange house. |
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| Self portraits of Chagall |
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| In medieval Europe, proving that one possessed this quality was all that was needed to escape the jurisdiction of civil courts. |
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| Any tensor can be turned into one having this property by summing over all permutations of its indices |
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| One city in this American state was named for the road running through it and is the home of Wild Waves Theme Park. |
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| This work cites the fact that it’s impossible to cut the front side of a piece of paper without also cutting the back side to explain how sound and thought are connected. |
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| One character in this story claims death is not “a scythe and a skull” but two policemen on bicycles after recalling a hotel owner in Triberg who hung himself after a bad skiing season. |
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| This event was long feared by R.N. Kao, who attempted to prevent it by building bulletproof cars and secretly commissioning tailored bulletproof vests. |
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| assasination of Indira Gandhi |
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| One work by this man is currently displayed in a stairwell designed by Robert Adam in Apsley House; |
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| A gradient in MinCD complex concentration ensures that this process begins correctly, while a fifty-five carbon alcohol is required to prevent autolysis near the end of this process. |
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| . One group’s outrage at the violation of national sovereignty during this action caused them to seek revenge by torturing Graciela Sirota. |
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