bibliophile
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cuticle
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Anticoagulant
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贞洁
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残废的火焰
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ntion influencing the pricing, volume and allocation of financial resources, all contributing to a low degree of competition and poor competitiveness.. However, in an attempt to keep up with developments in the financial industry worldwide, to incorporate EU regulations into its banking legislation
Presbyopia
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Nikola GetoffAthens to study under Plato. For the next twenty years, from 367 to 347, when Plato died, he was a member of the Academy, and took part in its research and teaching. After a period away from Athens, during which he made some serious biological studies, and also, for a time, was tutor to the future A
Adornment
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北极熊
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K. J. Hartig,G. Kittelhotographs of the piece came to M. Blanchet, who published it with only a facsimile, but provided little additional information. Then in 1983 it was re-published by Joffroy independently (again with only a facsimile), but including a valuable archaeological report: the . was found by a farmer in a c
枯燥
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G. Kittel,K. J. Hartighat the Christian ideas on physical resurrection originated in Jewish beliefs only. Swedish scholar on religious studies Helmer Ringgren, for instance, argues that “the New Testament seems to have taken over the general idea of resurrection from contemporary Judaism,” whereas “Greek influence” led t
CESS
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G. Kittel,K. J. Hartigheoretical frameworks. In particular, it purports to (a) identify, present and compare the concept of . and specific causal patterns utilized by them in either exegetic or prognostic modes, (b) show their general philosophical assumptions and (c) point out repercussions upon philosophical problems.