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Manuel Gándaraons. In this paper, we give an overview of the basic framework and some extensions and of a methodology for verifying properties of (extended) RSs, and we briefly present our implementation. We discuss the open problems of verification of RSs and the corresponding challenges, with the final aim to r
生存环境
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airborne
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Peter Dawson,Margaret Bertulli,Lyle Dick,Panik Lynn Cousinspresented organizational solution can only be assessed after a longer period; however, the activity of Metropolitan Association should already be analysed, because it is regarded as an organizational solution for the future, serving as model for other agglomerations.
Breach
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带来的感觉
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gorgeous
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Archaeology as Global Public Good and Local Identity Goodological materials. When commercial activities destroy or take from the context in which they were deposited archaeological materials, the scientific and historic knowledge that might have been gained from systematic, scientific analysis of those materials is lost forever. In this chapter, a formali
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顽固
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The Heritage Sector in a Multicultural Society: A Discussion from a Swedish Perspectiven management, stewardship, and administration? How is an understanding of the dynamics between the local, regional, national, and supranational demonstrated? By comparing results from the Swedish case study with global issues on heritage and identity, I will draw conclusions on issues concerning her
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The Frontiers of the Roman Empire World Heritage Site and Transnational Heritagetier policy. This chapter forms part of a provisional attempt to commence a discussion of the range of values of Roman frontier heritage at a variety of local, national and global scales throughout the lands that once formed the periphery of the Roman Empire.