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...r distinct from our "rights 88 individuals" and our inherited. racial and cultural gifts. This basic recognition on the part of one of the leaders ... ...whose structure is constant. In conformity with this primitiveness' these cultural realms begin with So small world of objects. The life not of the... ...ocess to which will and consciousness may only be accompaniments, or the "cultural law" of an un­ ohangeably uniform coming and going of historical ... ...yself. Where there is no sharing there is no reality. Where there is self-appropriation there is no reality. The more direct the eontact with the Th... ...e as much of it 88 it can. This is ita dynamio, self-differentiation and appropriation, each exercised on the It within the uni-eaJ.. The subject, ...

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...osed that the use of orphan works be limited to non-profit educational or cultural institutions. Once a work has been designated as an orphan work, ... ...hat sacrificing certainty is acceptable because the “gatekeepers” of many cultural institutions (i.e., the general counsels at libraries, museums et... ... waived 11th Amendment immunity. iii. Limitations on Categories of Uses Cultural and Other Non-Commercial Uses. Several commenters stated that any... ...eral commenters stated that any uses of orphan works should be limited to cultural uses such as restoration and preservation of works that are embod... ...and Reauthorization Act of 2004 (‘‘SHVERA’’), a part of the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2005. Pub. L. No. 108–447. SHVERA extends for an ad...

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...osed that the use of orphan works be limited to non-profit educational or cultural institutions. Once a work has been designated as an orphan work, ... ...hat sacrificing certainty is acceptable because the “gatekeepers” of many cultural institutions (i.e., the general counsels at libraries, museums et... ... waived 11th Amendment immunity. iii. Limitations on Categories of Uses Cultural and Other Non-Commercial Uses. Several commenters stated that any... ...eral commenters stated that any uses of orphan works should be limited to cultural uses such as restoration and preservation of works that are embod... ...and Reauthorization Act of 2004 (‘‘SHVERA’’), a part of the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2005. Pub. L. No. 108–447. SHVERA extends for an ad...

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... a fact not to be taken for granted. Why not use this mechanism to meet your cultural and innovation needs? If people need Madame Bovary or The New Yo... ... the people who actually read, or listen to, or watch the stuff. This is our cultural policy and it is driven, in part, by copyright. The promise of p... ...ormation marketplace. Copyright law is supposed to give us a self-regulating cultural policy in which the right to exclude others from one’s original ... ...emand. At its best, it is supposed to allow a decentralized and iconoclastic cultural ferment in which independent artists, musicians, and writers can... ...lace, easy and cheap access to information, de- centralized and iconoclastic cultural production, self-correcting innovation policy? Often it does, bu... ...the, move, and have our physical being, incapable of confinement or exclusive appropriation. Inventions then cannot, in nature, be a subject of propert... ...ing how often musicians condemn a younger gen- eration’s practice of musical appropriation as theft, while viewing their own musical development and i... ...e, move, and have our physical being, incapable of con- finement or exclusive appropriation. What could encapsulate better the process by which informa... ... of intellectual prop- erty, we have start-up software engineers, libraries, appropriationist artists, parodists, biographers, and biotech researchers...

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...r character is the set of all acquired characteristics we posses, often judged in a cultural-social context. Sometimes the interplay of all these f... ...nded" when rendered functional again by the prevailing standards of his social and cultural frame of reference. In a way, the three schools are aki... ...rsonality disorders are "not otherwise specified" – a catchall, basket "category". Cultural bias is evident in certain disorders (such as the Antis... ...es not constitute insanity in the strictest sense because it conforms to social and cultural creeds and codes of conduct in her milieu. Billions of ... ... It would seem that sanity and insanity are relative terms, dependent on frames of cultural and social reference, and statistically defined. There ... ...ptiness, rage attacks, and transient (stress related) paranoid ideation. b. The Appropriation Solution – This is the appropriation, or the confi...

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...4 5 Differences 104 CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK 106 Perception 106 Attitudes 107 Cultural Values 107 Group Influence 109 Personality 110 CONTRAS... ...possessions. It tends to become more interested :c in such thrusts as ecology and cultural inventories" (Lazer and Kelley 1973, p. 489). In the ... ...enomena. That is the theme of this book and it is also the theme of a work by the cultural anthropologist Belshaw who indeed maintains that "all end... ...e giving of objects as gifts, has long attracted the attention of sociologists and cultural anthropologists. For scholarly yet highly readable trea... ... world one almost perceives more evidence of the marketing of social, economic and cultural items than tangibles. Commercial Firms Although the ma... ...on of wife abuse). Congress does not provide funds for marketing in its VD control appropriations (The education specialist of a federal public heal...

