- (2008)
Extinguishment.
Accessed June 16, 2008 Rawle, Francis; Bouvier, John. (1914) Bouvier's Law
Dictionary and
Concise Encyclopedia Extinguishment. Pp...
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Congress to
extinguish aboriginal title—by "purchase or conquest," or with a
clear statement—is
plenary and exclusive. Such
extinguishment is not compensable...
- "Embrace, extend, and
extinguish" (EEE), also
known as "embrace, extend, and exterminate", is a
phrase that the U.S.
Department of
Justice found was used...
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Numismatic Bibliography of Dr L.H. Cope".
Retrieved 19
November 2016.
Extinguishment of
Alkali Metal Fires, S.J.
Rodgers and W.A. Everson,
Technical Do****entary...
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million years. Due to
thermal insulation and the
avoidance of rain/snow
extinguishment by the crust,
underground coal-seam
fires are the most
persistent fires...
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streets were in ruins. The last
fires at the
World Trade Center site were
extinguished on
December 20. The
Deutsche Bank
Building was
damaged and was later...
- Illyrians. One of the
three "Great Flames" of the
Achaemenid Empire was
extinguished during the
reign of
Alexander the
Great to
honour the
death of his close...
- was
treated with
extreme savagery—the Xia
civilization was
essentially extinguished in what Man
described as a "very
successful ethnocide". The
exact nature...
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spark extinguishing system (also
known as
spark detection and
extinguishing system") is used for
preventive fire protection. A
spark extinguishing system...
- is the run-down of a jet
engine or
other turbine engine due to the
extinguishment of the
flame in its combustor. The loss of
flame can have a variety...
