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Although oligarchical, the
relative political freedom they
afforded was
conducive to
academic and
artistic advancement. The best-known
maritime republics...
- the game much
safer than
regular play but that the new rule was not "
conducive to the sport". In 1906,
President Roosevelt organized a
meeting among...
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tends not to be as
common as some
other insects in
habitats that are most
conducive to fossilization, such as
lakes and ponds;
their juvenile stage has only...
- When cats mate, the
tomcat (male)
bites the
scruff of the female's neck as she ****umes a
position conducive to
mating known as
lordosis behavior....
- named, his book is laid out
through seven habits he has
identified as
conducive to
personal growth. The book is laid out
through seven habits.
Covey intends...
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Retrieved 19 June 2021. "Colombia and Peru
demonstrate the most
conducive environments for
financial inclusion" (PDF). 2016
Global Microscope on...
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considered endemics except stenoendemics. Some
environments are
particularly conducive to the
development of
endemic species,
either because they
allow the persistence...
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sperm storage.
Despite this, the eggs are laid singly, a
behaviour not
conducive for
external fertilisation. The
order Gymnophiona (from the Gr**** gymnos...
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noted for its use of breakdowns,
which are slow,
intense p****ages
conducive to moshing,
while other defining instrumentation includes heavy guitar...
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Friedrich Engels were
devoutly opposed to any
socialist institution that was "
conducive to
superstitious authoritarianism".
Draper makes the
argument that this...