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...tual-habit of the ever-wider search for firewood becoming a blind, unthinking cultural tradition? Africans still denude their forests and destroy th... ... craze of a mass consumer culture which has become psychotic. It is a form of cultural insanity which is getting progressively worse.. People living... ...SS Chapter Three: Hominids 177 Would this kind of event stay in their cultural memory long enough to give them the idea of using fire? Simp... ...the Wild Dog example being the third strongest… and put all of their social-cultural-instinctive traits, habits, characteristics together…. You... ...ncestor worship. There is no difference between the veneration of elders, and cultural phenomenon of ancestor worship; except the accumulation of cu... ... rich. How come tax cuts for the wealthy always pass Congress; but school appropriations and health programs are consistently scrimped-on or sab...

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...peased. How she was feeling seemed to me to be the same, regardless of the cultural indoctrination. As far as I could see the content hardly seemed to... ...y) and known as the Parsees, and is the only one of the group of religious cultural traditions on level three of our diagram to survive to the modern ... ...eteenth and twentieth centuries. 16 An intermixture of the same religious, cultural and organizational movements from which modern Judaism developed, ... ... which in its essence is separate from attitudes and groups alike, whether cultural or ethnic. The mystics, by and large, epitomize this emphasis. And... ...d death are ultimate facts unmitigated by any hope. When we strip away the cultural trappings, is there any emotional differ- ence between the perpetu... ...grounds of intellectual morality.” 7. Underhill found use for the mystics’ appropriation of the Gnostic idea of the soul as a spark from the flame whi...

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...ifornia! China, of course, was a vast agricultural land with a rich cultural heritage, but a population crisis out of control. It had more th... ...pork barrel interests. Representative Bishop from Georgia, a member of the Appropriations Committee, inserted $74 million to cover storage costs for ... ...find that this continuity with the families of our past give us roots. But cultural and scientific change gives us branches. Together they let us gro... ...f Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha. ―Going back to Confucius and his cultural ancestors, there has been a deep feeling of respect and caring f... ... most cultures. ―On the other hand, the urge to war seems to be a cultural universal. Do you think that in the future the 100 year old lead...

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...ality Disorder (NPD), but studies have not demonstrated any ethnic, social, cultural, economic, genetic, or professional predilection to it. Co-Morb... ...family's / tribe's / nation's? Where is he coming from , geographically and culturally? What is he aiming at and where is he going to, what is his ... ...between traits and behavior patterns that are independent of the patient's cultural-social context (i.e., which are inherent, or idiosyncratic) – ... ...are inherent, or idiosyncratic) – and reactive patterns, or conformity to cultural and social morals and norms. Reactions to severe life crises or... ... Macedonian infantry. Alexander the Great was clearly insane, even by the cultural standards of his time. According to Diodorus, a month before he... ...the narcissist to be at his service. Moreover, in a process of holographic appropriation, the narcissist views himself as a microcosm of his affili...

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...ban, environmental, and housing policy; Wallonia also has a separate Walloon Cultural Council Legal system: civil law system influenced by English con... ..., and the legal and medical professions; various organizations represent the cultural inter- ests of Flanders and Wallonia; various peace groups such ... ...ent: recent droughts and deserti- fication severely affecting marginal agri- cultural activities, population distribution, economy; overgrazing; defor... ...r- man Youth, Free German Trade Union Federation, Democratic Women's League, Cultural League of the German Demo- cratic Republic (all Communist domina... ...average unemployment 4.0% (1986 est.) Organized labor: about 10% of nonagri- cultural labor force in government- sanctioned unions Government Official... ...; imports US 21%, Japan 18%, Italy 8%, FRG 8% (1985) Budget: (FY87 proposed) appropriations, $31 billion; expenditures, $45 billion Monetary conversio...

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...omes from premiums and earnings of the two insurance funds, not from Congressional appropriations. Its board of directors has full authority to run... ...of acquired skills, and discriminate between types of endowments in accordance with cultural biases and fads. Libertarians limit themselves to ensu... ...cal bills, increased advertising by lawyers offering to help people in debt, and a cultural shift that has destigmatised bankruptcy." Personal bank...

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...low : Michigan 1; Grand Rapids League Team. 10. Michigan 7; Michigan Agri- cultural College 2. Michigan 8; Michigan Agri- cultural College 0. Michigan... ... Michigan 8; Michigan Agri- cultural College 0. Michigan 7; Michigan Agri- cultural College 2. ,3l!Cuigan J, .i" iDion vvuiicgc u. Michigan 6; Oberlin... ...5. Profs. Wild and Lewis;.con- ference expenses Insurance Golf Association appropriation C. E. Barrett ; drug contract E. 51, Hoyno; rebate F.CSevorau... ...ther is tbe intrinsio value of the periodicals of considerable amount. The appropriation of these periodicals just because they are public and readily... ...e City of New York 94 to 0. Both the Con- noctiout and Massachusetts Agri- cultural colleges were also over- wholniod with large scores. The gonio wit...

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...dices of the North American Indians may be opposed to their becoming agri- cultural and civilized, necessity sometimes obliges them to it. Several of ... ...concerning Captures on Land and Water; To raise and support Armies, but no Appropriation of Money to that Use shall be for a longer T erm than two yea... ...other. No Money shall be drawn from the T reasury, but in conse- quence of Appropriations made by Law; and a regular State- ment and Account of the Re...

