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accepts higher risks in the projects it finances. No pletion, child mortality, maternal mortality, matter how high child mortality is, countries communicable diseases, and sanitation. and quality, including progress in using coun- Nevertheless, in view of what it character- try systems), grants, and analytic work (such ized as the difficult and challenging environ- as poverty and social impact assessments, ment in which the banks operate, the GAO investment climate assessments, fiduciary concluded that the banks and their members assessments, and support for statistical capac- could benefit from additional examinations ity building)--providing metrics, basel

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When such beds as were deposited in shallow water near the mouth of the Mississippi during some p

For the workers of Myrmica have not even rudiments of ocelli, though the male and female ants of this genus have well-developed ocelli. The Falkland Islands, which are inhabited by a wolf-like fox, come nearest to an exception; but this group cannot be considered as oceanic, as it lies on a bank connected with the mainland; moreover, icebergs formerly brought boulders to its western shores, and they may have formerly transported foxes, as so frequently now happens in the arctic regions. On the contrary, we have every reason to believe, from the study of the tertiary formations, that species and groups of species gradually disappear, one after another, first from one spot, then from another, and finally from the world. Groups of species, that is, genera and families, follow the same general rules in their appearance and disappearance as do single species, changing more or less quick

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His easy-going temper predisposed him to play the part of constitutional monarch rather than of Pr

Bitterness rankled in many a French-Canadian heart for long years after; and in Ontario, where the Orange order was strongly entrenched, a faction threatened "to smash Confederation into its original fragments" rather than submit to "French domination. Within five years there came about two sudden and sweeping reversals of power. Irrespective of one's foundation, it is a fact that one who wishes to subscribe to Christianity is confronted with a smorgasbord of Christological doctrines, from which he or she can choose at will, in the vacuum of fellowship in a religious denomination. The chief sower in the later period was a brilliant Oxford don, Goldwin Smith, whose sympathy with the cause of the North had brought him to the United States. But they had learned restraint and had found leaders and allies of the kind most needed. The same period and the same events ripened opinion

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Leagues were formed to combat the organizations of the Huguenots, armed "Brotherhoods of the Hol

The belief that the whole people took their religion with sheepish meekness from their king is too simple and too dishonorable to the national character to be believed. Even when he signed it, however, he had no intention of executing the provisions of the treaty which, he secretly protested, had been wrung from him by force. In many respects Zwingli was the most liberal of the Reformers. Gathering at Antwerp where they were besieged by the soldiers of the States General, [Sidenote: November 4, 1576] they attacked and then scattered the bands sent against them and proceeded to sack Antwerp like a captured town. The measure was statesmanlike and successful; it was undoubtedly aided by the loyalty of the Welsh to their own Tudor dynasty. Moreover, it seems that the clergy {303} were stronger in the north even before the inroads of the new doctrines. On the contrary René du B

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The circuity of the path had frequently been noticed, and I began to suspect that, though I had t

Though so near, the gulf by which we were separated was impassable. I looked after him with affecting and complex emotions. "Before I left the city, I thought it proper to apply to the merchant on whom my bill had been drawn. Of all kinds of death, that which now menaced me was the most abhorred. The door was fastened by a leathern thong, tied to a peg. A precaution of this kind would never be omitted by a warrior of this hue. My weakness was proportioned to the duration and intensity of my previous efforts, and the swoon into which I now sunk was, no doubt, mistaken by the spectators for death. Its few inhabitants subsisted precariously on the produce of the ocean. This event I anticipated with the highest satisfaction. The light enabled me, as I sat upon the ground, to survey the interior of this mansion.

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Now, what I want to know is, whether there is much variation in sweet-peas which might be owing t

" The Termite paper is in the same volume (viz. I hope that you will excuse the liberty which I take in writing to you and begging a favour. Faramea is placed among the dimorphic species. In Scaevola microcarpa the structure is very different, for the immature stigma lies at the base within the indusium, and as the stigma grows it pushes the pollen out of the indusium, and it then clings to the hairs which fringe the tips of the indusium; and when an insect enters the flower, the pollen (as I have seen) is swept from these long hairs on to the insect's back. I remembered this, and I find it said in my EARLY notes that bees would never visit the flowers for pollen. Your experiments on coloured primroses will be most valuable if proved true. Have you Clematis cirrhosa? It will amuse me to tell you why Clematis interests me, and why I should so very much like to have Naraveli

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Between him and his audience were the distinguished counsel, a dozen or more; and back of them el

A momentary whim, a passing fancy, a broken promise, turns our feet into trails that wind into realms undreamed of. It was a long time before she dared trust herself with Maruffi, for always she saw the blood of her father upon his hands. There followed through the newspapers an appeal to the Italian population for assistance, and offers of tremendous rewards. Feeling that he could not openly voice his suspicions until the other was ready to show his hand, Blake kept a close mouth, and thus the two played at cross-purposes. " Vittoria laid her hands impulsively upon his arm. Lloyd smile and frown at the same time. The odd, stiff feeling in Blake's side had increased rapidly; it began to numb his muscles and squeeze his lungs. " In spite of his effort at self-control he fell again into a delicious bewilderment. The odour which now filled the refectory was scarcely more appetisin

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