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Ivory is a hard,
white material from the
tusks (traditionally from elephants) and
teeth of animals, that
consists mainly of dentine, one of the physical...
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Elfenbein Kaufmann (born in Santiago,
Chile on July 24, 1972) is a
Chilean journalist,
radio broadcaster and
television presenter. Julián
Elfenbein studied...
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Israel Elfenbein (1890–1964) was an
American rabbi and
Talmudic scholar.
Elfenbein was born in Buczacz,
Eastern Galicia, and
immigrated to the United...
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formerly more
widespread Dravidian language family.
According to
Josef Elfenbein (1989), the most
common theory is that the Bra**** were part of a Dravidian...
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hypothesised a
derivation from
Dravidian (lit.
Northern hillmen). However,
Josef Elfenbein found it
unconvincing and
hypothesised a
derivation from
Saraiki (Jaṭki)...
- Balochistan. He was ********inated on 13
October 2010.
Table 13 in
Elfenbein (1989)
Table 13 in
Elfenbein (1989) Tate,
George P****man (1912). Seistan: A
Memoir on...
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province and
Khorasan in Iran.
Koroshi is also
classified as Balochi.
Elfenbein divides the
dialects of the
Balochi language into six categories: Rakhshani...
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urban media.
Simitar also
distributed its own label. In 1985,
Mickey Elfenbein,
former president and CEO of K-Tel International, and
Philip Kives (K-tel...
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Hillary Anger Elfenbein is the John and
Ellen Wallace Distinguished Professor of
Organizational Behavior at
Washington University in St. Louis, known...
- ISSN 1874-7167.
Elfenbein (1997), p. 748.
Elfenbein (1997), p. 749.
Elfenbein (1997), p. 746.
Elfenbein (1997), pp. 740, 750–751.
Elfenbein (1997), pp. 751–753...
