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in the region is reflected in terms such as Palestinian Talmud, a formative work of Rabbinic Judaism that was compiled in Galilee at a time when Jews did not have autonomy
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Confederation thus came to mean a union of sovereign states in which the stress is laid on the autonomy of each constituent body, while federation implies a union of states in which the stress is laid on the supremacy of the common government
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In many modern frame systems the vault has lost its functional significance and become a thin skin laid over a series of arches
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Since Wagner’s death in 1883, the festivals have been carried on by his relatives, including his wife, Cosima, his son Siegfried, and his grandsons…
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…of the Festival Theatre (Festspielhaus) was laid that same year
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Like the pantheon on the stone temples of India, the pantheon of Nepal is laid out mainly on the exterior of the temple—in contrast to Tibet, where it is displayed on the interior of the temple
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Question: Who laid the mathematical foundation of the science of genetics
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Each course (or layer) must be laid on an ample mortar bed with mortar filling the vertical joints
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Under the governor-generalship of Jan Pieterszoon Coen and his successors, particularly Anthony van Diemen (1636–45) and Joan Maetsuyker (1653–78), the company laid the foundations of the Dutch commercial empire and became the paramount power of the archipelago
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government works is laid out in less than 4,000 words in Articles I, II, and III of the U
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The number of oothecae laid by one female and the number of eggs in each pod vary according to the species and local conditions
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The rib vault provided a skeleton of arches or ribs along the sides of the area and crossing it diagonally; on these the masonry of the vault could be laid; a simple centring sufficed for the ribs
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This fragmentation laid the groundwork for today’s highly personalized digital media environment and helped reshape the economics, politics, and culture of mass communication
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The schools of Gandhāra and Mathurā flourished during their rule, and, though much of the work is dedicated to the Buddhist religion, the foundations of later Hindu iconography were also laid in this period
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The avenues were laid out over the most direct routes, regardless of the terrain; and at the focal points (i
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The sections are welded together and, in most cases, laid underground
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The Romans adopted Etruscan stone construction based on the arch and built many spectacular examples of what they called opus quadratum, or structures of cut stone blocks laid in regular courses
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The bricks were laid in walls with wet mud mortar or sometimes bitumen to join them together; openings were apparently supported by wooden lintels
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protectionism laid the groundwork for the trade war
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UNESCO designated the park a World Heritage site in 1979, and it was placed on the List of World Heritage in Danger in 1994, because of the growth of permanent settlements within the park and the influx of a great number of refugees fleeing war in neighbouring Rwanda
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