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... laid on exports; no money shall be drawn from the trea- sury but by legal appropriation; no title of nobility shall be granted. The above are lists o... ...districts, and also, alas! in some of our agri- 334 North America V ol. 2 cultural districts; but also, I think, there is less of respect and venerat...

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... Dave said, there was no use doing anything about it till they received an appropriation from the state and combined a new city hall with a national g... ... have a wonderful building—lovely brown brick, with big windows, and agri- cultural and manual-training departments. When we get it, that’ll be my ans...

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...who consider themselves the victims of successive foreign masters. He uses cultural and religious allusions to the holy Qur’an and some of its interpr... ...d’s thought, history, and culture.The secular education reflected a strong cultural preference for technical fields over the humanities and social sci... ...ivision, said that after the East Africa bombings,“the light came on” that cultural change had to occur within the FBI.The plan mandated a stronger in... ...ed, those investments could not easily be reallo- cated to new enemies.The cultural effects ran even deeper. In a more fluid international environment... ...uthorities.They do not have exclusive authority over intelligence agencies.Appropriations are ultimately determined by the Appropriations committees.T... ...told us that committees with responsibility for the FBI tightly restricted appropriations for improvements in information technology, in part because ... ...r tourists. Next,they would target a local airport and other religious and cultural sites.Hijazi and Abu Hoshar cased the intended targets and sent re... ...embassy bombings and persuaded them to give the CIA a special supplemental appropriation. Now, in the after- math of the millennium alert,T enet wante... ... enet wanted a boost in overall funds for the CIA and another supplemental appropriation specifically for counterterrorism. 74 T o Clarke, this seemed...

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...h the uneventful diligence of the women. At a farther step backward in the cultural scale — among savage groups — the differentiation of employments i... ... are classed as “savage” show no traces of regression from a more advanced cultural stage. But there are groups — some of them appar- ently not the re... ... con- fronted with force or fraud. The evidence afforded by the usages and cultural traits of communities at a low stage of development indicates that... ... and no acquisition is morally possible to the self respecting man at this cultural stage, except such as pro- ceeds on the basis of prowess — force o... ...es as prima facie evidence of suc- cessful aggression. As accepted at this cultural stage, the ac- credited, worthy form of self-assertion is contest;... ...t concerned with the beginning of indolence, nor with the beginning of the appropriation of useful ar- ticles to individual consumption. The point in ... ...hat it is an ownership of the woman by the man. There was undoubtedly some appropriation of useful ar- ticles before the custom of appropriating women... ...of as owned by the person who appropriates and consumes them. The habitual appropriation and consumption of certain slight personal effects goes on wi... ... the seizure of female cap- tives. The original reason for the seizure and appropriation of women seems to have been their usefulness as trophies. The...

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...on- tent of teaching and the organization of education sys- tems and their cultural and linguistic diversity. 2. Community action shall be aimed at: ... ...r national and regional diversity and at the same time bringing the common cultural heritage to the fore. 2. Action by the Community shall be aimed at... ...ure and history of the European peoples; —conservation and safeguarding of cultural heritage of European significance; —non-commercial cultural exchan... ... culture, in particular the Council of Europe. 4. The Community shall take cultural aspects into ac- count in its action under other provisions of thi... ...ant to Article 209, on its own responsibility and within the limits of the appropriations, having regard tot he principles of sound financial manageme... ...t to Article 78h, on its own re- sponsibility and within the limits of the appropriations, having regard to the principles of sound financial man- age... ...itions laid down in the regulations made pursuant to Article 78h, transfer appropriations from one chapter to an- other or from one subdivision to ano... ...ant to Article 183, on its own responsibility and within the limits of the appropriations, having regard to the principles of sound financial manageme... ...itions laid down in the regulations made pursuant to Article 183, transfer appropriations from one chapter to another or from on subdivision to anothe...

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...found in the regulations provided by the wisdom of Congress for the specific appropriation of public money and the prompt account ability of public o... ...of men to man them is insufficient. In a few years however, the usual annual appropriations for our coast defenses, both on the main INAUGURAL ADDRES... ...strength can it effectively safeguard, even with our help, its spiritual and cultural heritage. (8) Conceiving the defense of freedom, like freedom it... ... success of liberty. This much we pledge—and more. To those old allies whose cultural and spiritual ori gins we share, we pledge the loyalty of faith... ... the present. To continue this long trend is to guarantee tremendous social, cultural, political, and economic upheavals. You and I, as individuals, c...

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...ude state of society which precedes both the accumulation of stock and the appropriation of land, the propor- tion between the quantities of labour ne... ...uce of his own labour, could not last beyond the first introduction of the appropriation of land and the accumula- tion of stock. It was at an end, th... ...encourages that species of industry which it means to promote. Those agri- cultural systems, on the contrary, really, and in the end, discour- age the...