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25 Dec 2016: 26 Maclean, N. (ed.) Animals with Novel Genes, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. ... College, Cambridge, CB3 0BN, UK, una organización no lucrativa para la educación y la investigación (www.faraday-institute.org).

20 Apr 2016: 20 April 2016 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY REPORTER 469. Annual fee (£) Annual fee (£). ... Table 2, M.Phil. Degree, continued. 470 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY REPORTER 20 April 2016.

25 Nov 2016: At Cambridge he joined the Mummers, the Union, and Cambridge University Liberal Club, subsequently becoming a committee member. ... History. He has successfully developed on his own initiative an important area of historical study hitherto neglected in

17 Aug 2016: shaikach ' that 1 remembered seeing on the heads of Serbian refugees in Cambridge in the last war. ... In other fields the College had many distinguished representatives, who gained their fame outside Cambridge.

12 May 2016: von G. Mittag-Leiller. 14: 2). 4to. Stockholm, 1890. Addilions. Cambridge Antiquarian SOciety. ... The Diary of Samuel Newton, Alderman. of Cambridge (1662-1717). Edited by J.

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17 Nov 2016: THE EAGLE. A MAGAZINE SUPPORTED B Y MEMBERS OF ST JOHN'S COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE. ... Real Tennis has had a long tradition at Cambridge, especially at St John's.

19 Apr 2016: verse of the fourth; they also adduce to strengthen. their theory the apparent abstinence from animal food. ... an animal i n some future existence. Good acts, etc. ,. will produce good consequences ; prosperity i n this. world, or birth in heaven, or in

18 Jan 2016: www.wesley.cam.ac.uk/holiness ISSN 2058-5969HOLINESS The Journal of Wesley House Cambridge Copyright authorVolume 2 (2016) Issue 1 (Holiness & the Body): pp. ... Thereis the emphasis on the early saints, who are seen as people who lived close tothe world

18 Jul 2016: It isn't cruelty," said Fitzmaurice, " they treat animals just as they treat themselves. ... They're quite accustomed to it. You must remember that the principal draught animal is still man.