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inaugurated in 1858,
economy kept
being mainly agricultural until the
rural exode that took
place in the 1960s. Then, the
economic model changed rapidly so...
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reference cited above,
Faraday had used the more
straightforward term "
exode" (the
doorway where the
current exits). His
motivation for
changing it to...
-
Seasonal migration,
locally called the
Exode,
plays an
important part of the
economic and
cultural life of the West
African nation of Niger.
While it...
- la
Production C inématographique (CNPC),
where he
directed Sécheresse et
Exode rural ("Drought and
Rural Exodus"). In 1995, he
directed Guimba (The Tyrant)...
- The Niçard
exodus (Italian:
esodo nizzardo [ˈɛːzodo nitˈtsardo]; French:
exode niçois [ɛɡzɔd(ə) niswa]) was one of the
first emigration phenomena that...
-
Including the Com****tion of St. Paul, as
Connecting the
Period from the
Exode to the Temple. London: Longman, Brown,
Green and Longmans, 1844. pg. 27...
- role of Molly's step-sister
Heather 2017 The
History of Love Alma
Singer Exode Short film that
premiered at
Cannes Film Festival, in the Not
Short on Talent...
- were few
plans to cope.
Between six and ten
million French fled
during the
exode even
though French officials warned against departure. The po****tion of...
- to the emotions. The
stage should also be
split into “Prologue, Episode,
Exode, and a
choral portion,
distinguished into
Parode and Stasimon...“ Unlike...
- and the
Huguenot cross. The
script in the left side of the bush reads, "
Exode III.2
Flagror Non Consumor" (Exodus 3:2 Burning, yet not consumed) classification...
