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... numerous charitable projects that hescarcely has time for prayer. A young Nicaraguan girl, who lost allher family in the earthquake of 1972, and for ... ... as they were for cement, iron rods or wood, paid for subsequent to the signing of the Housing Project Agreement. This was not Agency policy. It... ...worn a lot by Costa Rican ranchers, although they were not available in Nicaraguan markets. The Padre had guffawed when he first saw me in one... ...m speak Dutch so was unaware of the special properties of his native language. His darkest hour? He had been in hot water - which he consid... ... be polite.” At five foot three I did not consider myself small for a Nicaraguan woman, unless I was standing next to someone the size of ... ...ut of town towards New Eden, with Padre Augustine waving and making the sign of the Victory “V”. I don't know if the victory he was celebrating ... ...ealized he had left out at least one basic fact. He hadn't told me what language the Viking spoke. I tried to guess his nationality, withou... ...ked. Both obeyed but went out looking very put-upon. Candida made the sign of the cross repeatedly and at the door she turned around to face m... ... “Lots of things. Your shouting match “in tongues” for one thing. What language were you using?” “Dutch. At least I was. He was using some no...

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...origin of the human mind. The proposed model connects the dots between the archeological and genetic findings, explains the evolution of stone tools, language, and culture and yields testable, often counter-intuitive predictions for the neurobiological differences between humans and other primates. I will start this book by sketching out a neurobiological model of what ...

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... Human Mind“I like the idea of mental synthesis very much ... I quite agree that languageevolved in a way that facilitates synthesis and transmission ... ...he origin of mind. For me, the most interesting aspect of thebook centers on the significance of imagination for understanding the evolutionof the min... ...ently widerange of evidence for his mental synthesis theory (such as research on language,vision science, neuroanatomy, evolutionary history... ...ntal synthesis” is fascinatingand is presented in a clear and easy-to-understand language. Author’s diversebackground in neuroscience, bioengineering,... ... the temporal lobe (the top of the pyramid). It isimportant to understand that a significant number of selective neurons in the temporallobe are assoc... ...as exposed to photographs, written or spoken names of otherobjects. There is significant scientific evidence that all neurons encoding anobject, s... ...elop an original sign language. In 1980,following the Sandinista revolution, the Nicaraguan government openedseveral vocational schools for deaf child... ...rontal cortex. Nature neuroscience, 5(3), 272-276.Senghas, A. The development of Nicaraguan sign language via the language acquisition process. In Ma... ... Press (1995).Senghas, A., & Coppola, M. (2001). Children creating language: How Nicaraguan Sign Language acquired a spatial grammar. Psychological S...

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...used by oneof those violent attacks, to get out of the house when she begins to show signs ofan episode. This was another one of those times. It was a... ...as walking away from more than just my friends and family. Materially, I hadachieved significant accumulations in relatively short order. The house th... ...avel by a four wheel drive vehicle throughseveral pueblos, villages where the native Nicaraguans inhabited. I had my driverstop and I visited them. I ... ...erent. I could not have agreed more. I was now in a country where I did not know the language, did not understandthe culture or customs and for all in... ...d provided rewards for good behavior was the basis of the program. The children made significant changes in their behaviors and their self esteembegan... ... I wanted to go. It was about a year before Spanish no longer sounded like a foreign language tome. I no longer cringed as I found a chicken foot in m... ... successfuloperation to help the poor children. I still was skating along on minimal languageskills. I had no idea where our funding would come from a...

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...h basicallyconfirmed the previous treaties. The Second Treaty of Erzurumwas signed in 1847 under the mediation of Great Britain andRussia. While it co... ...hed itself as the hegemonic power in the PersianGulf, Baghdad was forced to sign the Algiers accord in which itaccepted the thalweg principle and sett... ... to attack Iran (1980) to terminate the Algiers accord,which he himself had signed. 19PROLONGED WARS Origins of the Recent Co... ...y of political identities and the “fragmentedpolitical culture,” to use the language of Michael Suleiman,have promoted political representation accord... ...ducationfields. English, rather than Arabic, was recognized as theprincipal language in the south. (The Sudanese constitution of1973 explicitly accord... ... committees (jamahiri) in Sudan, and joint pledges todisseminate the Arabic language and culture throughout thecountry. Saddam Hussein received his pa... ...r greatly increasing the supportfor their cause by the Soviets, Cubans, and Nicaraguans, as wellas supporters in the United States and Western Europe.... ...ra War Charles L. Stansifer Grounded in the historically bitter Nicaraguan politicalrivalry, the conflict between the Nicaraguan governmen... ...Sandinistas,which began in earnest in late 1981 with the organization ofthe Nicaraguan Democratic Front (FDN), continuedthroughout the rest of the dec...

