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...wledge on nuclear theory and experimental results, was summarized in three articles in the ''Reviews of Modern Physics'' which for many years served as a textb ...orld War II, Bethe and Feynman and their students played a central role in developing [[quantum electrodynamics]], work for which Feynman shared the Nobel Prize.

...reactor]] fuel. The US forged the way on both paths during its [[World War II]] [[Manhattan Project]]. The fundamental aspects of both paths are well und ...rust, by independent international verification, that their rivals are not developing a nuclear weapons threat. The large expense of weapons programs makes it ve

...|''' chronology''']] of the main banking failures and recues; a [[/Related Articles#Glossary|'''glossary''']]; and a note on [[/Addendum#Banking rescues in th ...eading into neighbouring countries. The culmination of that trend was the world-wide [[crash of 2008]].

...938|accessdate=2007-05-12}}</ref>. Shannon's thesis created a stir in the world of electronics when it began circulating in 1938<ref name="Shannon1">{{cite ...url=http://www.picotech.com/applications/colossus.html|title=Colossus: The World’s First Electronic Computer|publisher=Pico Technology|year=date_not_speci

As detailed in a series of articles Barton-Wright produced for ''Pearson's Magazine'' between 1899 and 1904, Ba ...899 and 1903, Barton-Wright set about publicising his art through magazine articles, interviews and a series of demonstrations or "assaults at arms" at various

...Area]].<ref>''United Nations'': '[http://esa.un.org/unup/index.asp?panel=2 World Urbanization Prospects: The 2007 Revision Population Database]'. ''Select ' ...in 1964, and had orginally been due to host them in 1940 until [[World War II]] intervened.

For definitions of terms shown in italics in this article see the Related Articles subpage. ...gic, originating with Ricardo’s Theory of ''Comparative Advantage'' and developing into a range of theorems that depend for their practical value upon the re

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.../ircomp/303thucynotes.htm]]])</ref>, and lost a war<ref> The Pelopponesian War[[http://www.livius.org/pb-pem/peloponnesian_war/peloponnesian_war.html]</re ...s a vast administrative experiment<ref>H G Wells: ''A Short History of the World", Pelican Books, 1949, p130. </ref>, and it has mainly influenced thinking

...hina]]. The Republic of Vietnam ended in 1975 at the end of the [[Vietnam War]]. ...rgest holdings, some French-owned. He never found an ideal balance between developing broad peasant support and keeping his landlord supporters; [[Strategic Haml

...tion (beginning in 1858). In addition to what the West calls the [[Vietnam War]], there have been several other savage 20th-century wars in the region. |style="background:lightblue"|This is the top-level article for numerous articles about an extremely complex situation over a significant period of time.

...for political, social or economic reasons; In other words, a directive of war issued by the [[Papacy]] to all Rome-friendly nations against forces who we ...ntine Empire]] controlled Jerusalem until the city fell in 614 to [[Kosrau II]], ruler of the [[Persian Empire]]. The Byzantine Emperor [[Heraclius]] aim

...Subprime mortgage crisis#International capital flows| capital flows]] from developing to developed economies. Its precursors were sharp increases in global food ...my was affected. The developed economies experienced contractions, and the developing economies experienced reductions in their growth rates. In many of the de

...Nazi Germany]] to the [[United States of America|U.S.]] during [[World War II]], Brecht was surveilled by the [[FBI]] for what was perceived to be a [[Ma ...tur gegen Krieg, Wissenschaft für den Frieden |trans-title=Culture against War, Science for Peace |language=de |location=Würzburg, Germany |publisher=[[K

...Readings in Post-Confederation Canadian History''. Pearson Longman, 2004. articles by scholars ...frey J., and R. Louis Gentilcore eds. ''Historical Atlas of Canada: Volume II: The Land Transformed, 1800-1891'' (1993)

...tion of some of them are listed on the [[Politics/Related_Articles|Related Articles]] page attached to this entry. ...1975). Many of these are linked on the [[Politics/Related Articles|Related Articles]] page attached to this article. This review and a companion article on the

Separate articles are available on the [[Scotland, history|history of Scotland]] and the [[H ...em, and for ruling an [[British Empire|Empire]] of almost a quarter of the world's population.

...intent on capturing Richmond, Virginia became the main battlefield of the war, which it lost in 1865 as its greatest general, Robert E. Lee, surrendered. ...boosted its tobacco industry. After 1940, prosperity returned. [[World War II]] gave the state a major naval and industrial economic base. Desegregation

His world fame in physics began in the early 20th century when indisputable evidence ...ysics World - PhysicsWeb (See above) | url= http://physicsweb.org/articles/world/17/4/2 | accessdate=November 21 | accessyear=2005 }}</ref>

::*Bodies, the World, and Dynamic Systems ...laws of nature [citation].<ref>Chomsky N. (2007) [http://www.chomsky.info/articles/20071011.htm Symposium on Margaret Boden, Mind as Machine: A History of Cog