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Smirt: An
Urbane Nightmare is a 1934
satirical romance novel by
American writer James Branch Cabell, the
opening volume in his
trilogy The
Nightmare Has...
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Smirting is the
practice of
smoking and
flirting outside public places such as pubs, bars, cafés, restaurants, and
office buildings where smoking is prohibited...
- French).
Retrieved 3
September 2022. sur
smirt-npdc.fr (consulté le 30 mai 2016 http://www.
smirt-npdc.fr/elus-du-
smirt/ "La
droite en lambeaux". Le Monde.fr...
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include Alphacam,
Cabinet Vision, Edgecam,
Machining STRATEGIST, PEPS, Radan,
SMIRT, SURFCAM, VISI, and WorkNC,
along with the
production control MRP system...
- Virginia.
Other works include: The
Nightmare Has
Triplets trilogy,
comprising Smirt (1934),
Smith (1935), and
Smire (1937) The
Heirs and ****igns trilogy, comprising...
- dreams, with
transitions and
causality flexible.
James Branch Cabell's
Smirt,
along with its two sequels, form an
extended dream, with most of the action...
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International Conference on
Structural Mechanics in
Reactor Technology (
SMIRT), Stuttgart, Germany,
August 1993. "****essment of
Seismic Retrofit Techniques...
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Carroll (1865) The
Nightmare has
Triplets trilogy by
James Branch Cabell Smirt: An
Urbane Nightmare (1934) Smith: A
Sylvan Interlude (1934) Smire: An Acceptance...
- (in co-authorship with
Maistrenko A. L.,
Polupan V. I.,
Minasevich B. B.,
SMiRT 11 Transactions, Vol. SD2 (August 1991), Tokyo, ****an, 1991, p. 411-416)...
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event Sinthome Situational ****ual
behavior Skoptic syndrome Sleep **** ****
Smirting Smoking fetishism Snowballing (****ual practice)
Social impact of thong...
