- Look up
ascendency in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Ascendency or
ascendancy is a
quantitative attribute of an ecosystem,
defined as a
function of...
- The
Whigs were a
political party in the
Parliaments of England, Scotland, Ireland,
Great Britain and the
United Kingdom.
Between the 1680s and the 1850s...
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Their Bright Ascendency, also
called the
Ascendant trilogy, is a
trilogy of
epistolary epic
fantasy novels by the
American writer K. ****nault Rivera....
- the
nation gradually became more
politically polarized,
leading to the
ascendency of
increasingly polarized Congressmembers,
especially following the 1994...
- the late
Vedic Upanishads (c. 500 BCE) and the
period of
Gupta imperial ascendency (c. 320–467 CE)." See:
Samuel 2008, p. 194: "The
Brahmanical pattern"...
- The All-Russian
Central Executive Committee of the
Soviets of Workers' and Soldiers'
Deputies (June –
November 1917) was a
permanent body
formed by the...
-
Crime in
Toronto has been low in
comparison to
other major cities. In 2024, a
ranking of 60
large cities by The
Economist ranked Toronto as the 6th safest...
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themselves as one people.: 30 A
century later the
Kingdom of
Gwynedd was in
ascendency, and
Gruffydd ap
Llywelyn subdued all
opposition by 1057,
becoming the...
- non-Christian. Historically, it was
prohibited by
Puritans during their ascendency in the
Commonwealth of
England (1647–1660) and in
Colonial New England...
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resumption of food aid. The
period of 1967–75 was
characterised by
socialist ascendency in India,
which culminated in 1976 with the
official declaration of state...
