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…called the Gila River. At the turn of the century, white settlers diverted Gila River and the Pima’s were almost whipped out. This lead to severe poverty for the Pima Indians. In 1984, however, the Pima’s were granted the first casino license in the state…
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…. Madges, Faith Religion & Theology, (1997), Mystic: Twenty-Third Publications. - J. Van Ess, H. Von Stietencron, H. Bechert, Christianity and the world Religions, (1984), Munich: R. Piper Verlag. - J. Hinnels, Dictionary of Religions, (1984), Middlesex…
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…From what every other reader, and I, can infer from the first 185 pages of 1984 by George Orwell, is that Big Brother’s greatest weakness is the existence of the Proletariat. In 1984, the Proletariat, or proles as Orwell dubs them, is the lowest class…
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…to a democratic Government. Jaime Roldos was elected in that year but then died ina an airplane accident in 1981. His successor, Oswaldo Hurtado held the Presidency until 1984. In August 1984 Leon Febres Cordero, a Social Christian assumed the Presidency…
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…. The Author is Canadian Press and the publisher "Globe and Mail". This article belongs to the Criminal category which deals with paroles and the Sentence of Life imprisonment. Mr. Thatcher was convicted to Life Imprisonment in 1984 for the murder of his wife…
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…, with the realisation that man and the universe are inseparable. His continual use of the four elements of fire, water, earth and air, combined with simple objects like a bowl, Persian carpet or shoes, translate into his exploration of self. The untouchable, 1984, contains…
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…. Eventually asked to design the operating system for the new machine, Bill developed the Microsoft Disk Operating System, or MS-DOS, as it is popularly known. Over two million copies of MS-DOS were sold by 1984. By the early 1990s, Microsoft had sold more than 100…
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…that knowledge can be gained only through the use of the senses, as opposed to rationalism, according to which the mind can derive knowledge solely on logical grounds (Lewontin, 1984). On the question of human nature, Locke thought of the human mind as a tabula rasa…
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…definitions was by Rothschild (1984): "involvement is a state of motivation, arousal or interest. This state exists in a process. It is driven by current external variables (situation, product and communication) and past internal variables (enduring, ego…
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…the best telephone service in the world. The system broke up into eight companies in 1984 by agreement between AT&T and the U.S. Department of Justice. From 1984 until 1996 AT&T was an integrated telecommunications services and equipment company…
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