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residences of all
foreign dignitaries. And the Naqsh-e
Jahan Square ("
Examplar of the World").
Prior to the Shah's
ascent to power, Iran had a decentralized...
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compositions which further developed and
changed the themes. The
earliest examplar, from the Old
Babylonian period, is
found in
several incomplete tablets...
- religions. In the Quran, he is
recognized as a messenger, a
spiritual examplar to mankind,
Quran 2:24 and a link in the
chain of
Muslim prophets. Muhammad...
- and GT: The World's Best GT Cars 1953 to 1973, Dawson, Sam, 2007. For
examplars see:
Bugatti Type 57S Aérolithe/Aéro Coupé/Atlantic, 1935–1938; and Talbot-Lago...
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particularly renowned,
appearing in many art
history survey books as a key
examplar of late
Byzantine art.
Anastasis (literally Resurrection)": the Harrowing...
- of 28
December 1894.
Several buildings on the
street are
regarded as
examplars of Art
Nouveau architecture from the
Belle Époque. The Rue d'Abbeville...
- An
examplar of the ****in
Medal (received by Sam in 2003)...
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earlier novels, see "Books", below),
among others (see "Films", below). An
examplar in
music is Jim Croce's 1972 song "You Don't Mess
Around with Jim", in...
- and
Warrington and
Halton Hospitals NHS
Foundation Trust are to be the
examplars maximising the
potential benefits of
using electronic patient records...
- lot.
Mariella Scerri and
Victor Grech have
proposed that the EMH is "an
examplar of
strong AI" (a
philosophical position on
artificial intelligence according...
