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    The blind spots of secularization

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    According to several international surveys Spain is among the western countries with the most negative views of Jews. While quantitative data on the topic accumulates, there is a significant lack of interpretative approaches that might explain the particular Spanish case. This paper presents the background, methodology and major results of a discussion group-based study on antisemitism, which was conducted in Spain in the autumn of 2009. The study identifies and locates in different socio-economic and ideological milieus the range of stereotypical discourses on Jews, Judaism and the Arab–Israeli conflict in Spain. Analysis of the group meetings shows that, despite growing secularization in Spanish society, the central explanatory variable for persisting and resurging antisemitism in this country is still religion in a broad cultural sense.N

    Studio critico sulla protezione del lavoro delle donne e dei fanciulli nelle manifatture / G. Marazzi, E. Baer

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    Studio critico sulla protezione del lavoro delle donne e dei fanciulli nelle manifatture / G. Marazzi, E. Baer Torino : Tip. Angelo Locatelli, 1884 38 p. ; 23 cm In testa al front.: R. Universita di Torino, Istituto di esercitazioni nelle scienze giuridico-politiche

    On Minimal Non-Baer-Groups

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    In this note we extend some results obtained by Xu [20] on soluble minimal non-Baer-groups to locally graded minimal non-Baer-groups. In particular, we prove that if G is an infinite locally graded minimal non-Baer-group, then G is a countable non-perfect locally nilpotent p-group for some prime p. Moreover, if G', the derived subgroup of G, is non-perfect, then for all integers n >= 2, G/gamma(n)(G') is a minimal non-nilpotent-group having a maximal subgroup

    Pecosa-Baer: Nuevo cultivar de lupino blanco de hábito de crecimiento determinado arbustivo, grano dulce y alto contenido de proteína

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    The expansion of white lupin ( Lupinus albus L.) cultivation in Chile is subject to the availability of cultivars presenting high yield potential, tolerance to the main fungal diseases and homogeneous ripening. In response to these requirements, a new cultivar has been developed and registered as 'Liapec-1', commercially registered as 'Pecosa-Baer'. This new cultivar has determined bushy growth habit. Its flowering period is concentrated in approximately 40 days, less than the 77 days of cv. Rumbo-Baer. This trait allows it to reach harvest without heterogeneity problems. The seed is speckled, flat and medium-sized (370 g/1000 grains aprox.). The kernels are sweet and have a high protein content of around 41% (dry matter basis). In field assays, 'Pecosa-Baer' presents a good tolerance to diseases caused by Colletotrichum lupini and Pleiochaeta setosa . The new cultivar has outstanding stability and yield levels, even under low fertilization conditions. An average yield of 5.43 t ha-1 was obtained over four seasons in two locations. In order to maximize its yield, 'Pecosa-Baer' must be sown between April and June at a rate of 140-160 kg ha-1. Given the high protein content and low alkaloid levels of the seeds, they can be included in the diet of all types of animals.La expansión del cultivo del lupino blanco ( Lupinus albus L.) en Chile está sujeta a la disponibilidad de cultivares que presenten altos potenciales de rendimiento, tolerancia a las principales enfermedades fungosas y una maduración homogénea. Respondiendo a estos requerimientos se ha desarrollado el nuevo cultivar inscrito como 'Liapec-1' y registrado comercialmente como 'Pecosa-Baer'. Este nuevo cultivar presenta un hábito de crecimiento determinado arbustivo. Su floración se concentra en aproximadamente 40 días, muy por debajo de los 77 días del cv. Rumbo-Baer. Esta característica le permite llegar a cosecha sin problemas de heterogeneidad de madurez. Su grano es de color jaspeado, forma aplanada, dulce, de tamaño medio (aprox. 370 g/1000 granos) y con un alto contenido de proteína que bordea el 41% (base materia seca). En ensayos de campo 'Pecosa-Baer' presenta una buena tolerancia a las enfermedades causadas por Colletotrichum lupini y Pleiochaeta setosa . Se debe destacar la estabilidad y niveles de rendimiento de este nuevo cultivar, aún bajo condiciones de baja fertilización. En cuatro temporadas, en dos localidades se obtuvo un rendimiento promedio de 5,43 t ha-1. Para maximizar su rendimiento, 'Pecosa- Baer' debe ser sembrada entre abril y junio con una dosis de semilla de entre 140 y 160 kg ha-1. Su alto contenido proteico y bajos niveles de alcaloides en los granos permiten su inclusión en la dieta de todo tipo de animales

