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Risk Assessment for Water Infrastructure Safety and Security
Focusing on the human safety, environmental, and economic consequences triggered by potential terrorist attacks and other threats, the book presents: The development of an integrated approach of risk assessment based upon the cumulative ...
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Kecamatan Doko dalam angka
Statistics of Kecamatan Doko in Kabupaten Blitar, Propinsi Jawa Timur.
Indonesia. Mantri Statistik Kecamatan Doko, 1981
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Writing African American Women: K-Z - Halaman 703
Consuming the "selves" of persons with mental talents such as telepathy or telekinesis is especially satisfying, so over time Doro collects and breeds telepaths as an ongoing source of food and pleasurable kills. Eventually whole settlements of ...
Elizabeth Ann Beaulieu, 2006
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Dictionary of Iconic Expressions in Japanese: Vol I: A - ... - Halaman 279
Kono nama-yasai wa, tokusei no furen-chi-dore'shin-gu o doro' to kakete taberu no go ichi-ban da. The best way to eat these raw vegetables is with a lavish dollop of this special French dressing. doro'-t0-suru: (of liquid) to become thick and ...
Hisao Kakehi, Ikuhiro Tamori, Lawrence Schourup, 1996
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The Contemporary African American Novel: Its Folk Roots ...
Anyanwu, Doro, and other major characters are reportedly multilingual. Their cultural differences are most apparent in the contrasting European and non-European mythologies and references to cannibalism that ostensibly distinguished the ...
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Cauldron of Changes: Feminist Spirituality in Fantastic ... - Halaman 105
Having escaped from Doro's control for over a century, only for him to find her in Louisiana with her own family of "witch children," over whom he asserts his control, Anyanwu sickens of the struggle and begins to will herself to die. Doro finally ...
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Changing Bodies in the Fiction of Octavia Butler: Slaves, ...
The result of this intermingling of thematic devices is a mythical story of the birthing of a new community of people, Doro's people. Wildseed begins at the end of a seemingly unsuccessful search for family and bloodline by the antagonist, Doro.
Gregory Jerome Hampton, 2010
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Anarchism & Sexuality: Ethics, Relationships and Power - Halaman 139
Doro. If the girl seemed to be dying, he would be concerned that good seed was about to be lost. But if she were merely in agony, it did not matter' (Butler 1980: 184). Indeed, Doro derives sadistic pleasure from the act of kill- ing, especially ...
Jamie Heckert, Richard Cleminson, 2011
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Domestic Abuse in the Novels of African American Women: ...
with Anyanwu/Emma, Doro physically abuses Mary and manipulates her to bend her to his will. His beatings ofMary are severe. At one point, Mary discloses freely that she “knew from personal experience how bad Doro's beatings could be” ...
Heather Duerre Humann, 2014
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A Spirit of Dialogue: Incarnations of Ợgbañje, the ... - Halaman 83
As Mary undergoes the seeds' painful and epiphanic transition, her maturing consciousness and psionic powers herald her ability to perceive other people's thoughts and the real threat she poses to Doro. In a novel, Mind of My Mind, in which ...
Christopher N. Okonkwo, 2008
