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Alberto Fonseca,Claudia Pires,Isabel Lopesduring the South African War. Clement’s mother, Ellen, was a cultured and educated woman, who apparently found complete fulfilment in looking after her husband and their family of five boys and three girls. Unlike her husband, she was Conservative, with both a large and a small ‘c’.

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Querying the Semantic Web with SWRLould have buried the Unknown Prime Minister by the side of the Unknown Soldier’. This misfortune was compounded by Lord Blake, who chose it as the title of his highly praised biography (Robert Blake, ., 1955).

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Douglas Minnema,Monique Helfrichamily had been prominent in the area since the eleventh century. Sir William combined the traditional pursuits of a country gentleman with being a talented amateur painter and discerning art collector, but he was most renowned for the appalling temper which led him into frequent and uncontrollable rages over the most trivial causes.

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Ayodeji Oke,Clinton Aigbavboa,Mosima Seemolaounds. Like his four predecessors — Attlee, Eden, Macmillan and Home — and three of his successors — Heath, Thatcher and Blair — he was an Oxford graduate, but his academic achievements surpassed all of theirs.

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Principles of Rockfill Hydraulics,to of an Anglo-German alliance, as late as 1901, has been blamed, notably by Julian Amery in his biography of Joseph Chamberlain, as leading to the First World War and, by implication, to all the horrors which came after (Amery 1969, p.158).

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Dynamic Behaviour of Rockfill Dam,rge I, in 1721. Twenty of them served during the twentieth century. This book aims to provide a succinct account of their political careers, assess their achievements and, where appropriate, draw conclusions as to their relevance to the present day. It is conceived as part of a larger study: two fur

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Principles of Rockfill Hydraulics,of events, extending almost to the end of the new century, than Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoyne-Cecil, 3rd Marquis of Salisbury (1830–1903). Three developments, in particular, owe more to him than any other single person. Firstly, the dominance during most of the twentieth century of the Conservative

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Dynamic Behaviour of Rockfill Dam,the least effective. Cynics may conclude that there was a direct connection: that the rough-and-tumble of democratic politics is not designed for finer spirits. Yet Balfour successfully held high ministerial office, both before and after his premiership, and left his mark in several important areas

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