-
bodily processes and
quality of life in
humans and animals. The
academic forebearer of the
modern field of
behavioral medicine and a part of the practice...
-
Radio named Lesley Gore
Sings of Mixed-Up Hearts, Gore's
second album, as
forebearer of one of the top 150
albums recorded by women. The
album missed the official...
- two
origins encouraged a
satire more
aggressive than that of its
Roman forebearers Szabari,
Antonia (October 23, 2009), Less
Rightly Said:
Scandals and...
- 1996, one of the most
commercially successful graphing calculators and a
forebearer to the more
successful TI-84 and TI-84 Plus
Casio classpad 300
circa 2003...
- citizen-friendly initiatives. He
encouraged private-public parti****tion and was a
forebearer of the
Bangalore Advance Task Force. If the
office of a
Minister is vacant...
- in its use of
matres lectionis, with the
Samaritan Pentateuch and its
forebearers being more full and the
Qumran tradition showing the most
liberal use...
- "Jordan 191 to 'Pink Mercedes' - The
shifting fortunes of Aston's F1
forebearers". Autosport.
Retrieved 17
March 2021. Valantine,
Henry (11
April 2024)...
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Moses as an infant.
According to
Muslim tradition, she
serves as the
forebearer of that name for Mary,
mother of Jesus. This
matter has been explained...
- Stars.
These samples are
intended to
serve as
tributes to "Nas'
lyrical forebearers [sic] and around-the-way influences. He is
repping his borough's hip...
- is "typically
American and
altogether an
ideal type", and that "her
forebearers for ten
generations have been
American born".
Campbell had graduated...
