- self-
perpetuation of the species, if not to the individual. Po****tions self-
perpetuate and grow.
Entire ecosystems show homeostasis, and thus
perpetuate themselves...
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state motto. It is most
commonly translated as "the life of the land is
perpetuated in righteousness." An
alternative translation,
which appears at Thomas...
- for a
clear account of the error, and how and why it
might have been
perpetuated Faraone,
Christopher A. "Binding and
Burying the
Forces of Evil: The...
- and
bands that have "influence and
significance to the
development and
perpetuation of rock and roll". ^ Note 1.
These backing bands were
inducted by a separate...
-
varieties were a
result of the
abilities of the
Livingstons to
evaluate and
perpetuate superior material in the tomato." Livingston's
first breed of tomato,...
- Portsmouth, N.H.: Heinemann. Morton, Barry; Ramsay, Jeff. "The
Invention and
Perpetuation of Botswana's
National Mythology, 1885–1966". pp. 4–7.
Retrieved 13 July...
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official repression:
along with
their artistic expression, they
wanted to
perpetuate the
memory of the slaves,
their suffering and
their uprooting. The French...
- a high-income country, it
still remains a
country of
stark contrasts perpetuated by
dramatic educational disparities.
Between 2015 and 2017,
poverty at...
- campaign, it is a myth that was
created by
German wartime propaganda and
perpetuated by
sloppy scholarship. Yet such
myths have also been
embraced by the...
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ethnic groups—such as
Malay and
Indian actors—as characters, as well as
perpetuating stereotypes of East Asians.
Crazy Rich
Asians premiered on
August 7,...