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.... ... . .... .... .... .... ... 162 Explicit Language: The Fall from Grace .. .... .... ........... ... .... .... ........ . ... . .... .... . ... . ... . .. 164 The Significance of Low-Intensity Conflict.. .... .... ... ...sts and suppress Soviet efforts in this domain. The present volume takes a significant step toward framing the contextin which a creative set of polic... ...r. By the xsame token, this tendency also accounts for a significant myopia in theevolution of US policy. Dr Thomas Ofcansky advance... ...he more glar-ing. Islamism speaks to Tunisians as an alternative political language.'$Islamists find themselves in opposition to the Tunisian single-p... ... social justicebut has instead perpetuated inequalities, Islam becomes the language ofsecular rejection. The Western model of social organization is f... ...FSLN) represented itself asthe champion of the dispossessed and maltreated Nicaraguan majority. Inits campaign to gain broad-based mass support, the F... ... censored and eventually closed by the government. This actiondeprived the Nicaraguan people of their only significant source of newsoutside the ideol... ...of office was assured by state con-trol over the media and other facets of Nicaraguan society. In regard to human rights, the Sandinista government ha...

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...o the tables, chairs, and walls…adding to Jake's unfinished-plywood, grease-encrusted character. With its luridly-pink Masonite siding, hand lettered signage, mysterious 'adults-only' back room behind a beaded curtain, long-abandoned gas pumps, and a short-order menu scribbled on a chalkboard, Jake's had a Lake Wobegon vibe that could only be called Fly-over Gothic. Jam...

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...clothing, and haunted eyes had slowly stumbled toward them. A handlettered sign around his neck read 'VIET VET PLEASE HELP'. The muscles in his face h... ...s monologues of praise upon each Bright Star child regardless ofthe actual significance of his or her contribution. The parents ate it up while the le... ...nels proclaimed 'WHOPR +1', several men who'd ignored the 'NO GUNSALLOWED' signs stenciled on the gymnasium doors leaped to their feet and emptied the... ...nored—drank tea and conducted their own conversation inan incomprehensible language. They were, after all, the owners of the crops these farmers werea... ...The hostility of the people toward each other was palpable and the profane language theywere using sickened Yabaal. Worse, instead of helping bring th... ...” 171“They're using those new Indian-made natural-language hyper-processors and some reallyadvanced software agents to not on... ...cruciator nanobots work?” Grill asked excitedly. “They sure put thatuppity Nicaraguan sow into wonderful world of absolute 'no mas' pain before we too...

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...that it still had the ability to launch attacks, the outcomewas of limited significance and often costly. With low-intensity conflict, guerrilla force... ... a WorldTrade Organization (WTO), an international association of over 120 signatory nations, with thesame legal status as the United Nations. WTO has... ...not directed againstbusiness trade and investment but against governments. Signatory governments must lower tariffs,end farm subsidies, treat foreign ... ....S. mining ofNicaragua's harbors; and 2 to 1 majorities opposed aid to the Nicaraguan Contras (the right-wingCIA-supported mercenary army that was wag... ...supported mercenary army that was waging a brutal war of attrition against Nicaraguancivilians). A 1983 Washington Post/ABC News poll found that, by a... ...tio, our citizensopposed any attempt by the United States to overthrow the Nicaraguan government. By more than 2to 1 the public said the greatest caus... ... and boosting the wonders of the free market, are translatedinto dozens of languages and distributed by U.S. (dis)information agencies. The CIA alone ...