    Pecosa-Baer: Nuevo cultivar de lupino blanco de hábito de crecimiento determinado arbustivo, grano dulce y alto contenido de proteína

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    The expansion of white lupin ( Lupinus albus L.) cultivation in Chile is subject to the availability of cultivars presenting high yield potential, tolerance to the main fungal diseases and homogeneous ripening. In response to these requirements, a new cultivar has been developed and registered as 'Liapec-1', commercially registered as 'Pecosa-Baer'. This new cultivar has determined bushy growth habit. Its flowering period is concentrated in approximately 40 days, less than the 77 days of cv. Rumbo-Baer. This trait allows it to reach harvest without heterogeneity problems. The seed is speckled, flat and medium-sized (370 g/1000 grains aprox.). The kernels are sweet and have a high protein content of around 41% (dry matter basis). In field assays, 'Pecosa-Baer' presents a good tolerance to diseases caused by Colletotrichum lupini and Pleiochaeta setosa . The new cultivar has outstanding stability and yield levels, even under low fertilization conditions. An average yield of 5.43 t ha-1 was obtained over four seasons in two locations. In order to maximize its yield, 'Pecosa-Baer' must be sown between April and June at a rate of 140-160 kg ha-1. Given the high protein content and low alkaloid levels of the seeds, they can be included in the diet of all types of animals.La expansión del cultivo del lupino blanco ( Lupinus albus L.) en Chile está sujeta a la disponibilidad de cultivares que presenten altos potenciales de rendimiento, tolerancia a las principales enfermedades fungosas y una maduración homogénea. Respondiendo a estos requerimientos se ha desarrollado el nuevo cultivar inscrito como 'Liapec-1' y registrado comercialmente como 'Pecosa-Baer'. Este nuevo cultivar presenta un hábito de crecimiento determinado arbustivo. Su floración se concentra en aproximadamente 40 días, muy por debajo de los 77 días del cv. Rumbo-Baer. Esta característica le permite llegar a cosecha sin problemas de heterogeneidad de madurez. Su grano es de color jaspeado, forma aplanada, dulce, de tamaño medio (aprox. 370 g/1000 granos) y con un alto contenido de proteína que bordea el 41% (base materia seca). En ensayos de campo 'Pecosa-Baer' presenta una buena tolerancia a las enfermedades causadas por Colletotrichum lupini y Pleiochaeta setosa . Se debe destacar la estabilidad y niveles de rendimiento de este nuevo cultivar, aún bajo condiciones de baja fertilización. En cuatro temporadas, en dos localidades se obtuvo un rendimiento promedio de 5,43 t ha-1. Para maximizar su rendimiento, 'Pecosa- Baer' debe ser sembrada entre abril y junio con una dosis de semilla de entre 140 y 160 kg ha-1. Su alto contenido proteico y bajos niveles de alcaloides en los granos permiten su inclusión en la dieta de todo tipo de animales

    Simplicial methods and the homology of groups.

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    PhDThis thesis generalizes the simplicial methods of defining derived functors and proves characterization theorems about them. In particular, we show that our methods also generalize an alternative way of defining derived functors, We use our definitions to define the higher Baer invariants of a group relative to a variety of groups and compute them in special cases. Finally, we deduce a long exact sequence in the homology of groups

    Luther Register

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    Weekly newspaper from Luther, Oklahoma Territory that includes local, territorial, and United States national news along with advertising

    Luther Register

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    Weekly newspaper from Luther, Oklahoma Territory that includes local, territorial, and United States national news along with advertising

    Luther Register

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    Weekly newspaper from Luther, Oklahoma Territory that includes local, territorial, and United States national news along with advertising

    Luther Register

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    Weekly newspaper from Luther, Oklahoma Territory that includes local, territorial, and United States national news along with advertising
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