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The exception to this rule, are the two middle cubicles, which are fitted with a single bed in each. ... It has weathered periods of economic decline and been bruised by local civic unrest.

Life as Politics: How Ordinary People Change the Middle East. Stanford CA: Stanford University Press Bourdieu, Pierre (1984). ... Economic and Political Weekly, 43(20), 59–66. Page 24 of 29. Perlman, Janice E.

Thorne 1990) More so than any other material iron became associated with the dramatic socio-economic-technological changes that transformed the face of Britain during the 18PthP and 19PthP centuries. ... Street (1824-1881), doyen of the Gothic school,

Ha.::::-ley,J01.:rnalof theBritish Archaeological Association Vol XXXVIII 1974"Bricks of Eastern England to End of the Middle Ages" byL.S. ... Tests for weather resistance are being carried out thiswinter. Preparing the clay is abetter.

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This article tests the hypothesis by comparing three zone systems for the same study areaat the metropolitan scale. ... trip patterns by mode, socio-economic group, time ofday, etc., within a single zoning system.

This paper is a synthesis aimed at defining the characteristics of the construction as accurately and detailed as possible, by means of test pits and surveying. ... The definition of the dimensional and constructional characteristics are based on the

traditional for historical and dialectical materialism through the prism of the succession of "socio-economic systems". ... I, Chernyshev, V. I, Shukhardin, S. V, 1962. The History of Engineering, Moscow: Socio-Economic Literature Publishing House.

A survey of the construction was done including test apertures and an analysis of the structural behaviour. ... The vaults are formed slightly concave. The middle apex is about 500 millimetres higher than the transverse arches’ apexes.

Perhaps I never thought that my empathy for this period would be put to the test. ... In its broken form, the echoes of Antiquity, the Middle Ages, and the modern age amplify – and the struggles and anxieties of the seventeenth century seem to assume a