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...s: they include commentary on the text,excerpts from government documents, significant quotations from newspa-per articles and scholarship, and other ... ...ity of the interview for-mat. Always we remained faithful to Chomsky's own language andanswers-and he reviewed the text-but it was necessary to make s... ...d verified the sources cited in the foot-notes, except for certain foreign language materials. Most of the sources arethose Chomsky relied upon when m... ...l discoursethemselves are a tool for propagandizing the population. How is languageused to prevent us from understanding and to disempower us? Well, t... ...ly ideologically laden, always. Pickyour term: if it's a term that has any significance whatsoever-like, not "and"or "or"-it typically has two meaning... ... vast destruction inflicted at the end of the Somoza reign [thefour-decade Nicaraguan family dictatorship ousted by the Sandinistarevolution in July 1... ...red.15 Is itthat there can't be an independent press in Nicaragua? No, the Nicaraguanpress is one of the freest presses in the world, much more so tha... ...e as an outlet for some of this despair. Do you have any thoughtsabout the significance of that development in the U.S? It's pretty amazing what's hap... ...[about the National Security Council's il-legal dealings with Iran and the Nicaraguan contras], or "did he rememberor didn't he remember?" I personall...

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...arties and leaders: The People's USSR and other Eastern bloc countries; im-Language: 50% Pashtu, 35% Afghan Persian Democratic Party of Afgh... ...tan (PDPA) is ports mostly USSR and other Eastern bloc(Dari), 11% Turkic languages (primarily Uz- the sole legal political party; has two f... ... has not participated in CEMA since rift withally Language: Albanian (Tosk is official dialect), USSR in 1961; officiall... ...ta, Chile, and Matarani,Hernan Siles Zuazo, to head the government; imports significant quantities of wheat Peru)Siles was inaugurated on 10 O... ... vote in 1982 Ports: 8 major, 23 significant minor Fishing: catch 858,183 metr... ... ment expenditures $275 millionCommunists: no Communist party or signifi-cant number of sympathizers Monetary conversion ra... ...ways: 1,609 km; of little impor- reference map III) are the Nicaraguan Workers' Central (CTN), ... ...struction revokedIslands; 1 ground satellite station Nationality: noun Nicaraguan(s); the constitution of 1974 and issued a Funda- ... ...e constitution of 1974 and issued a Funda- adjective Nicaraguan mental Statute and a Program of theDefense For...

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...ecember 1979; members of Budget: current expenditure Af22.7 billion,(Dari), 11% Turkic languages (primarily the deposed Khalqi faction ... ... Communists: 122,600 party members (No-tral government budget Language: Albanian (Tosk is official dialect), vember... ...and Jewishdata reported for calendar year Language: Arabic (official), French, BerberCommunicatio... ...uage: Spanish, Quechua, and Aymara Victor Paz Estenssoro, center-left leader of ports significant quantities of wheat; an ille-(all official)... ... known as the Hois, evacuated to MauritiusPorts: 8 major, 23 significant minor b... ...ian, 16% Muslim Communists: no Communist party or signif- Language: English and Fre... ... 1, 220-2,439 m Nationality: noun Nicaraguan(s); adjec-Electric power: 7,473,000 kW capa... ...lectric power: 7,473,000 kW capacity Telecommunications: excellent interna- tive Nicaraguan(1985); 26.307 billion kWh produced (1985), ... ...r: 35% of Nicaragua's labor judicial authority is the Sandinista- Communists: the Nicaraguan Socialist Partyforce is organized; of the se...

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...ening, An Elderly Man Of Thoughtful Mien, Who Addressed Him InFamiliar Language. On Several Later Occasions He Discoursed With TheSame Personage... ...iven Rise ToControversy, Although Its Origin From The Greek Word Dodeka, SignifyingTwelve And Alluding To The Twelve Morsels Into Which His Body W... ...wot)Ways It Doesn't." Later On, At The University, He Used The English Language ForThe Sake Of Convenience--In Order To Make Himself Understood ... ...ncussion Were Concerned. The Island Rocked To ItsFoundations. It Was The Signal For The Festival Of The Patron Saint To Begin. Nobody Could Have S... ...d Glasses, And SeveralShelves Were Littered With Newspapers In Different Languages. AcetyleneLamps Hung From The Flat Ceiling. An Odour Of Stale T... ...agua, Got Too Hot For Him. There Was Don Pomponio Di Vergara Y Puyarola, NicaraguanMinister Of Finance; One Might Come To Terms With A Man Of That... ...ght Her Into Contact With TheLocal Police And Sometimes With His Worship Signor Malipizzo. GreatlyTo The Surprise Of Mr. Parker, The Magistrate Wa... ... The Gloom. Before Him Lay TheSkeleton Draft Of His Annual Report To The Nicaraguan Minister Of Finance, AGentleman Who Developed A Passionate Cra... ... And Protector Had Been Stabbed To Death, After The ApprovedFashion Of Nicaraguan Politicians, By A Couple Of Assassins In The Pay OfThat Minist...

