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4 Sep 2007: O’Rourke Kathleen Binnie . Building footpaths where people walk: the challenges of using a VLE to support international collaborative learning . Susan Oaks Carol Carnevale Oto Jones Meg Benke . ... R. (Eds.). (2000).

19 Oct 2007: the Many. Collectives are a kind of cyber-organism, formed from people linked.

8 Jun 2015: 19 TXIPLJ 393 Page 1 19 Tex. Intell. Prop. L.J. 393. 2011 Thomson Reuters. No Claim to Orig. US Gov. Works. Texas Intellectual Property Law Journal Spring 2011. Article. 393 PATENT ELIGIBLE MEDICAL AND BIOTECHNOLOGY INVENTIONS AFTER BILSKI,

7 Feb 2018: convinced that some people misinterpret and misunderstand Amoris simply because they fail or. ... uncertainty as people take up the challenges of marriage and raising a family.

15 Oct 2014: To its critics, theagricultural giant is a corporate hybrid of Victor Frankenstein and Ebenezer Scrooge, using sci-ence to create foods that threaten the health of both people and the planet, ... a new invention to poison people. is not a patentable inven

31 Oct 2014: 22 Zhou, X. (2009) ‘Reform of the International Monetary System’, Speeches, People’s Bank of China, 23 March. ... Washington D.C.: International Monetary Fund. 27 Zhou, X. (2009) ‘Reform of the International Monetary System’, Speeches,

10 Jun 2013: represents a real breakthrough in business ethics literature (Frank, 2004)  Frank challenges the central view that competitive pressure makes naïve to expect that people (and organizations) restrain themselves for the ... Both on empirical and

4 Jun 2015: It has beenestablished that immigration by Spanish speaking and Asian people significantly impacted plant diversity in the UnitedStates in the twentieth century, [FN88] and it seemed likely to us that most

3 Dec 2015: acknowledged but about which people are often confused. This element is perhaps most frequently. ... to enter into it- into one’s own and other people’s madness.

4 Nov 2013: people are doing doctorates in canon law than in Scripture. So the Church clearly asserts the. ... and reciprocity. It has become common for people to distinguish themselves from ‘the.