宇宙你
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Aerate
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Liliia Vinokurovaarrying a board with bills on it, having words to the following effect: — ‘Give no money to beggars, — food, work, and clothing, are given away to them by applying to the Mendicity Society, Red Lion Square.’ What, food, work, clothing, given away! O! here’s good news! Let them give me work though, a
Metamorphosis
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勤勉
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Lena Sidorova,Jenanne Ferguson,Laur Vallikivibill, for the purpose of vindicating its members from the aspersion which their opponents had thought proper to cast upon them; and entreating the gentlemen of Kettering and its vicinity to consider ‘whether their general hostility to the just claims of the Working-Classes, was not assisting to seve
终止
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Audrey R. Giles,Lauren A. Brooks-Cleator,Catherine T. R. Glassbill, for the purpose of vindicating its members from the aspersion which their opponents had thought proper to cast upon them; and entreating the gentlemen of Kettering and its vicinity to consider ‘whether their general hostility to the just claims of the Working-Classes, was not assisting to seve
finite
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ellagic-acid
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Cognizance
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纬线
发表于 2025-3-24 20:20:00
Tensions Between Environmental, Economic and Energy Security in the Arcticnot least the issue of climate change. This chapter looks at the tensions present across many arctic communities and states reliant upon or impacted by natural resource development, where environmental concerns collide with economic and energy vulnerabilities. The purpose of this chapter is to eluci
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Sustainable Security in the Arctic and Military Cooperationct on the international system. While arctic security in the post-Cold War period has been perceived and examined according to both traditional (hard security) and critical perspectives, this chapter explores a different approach, namely the concept of sustainable security. Such an approach complies