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4 vol., Lyon, 1985, p.156. 96. ↑ (en) Merrill D. Peterson, Starving Armenians : America and the Armenian Genocide, 1915-1930 and After, Virginia Press, 2004, p.124. 97. ↑ a et b (en) Alan Kramer, Dynamic of Destruction : Culture and Mass Killing in the First World War, Oxford University Press, 2007, p.22. 98. ↑ Annette Becker, Oubliés de la Grande Guerre. Humanitaire et culture de guerre, populations occupés, déportés civils, prisonniers de guerre, Noêsis, 1998, p.42-53. 99. ↑ a et

SDN (1908–1938), 4 vol., Lyon, 1985, p.156. [100] (en) Merrill D. Peterson, Starving Armenians : America and the Armenian Genocide, 1915-1930 and After, Virginia Press, 2004, p.124. [101] (en) Alan Kramer, Dynamic of Destruction : Culture and Mass Killing in the First World War, Oxford University Press, 2007, p.22. [102] Annette Becker, Oubliés de la Grande Guerre. Humanitaire et culture de guerre, populations occupés, déportés civils, prisonniers de guerre, Noêsis, 1998, p.42-53. [103] Annette Becker

slowly runs down and can only be replenished by killing other players. Also, the Mutant’s position appears on everyone else’s HUD. If a player kills the Mutant, they become the new Mutant. As an optional twist, the player with the lowest score is the Bottom Feeder — he can also go kill other players to score points. As soon as the Bottom Feeder’s score isn’t the lowest, a new player becomes the Bottom Feeder. The Mutant gets five points for killing the Bottom Feeder. Assault Two teams (attackers

Erich Ludendorff, Meine Kriegserinnerungen 1914-1918, Berlin, 1919, p. 553. ↑ a et b Stéphane Audoin-Rouzeau et Annette Becker, op. cit., p. 30[réf. incomplète] ↑ Miquel 1983, p. 186-224 ↑ Ruhlmann et al. 1994, p. 320. ↑ (en) Simon Dunstan (ill. Ron Volstad), Flak jackets : 20th century military body armour, London, Osprey, coll. « Men-at-arms » (no 157),‎ 1984, 5 p. (ISBN 978-0-850-45569-4). ↑ (en) Ian Drury, William Martin et Howard Gerrard, Verdun 1916 'They Shall Not Pass, Oxford, Osprey Pub

Ludendorff, Meine Kriegserinnerungen 1914-1918, Berlin, 1919, p. 553. 107.↑ a et b Stéphane Audoin-Rouzeau et Annette Becker, op. cit., p. 30[réf. incomplète] 108.↑ Miquel 1983, p. 186-224 109.↑ Ruhlmann et al. 1994, p. 320. 110.↑ (en) Simon Dunstan et Ron Volstad, Flak Jackets : 20th Century Military Body Armour, Osprey Publishing, 1984, p. 5. 111.↑ (en) William Martin/Ian Drury/Howard Gerrard, Verdun 1916, Osprey Publishing, 2001, p. 17. 112.↑ Pierre Grison, La Grande guerre d'un lieutenant d'artillerie

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Schuster Books for Young Readers, c2010. YA HAUTMAN A new and enigmatic student named Shayne appears at high school one day, befriends the smallest boy in the school, and takes on a notorious drug dealer before turning himself in to the police for killing someone. STANDARD # = 1416913270. STANDARD # = 9781416913276. Blood and fire Brownlee, Nick. New York : Minotaur Books, 2010, c2009. BROWNLE The bloodstained throne Beaufort, Simon. Surrey, England : Severn House, c2010. BEAUFOR MYS When

in Oregon. It covers 2,200 acres and is between two thousand and eight thousand years old. Most of it is underground in the form of a massive mat of tentacle-like white mycelia (the mushroom’s equivalent of roots). These spread along tree roots, killing the trees and peeping up through the soil occasionally as innocent-looking clumps of honey mushrooms. ICONFESS THAT NOTHING FRIGHTENS ME MORE THAN THE APPEARANCE OF MUSHROOMS ON THE TABLE, ESPECIALLY IN A SMALL PROVINCIAL TOWN. ALEXANDREDUMAS

grass. 38 INT. VOLVO - NIGHT Malcolm drives quickly with Pauline next to him. He’s smoking with the window open, Dick and Margot in the backseat. PAULINE Margot used to never speak. I remember when we went on a double date in high school, that kid Ron asked you if English was your first language. MARGOT It’s true. I used to think I might have some kind of brain defect. PAULINE You thought you were aphasic. MARGOT I’m still not sure. PAULINE Oh, Jesus, Margot. MARGOT It’s very possible, Paul. 38

the starch down into sugar and the yeast fermented this into alcohol. It was also found that the alcohol content could be raised by continually adding more and more cooked grain in water to the brew as the fermentation proceeded. They call this 'killing' the grain. This 'topping-up' process eventually reached a peak above which it would not go, but it led to a very strong drink indeed. Apart from its spread to Japan centuries ago, 'strong beer' has never been adopted by other cultures, and indeed