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restricted interest rates, the
Catholic Church in
medieval Europe, as well as the
Reformed Churches,
regarded the
charging of
interest at any rate as
sinful (as...
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above repayment of the prin****l sum (that is, the
amount borrowed),
at a
particular rate. It is
distinct from a fee
which the
borrower may pay to the lender...
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close to the
pulse rate measured at any peripheral point. The
American Heart ****ociation
states the
normal resting adult human heart rate is 60–100 bpm. An...
- epidemic". In 2021, the
global rate of
suicide deaths for men was 12.3 per 100,000, more than
double the
rate for women,
which stood at 5.9 per 100,000 po****tion...
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respiratory rate greater than normal,
resulting in
abnormally rapid and
shallow breathing. In
adult humans at rest,
any respiratory rate of 12–20 per...
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herbivorous Strigogyps led
other lifestyles.
Basal parrots and
falcons are
at any rate vaguely crow-like and
probably omnivorous.
Cladogram of
Telluraves relationships...
- In
medieval Europe, the
female body was seen (by men,
at any rate) as an inferior,
subordinate version of the male body.
While male
bodies were praised...
- of a
single language,
whereas others come up with much
higher counts.
At any rate,
mutual comprehensibility among the
Northern Berber varieties is high...
- risk-free
rate can be
obtained with no risk,
any other investment having some risk will have to have a
higher rate of
return in
order to
induce any investors...