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...ches and sticks floating in the water. They saw flocks of birds.These were signs of land. Then, on October 12, a sailor called Rodrigosaw the early mo... ...loped hundreds of different tribal cultures,perhaps two thousand different languages. They perfected the art ofagriculture, and figured out how to gro... ...than perhaps any place in the world. They were people without a written language, but with their own laws, their poetry, their history kept in memo... ... from their land and culture, forced into a situationwhere the heritage of language, dress, custom, family relations, wasbit by bit obliterated except... ... of punishment for running away,that so many blacks did run away must be a sign of a powerful rebellious-ness. All through the 1700s, the Virginia sla... ... idea of their own inferiority to "know their place," to see blacknessas a sign of subordination, to be awed by the power of the master, tomerge their... ...he Hawaiian islands and maintainour influence in Samoa. . . . and when the Nicaraguan canal is built, theisland of Cuba . . . will become a necessity....

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... Looking past the curtains, I saw nobody in front ofmy door. Another bad sign. I gripped the knife and took one step back, in fear for what mightha... ...t difficult for the police officers; they all had to learn it shortlyafter signing up for the police force. There are some tensions that naturally ... ...gle word, and when the transcript of theinterrogation is presented, to not sign it. I shred the first printout that the bureaucrat gave me, buthe insi... ...ruman authorized Operation PBFORTUNE to topple Árbenz with the support of Nicaraguan dictator Anastasio Somoza García, but the operation was aborted... ...required readings. She claimedto be fascinated with my usage of the German language, which she alleged had a unique vocabularyand word ordering (perha... ...on this failed approach. (To clarify, in case you are not fluent in the language of state oppression, David here saidthat if you have the 'wrong' v...

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...ranchised freeman andthe humble slave of the New. Its nationality is universal; its language every whereunderstood by the haters of tyranny; and those... ...rnest thought, apparently indifferent to all outward objects,but ready at a word or sign from the chief to undertake any task. During thesojourn at Ch... ...d the roll called by the Captain, a sentinelwas posted outside the door, to warn by signal if any one should approach, andwe listened to preparatory r... ...d Clegget Fitzhugh, and taken before Justice Reisher. Uponexamination, a commission signed by Captain Brown, marked No. 4, being foundupon his person,... ...stcapitalism. "Wobblies," as IWW members were nicknamed, were known for thedramatic language and their revolutionary commitment to total class warfare... ...2 when textile workers, mostly women,European immigrants speaking a dozen different languages, carried on a strikeduring the bitterly cold months of J... ... the Boland amendment was passed in 1984 forbidding U.S. governmental aid to the Nicaraguan contras, the Reagan administration adopted an offici...

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... moving. Even though this is only an intermediate step, its effects can be signif-icant. For example, many commentators on the war have described it a... ... world. Yet,we need not see the Vietnam experience and its consequences as signs ofrot in the framework of national power. They may, in fact, signify ... ...uite different vision of the world situation. On the other hand, there are significant issues that originate in conditionsnot primarily driven by the ... ...ING VIETNAMsion to prepare officers "as Military Assistance Advisors (less language andarea orientation) ."6 In essence, security assistance issues we... ...alvador and Vietnam, but between themindset, the strategic concept and the language of the policymakers thenand now."2' Neither writer saw interventio... ...e materialscould be challenged as thin and rhetorical, yet they remain the languagein which Congress communicates with the electorate. Statements desi... ...me limited similarities to the one inVietnam. Nelson favored US support of Nicaraguan contras as a means ofinterdicting arms shipments, noting that it... ...tes "with a repeat of the unfortunateBay of Pigs scenario." He added: "One Nicaraguan, when asked where theContras would go if they failed, replied 'M...

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...e of rent. The powers and duties of the Governor are thus set forth in the language of the law "He may grant pardons and reprieves, and remit fines... ...ishsession of the island. It is natural to suppose that for a generation language."or more to come the men to be elected to office will come princi... ...tizenship. All classes seemed eager to fit themselves for the new our language would bring to them that all classes were imbued w^thduties tha... ...eryNuevitas Bay and transferred the munitions to Gen.Cisneros" home, sign of life, living on wild fruits, tortured bodily by his disease andthir... ... 463have been the signal for the overthrowing of the Hawaiian mon- enter into petty ... ..., and demanded that irt the throne room,the cabinet countersign her signature to the instrument. and again from the The queen w... ... of the steamship line 'connecting the Philippines with the proposed Nicaraguan canal. Annu Island, with an area of ten square miles, is sit...

