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- such as food
going rancid, the 'drying' of
varnishes and paints, and the
perishing of rubber. It is also an
important concept in both
industrial chemistry...
- on 24
September 2015.
Retrieved 7
April 2015. Hadjisavvas, S. (2015). "
Perishing Heritage: The Case of the
Occupied Part of Cyprus".
Journal of Eastern...
- and one-half
million Muslims died, some of them
killed in wars,
others perishing as
refugees from
starvation and disease” (McCarthy 1995, 1).
Since people...
- necessitated, for, as he wrote:
Actions are, by
their very nature,
temporary and
perishing; and
where they
proceed not from some
cause in the
character and disposition...
- of 1891–1892 that
lasted from 1891 to 1892, with four
hundred thousand perishing from starvation.
Vyshnegradsky was
succeeded by
Count Sergei Witte in...
- Shine,
Perishing Republic While this
America settles in the
mould of its vulgarity,
heavily thickening to empire, And protest, only a
bubble in the molten...
- "unimaginable abuses",
including women and
children as
young as
seven perishing while being held by
Syrian authorities. The
report also stated: "There...
-
nothing but
matter which is
infinitely broken down and reconfigured,
never perishing. Free will is an
illusion because everything has a
cause which is determined...
- to stop with red matter. His plan failed,
resulting in Nero's
family perishing along with Romulus,
while the
Narada and Spock's
vessel were
caught in...
