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rights. At the 1972 Olympic Trials, Knight and Bowerman persuade some marathoners to wear Nike, followed by advertising that Nike’s were worn by "four of the top seven finishers." Bowerman tests a new sole by stuffing a piece of rubber into a waffle iron. The result is the waffle sole, which is added to Nike’s running shoes. Nike captures 50% of the U.S. running shoe market. Nike goes public. Nike expands with shoes for other sports, introducing the Air Jordan basketball shoe named after basketball

Commer­ cial Code, defended Section 2--302 in hearings before the New York Law Revision Commission by saying that "business lawyers tend to draft to the edge of the possible," much in the way that an engineer designs an extra margin of safety into his bridge. Professor Llewellyn was of the opinion that lawyers insist on more documentary "safety" than their business clients desire or require, so much so that it could be said that the lawyer was the creator of the overreaching document. The success of a

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possess the information he or she needs, and the willingness of the departed is of no consequence. Necromancers compel the souls of the dead to reveal their secrets against their wishes. Traditional necromancy relied upon the relics of the corpse as a bridge to establish communication with the shade of the dead person. It involved the use of such things as grave mold, the bones, skin, hair and fingernails of corpses, and body parts such as hands, teeth and eyeballs. The skull was considered to be especially

patients adultes atteints d'hypertension essentielle. Actualisation 2005. Recommandations. ; 2005. 67. World Health Organization. Nutritional anemia : Report of a WHO scientific group. WHO technical report series. 1968;(405): p. 5-15. 68. WHO/Unicef/UNU. Iron deficiency aneamia: assessment, prevention, and control. A guide for programme managers. Geneva: WHO; 2001. 69. Haute autorité de santé. Traitement médicamenteux du diabète de type 2 - Actualisation 2006 - Recommandations. ; 2006. 70. Agence française

ride, if it were not of the acutest pathos, would certainly be of the most quintessential comedy. For Gerard, so ; GifiRARD DE NERVAL 21 sharp an awakening was but like the passage from one state to another, across that little bridge of one step which lies between heaven and heU, which he was so used in his dreams. It gave permanency to the trivial, crystallising it, in another than Stendhal's sense and when death came, changing mere to ; human memory into the terms

things. April Sixth. BUDDHA always referred to the moral law of the universe as the Good Law, and indeed it is not rightly perceived if it is thought of as anything but good, for in it there can be no grain of evil, no element of unkindness. It is no iron-hearted monster crushing the weak and destroying the ignorant, but a soothing love and brooding compassion shielding the tenderest from harm, and protecting the strongest from a too destructive use of their strength. It destroys an evil, it preserves

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1997 ; Verghese et al., 2002] To illustrate this topic, Asvarujanon et al. [2005] found that promotive effects of non-digestible disaccharides on rat mineral absorption depend on the type of saccharide. Indeed, they increase calcium, magnesium and iron absorption in rats, but the mechanisms involved in the promotion of this absorption are different. This variability may be partly associated with the caecal fermentation of these compounds. The proposed mechanisms are the expansion of the lumen surface

hordes from Central Asia, who sometimes ruthlessly sought to suppress what they viewed as the impious practices of the Hindu faith, but more often followers of the two religions have lived peacefully side by side. Sikhism may be viewed as an attempt to bridge the gap between the two faiths, but in fact the Sikhs wound up largely isolated and by the mid-1940s saw themselves losing not only their property but their status as guardians of the British presence in India. The main violence during Partition took