- The Claw of the
Conciliator is a
science fantasy novel by
American writer Gene Wolfe,
first released in 1981. It is the
second volume in the four-volume...
-
Conciliabulum (lit. '
conciliable' or 'conciliabule') is a
Latin word
meaning a
place of ****embly. Its
implication transferred to a gathering, such as...
-
mandate of the
Human Rights Act 1993. The
Office of the Race
Relations Conciliator was
consolidated with the
Human Rights Commission by an
amendment to...
- rely on a
neutral third-party
known as the
conciliator, to ****ist them in
solving their dispute. The
conciliator, who may meet with the
parties both separately...
- The
Conciliator faction was an
opposition group within the
Communist Party of
Germany during the
Weimar Republic and the
Third Reich. In East Germany...
- and to
accommodate Christian language to
pagan ideas under plea of
conciliating the heathen.
Clement XI died in Rome on 19
March 1721 at 12:45pm and...
- With
similar finding,
Abumanssur regards Pentecostalism as an
attempt to
conciliate traditional worldviews of folk
religion with modernity.
Identity shift...
- The
National Mediator of
Norway (Norwegian: Riksmekleren,
until 2012 Riksmeklingsmannen) is a mediator's
office of Norway. It is
invoked in
labour disputes...
- persuading, flattering, juggling, improvising, reshuffling, harmonizing,
conciliating, mani****ting.
Nothing to Fear
Sample of the
Inaugural speech from FDR...
- (1980) 1981–2000
Timescape by
Gregory Benford (1981) The Claw of the
Conciliator by Gene
Wolfe (1982) No
Enemy But Time by
Michael Bishop (1983) Startide...
