ENGLISH (ENG) Degree offered: B.A. To study English at Judson College is to engage intellectually in rewarding ways with important literary works written in English and to hone one one’s own craft as both a writer and

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• English language
• English literature
• English studies
• Literary criticism
• Literary theory
• Literature
• ENG

Grade 10 English Semester One 2003

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• English-language education
• Educational psychology
• Standardized tests
• English as a second or foreign language
• Syllabus
• Language education
• Educational assessment
• Academic writing

International Polonaise Ball 2003 THE 31ST ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL POLONAISE BALL The history of Europe has been one of turbulence. Royal dynasties became established, flourished, and vanished, cruel and seemingly endless w

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• Central Europe
• Eastern Europe
• Poland
• Republics
• Jagiellonian dynasty
• Baltic states
• Polish language
• Foreign relations of Poland
• Poland in the European Union

Beyond Clothing Ontologies: Modeling Fashion with Subjective Influence Networks Kurt Bollacker, Natalia Díaz-Rodríguez, Xian Li Stitch Fix, One Montgomery Tower, SuiteSan Francisco 94104, California {kbollacker,

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• Semantic Web
• Ontology
• Knowledge representation
• Knowledge engineering
• Information science
• Multimedia Web Ontology Language
• Web Ontology Language
• Semantic similarity
• Gene ontology
• Lightweight ontology
• Fashion
• Knowledge representation and reasoning

Verbal roots and lexical aspect in Hittite: a cognitive linguistics approach Guglielmo Inglese Università degli Studi di Pavia\Università di Bergamo Lexical aspect, also known as actionality or Aktionsart, is one of th

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• Grammatical aspect
• Proto-Indo-European verbs
• Lexical aspect
• Grammatical tense
• Lexical
• Construction grammar
• Valency
• Hittite language

Forming Plurals Correctly In English, nouns often change form when they are used to refer to more than one person, place, or thing. For example: My neighbor has a dog. (a dog = one dog) BUT

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• Grammatical number
• Noun
• Plural
• Oromo language

Morphological characters. In one respect the coding of these characters differs fundamentally from that of the lexical characters. In the case of the latter we restricted ourselves to a single well-attested dialect of ea

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• Indo-European linguistics
• Linguistic morphology
• Germanic languages
• Indo-European languages
• Languages of Italy
• Proto-Indo-European verbs
• Albanian language
• Tocharian languages
• Proto-Germanic language
• Aorist
• Lithuanian language
• Germanic verb

Come One; Come All to the Stockbridge Munsee Annual Language and Culture Camp at Many Trails Campground August 10 beginning at noon thru Noon on Friday August 12th

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Andy: Welcome everyone. Today I’ve got Derek Halpern with me. Derek’s the founder of Social Triggers and he’s one of the most in demand experts on using new media to attract customers. His breakthrough psychology b

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• English-language films
• Frank Lesser
• Derek Raymond

Photochemistry and aerosol modeling Polyphemus Training Session About Purpose: introduction to the Polyphemus system : preprocessing raw data and launching one simulation. Very basic post-processing is also presented.

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• Preprocessor
• Programming language implementation
• Polyphemus
• Configuration file
• MOZART