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...he decides, in the last asphalt instant, before turning the corner atthat familiar small silver engraved sign attending roadpost mailbox,advertising... ...it’s coming in awfully clear!with malign inflection like she just bit into a mealy peach, ––. . . and that signthere, it says we are now leaving Carso... ...ant to go into the Academy, and he threw me out. . . briefly pausingtelling her story to transmit her call sign to a tower somewhere, ––anyway Ihad a ... ... I needed my own security detail, my dad wanted tohire the nun but could not afford her so I had these two Nicaraguan rebelgirls with assault rifles u... ...ll. . . ––This young fellow wanted to be ‘Software’ Sheldon Selden, butdidn’t quite get the hang of the language. ––Hey I grew up in Palm Spring... ...e-gauged boy, a grade older than them, adding,with pride at command of detail not detectable in any of his Language-Artsessays from recent years, ––th... ...at reserves them the right todemand return on the principal sooner than on the interest, buried in therein language where no rodeo clown lawyer can fi...

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...ny degree and is not beingconcurrently submitted in candidature for any degree.Signed ................................................................... ...cknowledged by footnotes giving explicit references.A bibliography is appended.Signed ................................................................... ...an, and for the title and summary to be made available to outsideorganisations.Signed ................................................................... ...rment may be, they are positive objectives. Critiqu- ing their use in the language and practices of development generally has a subtext of g... ...uption discourse”, she argues, are in tensionwith the simultaneously deployed “language and methodologies of economics andrational choice”, the “predo... ...ositivist research.From the need for interpretation of reality it follows that language is not simply atool through which we can express reality, or a... ...oliberal reform, governance and corruption in Central America: Exploring the Nicaraguan case. Political Geography 24 (5), 601-630Bukovansky, M. (2...

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...hen an author chooses a periphrastic title andfails to tell the reader the significance of it until almost the last page, by whichtime I am usually be... ...athers in educatingfree of charge his youngest brother Beram are also very significant. There hasbeen speculation as to whether or not Shapurji as a y... ...ayed there four days and settled a good provisionalagreement on new terms, signing same on the strength of my power ofattorney for J.N. Tata.“This was... ...and Sally; this was because ‘Sally’ wasvery similar to a swear-word in his language, Gujarati. Her parents and sistersalways continued to call her Sal... ...expressed a series of new ideas.Translate the word as you may in different languages, but the purpose isobvious that it is desired to express by this ... ... both like to look at facts as facts, and do not wrap themup in diplomatic language…“The action of the Viceroy in going over the heads of the people… ... ...tion of war? When Kellogg landed in France, Americansoldiers were shooting Nicaraguans and interfering with their affairs. Ishall not go into all the ...

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...appears thatthe nineties are going to be a telling decade in U.S. history. The signposts ofsystemic breakdown are as glaringly obvious as they were in... ... more than tripled over the last decade,supported by the public, is merely one sign of societal decomposition. Thatsystemic change occurred during the... ...of power."Clearly, objective history is an impossibility. This understood, the significantproblem lies in how the general population defines the term;... ...m and later the bombing ofCambodia; government funding and military aid to the Nicaraguan Contras; andsupport of UNITA and South Africa in the virtual... ...their will, stop letting our children be educated by thebarbarian, using their language, dress, and customs, and most assuredly stopturning our cheeks... ...or three things that I would like totake, but cannot take them here in prison: language (Chinese and Arabic),electronics, and chemicals. Maybe I'll ge... ...ography, forms of government,anthropology, archaeology and the basics of three languages, and when I canget hold of them some of the works on urban gu...

