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examples the
growth of the Nile
delta since the time of Homer, and "the
upheaving of one of the
Aeolian islands,
previous to a
volcanic eruption."' Meteorologica...
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economic prosperity that they had promised,
leading to
citizen motivation to
upheave the government.
Economic distress mirrored across most
regimes had declined...
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during part of the
continuing Italian Wars
known as the Four Years' War
upheaved the
political ground of Europe. He was
actually taken prisoner: Cesare...
- the
industrialisation began in the 19th century, the
social order was
upheaved and with it the
focus of the
intelligentsia and the
educated changed as...
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managed to
rediscover the urn
containing his father's
ashes that had been
upheaved by the
flood and he
therefore shifted the urn to
Pakkhoke Randhawa for...
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Which m**** and
silent rested at my feet. A
hundred hills their dusky backs upheaved All over this
still ocean, and beyond, Far, far beyond, the
vapours shot...
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there were any; only swellings-up of the
earth here and there, like the
upheavings of the
water that one sees at
whiles going on
amidst the
eddies of a swift...
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Sanderson encountered reports of a
species of
fungi which "weigh a ton, and
upheave large trees". The
earliest report appears to have been in the writings...
- Continent, 1820 1822 Fort
Fuentes (XXIII) 1821–1822 "Dread hour! when,
upheaved by war's
sulphurous blast,"
Memorials of a Tour on the Continent, 1820...
- the
employment on
sugarcane farms and deer hunting. Similarly, the
Dutch upheaved the
traditional agricultural practices in
favor of more
modern systems...
