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(fēd'lĕr),
Carl L.A., German physician, 1835-1921. See: Fiedler myocarditis.
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"We didn't have an actual working historian previously, so it's been nice to have all this data at our fingertips," Fiedler adds.
DCS Streamlines Monitoring, Costs and Training at Wastewater Plant
Fiedler, engineer and senior practice leader with Gordon Environmental, said the facility will not only be a replacement for the Sandoval County Landfill, but a "long-term solution" for the county and the region.
Details of new Sandoval Solid Waste Center in New Mexico are revealed
Fiedler pointed out that other dairy options, such as cheese, have even more salt and fat than milk.
Got milk? In Eugene, it's not so much
myrmecophily, is a widespread phenomenon among Lycaenidae that ranges from facultative to obligate (Fiedler 1991, 1995).
First host plant record for thaeides muela (Lepidoptera, Lycaenidae: Theclinae: Eumaeini)
My experience drove home to me the importance of the type of radio-related knowledge that LTC Fiedler discussed in his letter.
Letter to the editor
Germany Ambassador to South Sudan, Anke Fiedler, addressing journalists and expert in Juba, 11 December 2012 (ST)
German NGO hosts media forum in Juba
This book collects twelve essays by German Catholic scripture scholar Fiedler. Each was previously published (see p.
Peter Fiedler, Studien zur biblischen Grundlegung des christlich-judischen Verhaltnisses
"Come Back to the Ranks Ag'in, Huck Honey!" is, of course, a play on Leslie Fiedler's well-known--and, at the time, hugely controversial--article, "Come Back to the Raft Ag'in, Huck Honey!" Originally published in the Partisan Review in 1948, "Come Back to the Raft Ag'in, Huck Honey!" argues that, at the heart of nineteenth-century American literature, and reaching forward into the early twentieth century, was an as-yet unrecognized--and yet disavowed--archetype (1): the archetype of the "mutual [homoerotic] love of a white man and a colored" (146): Ishmael and Queequeg, Natty Bumpo and Chingachgook, Huck and Jim: "lying side by side on a raft born by the endless river toward an impossible escape" (145).
Come Back to the Ranks Ag'in, Huck Honey!
One of the Poles in Britain during that extraordinary summer was the noted travel writer Arkady Fiedler. Working with the government-in-exile Fiedler spent time with a remarkable squadron of primarily Polish fliers then engaged in regular and fierce combat against the Luftwaffe.
303 Squadron: The Legendary Battle of Britain Fighter Squadron
The venture would not sell actual stem cells, but rather heart or liver cells derived from stem cells, said Konstantin Fiedler, general manager of cell technologies at GE Healthcare.
General Electric Co
The first case involved 24-year-old Christopher Gross and Mary Fiedler, 35, who are accused of killing their eight-month-old daughter Siri.
Sick judge holds court by bedside; HEARINGS
In her new exhibition, "Double," Diana Fiedler returned to that utopian statement by covertly acknowledging the gallery's specific history--an institution devoted to international tendencies in contemporary art such as neo-Constructivism, Minimalism, and Conceptual art.
Diana Fiedler: Galeria Foksal

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