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  • ...other literature survives from the seventh and eighth centuries in western Europe, and certainly there is nothing on the same epic scale or of such quality.
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  • Precursor fairs and fetes of this nature can be traced to medieval Europe, with roots in the local fair and beast market. Fairs and fetes became extr
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  • ====Europe==== ...he Familial State: Ruling Families and Merchant Capitalism in Early Modern Europe.'' (2005). 235 pp.
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  • ...trade|Triangle Trade]]". Rum was one of the goods shipped to New England, Europe and African as part of this trade pattern.
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  • ...f the major steps in the emergence of civil society in central and eastern Europe.
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  • ...Armoured vehicles, designed largely to fight [[Soviet]] tank divisions in Europe, were not well suited to the lower intensity missions US Armed forces would
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  • ...ations and rights on member states and individuals.<ref>[http://www.ena.lu/europe/european-union/judgment-court-justice-costa-enel-case-1964.htm ''Costa v. E ...hin Europe by abolishing border controls. This only applies to continental Europe, as the United Kingdom chose to retain its border controls. Justice and hom
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  • ...not only because of the esteem in which Scottish achievements were held in Europe and elsewhere, but also because its ideas and attitudes were carried across ...[[Church of Scotland]]. It was also one of the poorest nations in western Europe, and the last years of the century were marked by poor harvests and food sh
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  • ...y of Belgium]], which has been presented as the best-protected minority in Europe. Nevertheless, there is a drive in the German-speaking community towards ga ...provinces of Liege, Namur and Luxembourg) is one of the hilliest region of Europe, and contrasts sharply with the flatness of [[Flanders]]. The Walloon Touri
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  • ...ntury, epidemics of syphilis had not only spread through the population of Europe but had been carried by travelling Europeans to other areas of the world. I ...d, in terms of global infection, with a large increase in cases in Eastern Europe and parts of Asia. In the Soviet Union (1918–1992), public health, includ
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  • [[Kingship]] was the most common political system in Western Europe during the [[Middle Ages]]. There were various theories and various forms w
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  • ...These were written by authors such as Gershwin and Miller. In continental Europe, the works of Pirandello were popular, especially Six Characters in Search
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  • ...'reality' series ''Real World'', plus separate international networks; MTV Europe, MTV Latin America, and MTV Russia. When MTV's programming changed to inclu ...Buggles (with similar tongue-in-cheek humour, the first video shown on MTV Europe was 'Money for Nothing', by Dire Straits, which starts with the line 'I wan
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  • In some parts of early modern [[Europe]], including [[Scotland]] and [[France]], it was a New Year's Eve tradition
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  • ...''sidewalks''', and [[Canada]]), [[asphalt]], [[brick]] (particularly in [[Europe]]), [[stone]] or (increasingly) [[rubber]], designed for [[pedestrian]] [[t
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  • ...gh 1979, before omitting it from their final Tour Over Europe 1980|tour of Europe in 1980. In singing the song live, Plant commonly followed the words 'pocke
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  • ...Natural Habitats, Appendix III] at [http://conventions.coe.int/ Council of Europe]. Accessed 9 October 2006.</ref>
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  • ...the Latin for the Greek word and is common in the British Commonwealth and Europe. The U.S. sources generally use “eolian.” The word carries the same mea ...loess on the Loess Plateau in China, is 335 meters. Elsewhere, for example Europe and in the Americas, loess deposits are generally 20 to 30 meters thick.
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  • ...A H5: nine subtypes are known, HPAI status currently circulating Asia and Europe documented in humans (H5N1), causes severe illness or death. Asia, Africa, the Pacific, Europe and the Near East. The only reported case of chicken
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  • *Milanich, Jerald T. ''Florida Indians and the Invasion from Europe''. University Press of Florida. ISBN 0-8130-1360-7 (1995)
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