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...se they are aimed at a large audience ofspecialists and laymen, they must eschew technical language, thereby inviting the scorn of thosewho do not kno... ...been takenby some participants in this perennial debate. Some communists attach overriding significance tosocial justice and consider the other five c... ...d probably conclude that Sweden was freer than China.In most cases, however, a few telling signs can obviate laborious comparative research, e.g.,elec... ...mass production of busts of a livingpolitical figure; prohibition on speaking a particular language; or mass emigration.Life in a DictatorshipOne clas... ...evements, improved material living conditions, and social justice.It must be conceded that significant improvements have been made. According to one 1... ...e attack on truth was the indirect attack on empirical rules ofevidence, on reason, and on language. This attack was based on the ingenious insight th... ...on-nuclear forces frequently influenced the conduct of small nations.Throughout the 1980s, Nicaraguan domestic and foreign policies were shaped in par...

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...se they are aimed at a large audience ofspecialists and laymen, they must eschew technical language, thereby inviting the scorn of thosewho do not kno... ...been takenby some participants in this perennial debate. Some communists attach overriding significance tosocial justice and consider the other five c... ...d probably conclude that Sweden was freer than China.In most cases, however, a few telling signs can obviate laborious comparative research, e.g.,elec... ...mass production of busts of a livingpolitical figure; prohibition on speaking a particular language; or mass emigration.Life in a DictatorshipOne clas... ...evements, improved material living conditions, and social justice.It must be conceded that significant improvements have been made. According to one 1... ...e attack on truth was the indirect attack on empirical rules ofevidence, on reason, and on language. This attack was based on the ingenious insight th... ...on-nuclear forces frequently influenced the conduct of small nations.Throughout the 1980s, Nicaraguan domestic and foreign policies were shaped in par...

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...old War confron-tation with a communist world led by the Soviet Union—even ifthere were signs of change on the horizon. In the ensuing de-cade and a h... ...s powerand thus not a great cause of international concern. However, thegap has widened significantly, especially in military matters. Fur-ther, the gr... ...l-though the American Revolution preceded its French counter-part, it was probably less significant in its immediate effect onwarfare. The American Rev... ...er. There wasgeneral agreement that US interests in the area would be betterserved by a Nicaraguan government other than that of the San-dinistas (alt... ...heir neighbors and for us? and, hence,what should we have been prepared to do about the Nicaraguansituation? Few argued at the time that the situation... ...erest. Rather, the debate was over whether weshould give military support to the United Nicaraguan Opposition(the Contras), thereby placing the situat... ...t no recognized national government has yet emerged.“Ethnic cleansing” was added to the language of internationalpolitics when Serbs, Croats, and Bosn... ... Basic Concepts and Relationships Theorists of nuclear strategy developed their own languageand logic to describe their unique part of military st...

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...ue is notthat such wars in the third world today are new conflicts or that significantly more ofthem have occurred than during the cold war, but the i... ...any positive developments in the new era? The answer does offerencouraging signs, and an overall assessment requires a balanced analysis. The mostsign... ...onsiderable progress in dampening the move towards nuclearproliferation. 3 Significant also is the demise of the Marxist Soviet state whosedisintegrat... ...of Christianity andMarxism) was a strong contributor to the success of the Nicaraguan Sandinistas and wasa rallying point for Peruvian Sendero Luminos... ...aluating the “self-definition” of a person.6 These cultural traits include language, physical appearance, religious affiliation, andthose “other” indi... ...oups into its sovereignty, it will openly attempt to change thetraditions, language, and other characteristics which have defined ethnic groups. TheSo... ...iateEscobar’s complicity with Panama’s Manuel Noriega, as well as with the NicaraguanSandinistas in the trafficking of illegal drugs. Escobar allied h... ... multilateraldisarmament agreement. To cover all contingencies, the treaty language also covers those 156activities which are n...

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... of them, ad- dressed to nobody, and without place or date, but having the signature of (apparently) the writer, is a letter of eight closely written ... ...er I found it equally vague, having nothing to identify by, except her own signature, which seems to be “Mrs. Anna S. King.” I could not again find he... ...y of such magnitude, which has at the very period of its creation rendered signal service to the Union. The increase of the number of seamen in the pu... ... United States, and ,from any foreign country whatever, than are levied on Nicaraguan ships and their cargoes in the same ports under like circumstanc... ... Seward. V arious sugges- tions were offered. Secretary Chase wished the language stron- ger in reference to the arming of the blacks. “Mr. Blair, a... ...of these fairs are the women of America. I am not accustomed to the use of language of eulogy: I have never studied the art of paying compliments to w... ...navigating the eastern seas and oceans. Its people are free, and its laws, language, and religion are largely the fruit of our own teaching and exampl...