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Counterpoise (1997-2011) is an
alternative review journal formerly based in Gainesville,
Florida (United States). It was
founded in 1997 by
Charles Willett...
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weight made of clay, stone, or a
similar material,
which serves as the
counterpoise of a lever. The
bucket can be
lowered by the
operator using their own...
- In
electronics and
radio communications, a
counterpoise is a
network of
suspended horizontal wires or
cables (or a
metal screen), used as a substitute...
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southern states will be anxious. The
northern will be glad to send a
counterpoise in Vermont."
Vermont was
admitted to the
Union in 1791. In 1788, he was...
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larger and more powerful,
counterweight trebuchet, also
known as the
counterpoise trebuchet, uses a
counterweight to
swing the arm. It
appeared in both...
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Clarus Press. The
Indian Contract Act 1872 s.2b
DiMatteo L. (1997). The
Counterpoise of Contracts: The
Reasonable Person Standard and the
Subjectivity of...
- its rich silt
providing sustenance to all who
lived along its banks. A
counterpoise to the
dazzling heat of the
Indian summer, the
Ganges came to be imbued...
- (Italian pronunciation: [kontrapˈposto]) is an
Italian term that
means "
counterpoise". It is used in the
visual arts to
describe a
human figure standing with...
- revivals. The
National ****ociation of
Evangelicals formed in 1942 as a
counterpoise to the
mainline Federal Council of Churches. In 1942–43, the Old-Fashioned...
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girdle Malachite (šsmt) 𓋧 S18 U+132E7 "menat
necklace and
counterpoise"
Menat (mnjt)
Menat necklace 𓋨 S19 U+132E8 seal with
necklace Seal (ḫtm)...
