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Mark L. Robinsonollowing infection. As a result of this work, we have gained a broader understanding of the kinetics and magnitude of antiviral T-cell immunity as well as new insight into the patterns of immunodominance and differential regulation of cytokines and cytotoxicity-associated molecules. This information

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Mark L. Robinsonommunity of memory and thus from existence, indicating that the ancients believed that names had immense commemorative power. Jewish memorial practices have a similar foundation. The Hebrew Bible ascribes a crucial significance to names, regarding ‘the survival of a name as the predominant vehicle f

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Mark L. Robinsonin them, and the fact that texts had to be copied by scribes if they were to be disseminated at all must have encouraged the ‘creative’ copying which so often occurred. The creativity of the copier lay sometimes in correction of the original narrative and at other times in the chronological extensio

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Mark L. Robinsone mentioned in the sources have survived. Of the surviving material evidence, only objects from ecclesiastical institutions remain because churches and monasteries had archives and treasuries built in which to keep their heirlooms for ever. Very few objects from a secular background have survived, h

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Mark L. Robinsonng emphasizes the isolation of monks in monasteries separated from the rest of the world, an almost exclusively male view of society and its past, and a literary tradition of historiography rooted in Christian religion. This book will present a different view.

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Introduction: Why We Love to Hate the Oil Companies such as the Exxon Valdez oil spill in 1989 and BP’s Deepwater Horizon’s explosion in April 2010 and the resulting environmental and PR disasters have only served to perpetuate the negative image of the industry.

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The Oil Refining Era: 1863–1869, refining companies had to rely on railroads which were continually expanding throughout the United States. Rockefeller made secret deals with the railroads forming what today we would call a cartel between oil refiners and railroads.