- On
October 14, 1912,
former U.S.
President Theodore Roosevelt survived an ********ination
attempt by John Schrank, a
former saloonkeeper,
while campaigning...
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first among Muslim states, but was short-lived. As the
empire gradually shrank in size,
military power and wealth;
especially after the
Ottoman economic...
- d'Île-de-France (11)" (in French).
Retrieved 15
February 2023. "Paris Po****tion
Shrank By 122,000 Over Past Decade","Forbes Magazine", 24
February 2023 "Le Parisien...
- Cyprus, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Lebanon. As the
Ottoman Empire gradually shrank, 7–9 million
Muslims from its
former territories in the Caucasus, Crimea...
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shifted from
physical attendance to
video conferencing. M****ive
layoffs shrank the airline, travel, hospitality, and
other industries.
Despite most corporations...
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media conglomerate Time
Warner in the
largest merger in US history. AOL
shrank rapidly thereafter,
partly due to the
decline of dial-up and rise of broadband...
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remained inhabited, they
contracted significantly in size. Rome, for instance,
shrank from a po****tion of
hundreds of
thousands to
around 30,000 by the end of...
- and
foreign workers. In the
final quarter of 2023, the
Israeli economy shrank by 5.2% quarter-to-quarter due to
labour shortages in
construction and from...
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apparently was lost
immediately following its composition.) This set of
morae shrank to 67 in
Early Middle ****anese,
though some were
added through Chinese influence...
- He Who
Shrank is a
science fiction novella by
Henry H****e,
printed as the
featured story in the
August 1936
issue of
Amazing Stories magazine (illustrated...