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Web Technologies and Applications: 5th Asia-Pacific Web ...
One of the limitations of our preliminary evaluation is that we only compare the
similarity of a page with different region's pages to compute its topic
ubiquitousness. That's to say, we let the portion dailywords(p)/words(p) of
Formula (5) to be 1 ...
Xiaofang Zhou, Yanchun Zhang, Maria E. Orlowska, 2003
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Color Matters: Skin Tone Bias and the Myth of a Postracial ...
1. THE. UBIQUITOUSNESS. OF. COLORISM. Then. and. Now. Kimberly Jade
Norwood and Violeta Solonova Foreman Black: dirty, soiled, sinister, evil,
associated with the Devil, calamitous, disastrous. White: innocent, favorable,
fortunate, ...
Kimberly Jade Norwood, 2013
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Talent Economics: The Fine Line Between Winning and Losing ...
Technology. ubiquitousness. in. a. wired. world. Most revolutions start small and
simmer under the surface gathering strength, adding to an ideology, gaining
favourable opinion, first as a credible alternative and then as the majority view.
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When Adults Talk in Circles: Book Groups and Contemporary ...
APPENDIX A EVIDENCE OF THE UBIQUITOUSNESS OF BOOK GROUPS
EVIDENCE OF THE UBIQUITOUSNESS OF BOOK GROUPS 1 . Just 214
APPENDIX A EVIDENCE OF THE UBIQUITOUSNESS OF BOOK GROUPS.
Joan Bessman Taylor, 2007
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Faking Nature: The Ethics of Environmental Restoration
This objection reasons from the ubiquitousness of naturalness to the conclusion
that it yields vacuous value judgements (Thompson 1990). The thought seems to
be that since so much is natural or exhibits high degrees of naturalness, then ...
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Sociocybernetics: Complexity, Autopoiesis, and Observation ...
It instead assumes the ubiquitousness and hence social centrality of subsystem
interpenetration. Broadly described, interpenetration refers to a connection or
conjoining among historically separate contents, such as historically
differentiated ...
R. Felix Geyer, J. van der Zouwen, 2001
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News of Boundless Riches
"Universality" of Christ to "Ubiquitousness” of Christ The relevance and
competency of the Christian mission hinges on a convincing Christology. The
Church has been seeking to answer the question: "Who is Jesus Christ?" We
have been ...
Lalsangkima Pachuau, Max L. Stackhouse, 2007
ubiquitousness. ofadvertising. Todayadvertising is literally everywhere. OnTVin
Australia there usedtobe regulations limitingthe amount of advertisements per
hourto something bearable.Now there seem like20 minutes ormore of ads per ...
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Winning in the Indian Market: Understanding the ...
appreciating. the. ubiquitousness. of. I. C2. = e2. A taxi driver told me that his
daughter, who lives in a village, paid US$100 for a computer course, which he
said was “something called Windows, ...
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Maternal and Child Health: Programs, Problems, and Policy in ...
Ubiquitousness. of. Adolescent. Risk. Although most adolescents are on track,
doing their homework, arguing about their chores, and being generally
responsible, most also engage in varying degrees of risky behavior. Most
concerning are ...
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'A LEGO Brickumentary' review: Building something great
It's a 21st Century business practice that seems to embrace the cultural ubiquitousness of the brand over the tracking of every dime. Last year's hit movie, ... «Toronto Sun, jul 15»
Gallery: Back-to-school means back to shopping
There's the re-emergence of slim fit overalls, the ubiquitousness of the hoodie and playful printed tribal styles. —By Post-Dispatch Fashion Editor Debra D. Bass. «STLtoday.com, jul 15»
1980s nostalgia has jumped the shark
The ubiquitousness of 1980s nostalgia these days leads most to believe that the '80s were just like now, but better — that we love the films we love from that era ... «Cult MTL, jul 15»
Wrangell doc found guilty of sharing child porn
“High speed internet makes it practical along with the ubiquitousness of the images. They're not hard to find.” “We use fragments and footprints to build cases,” ... «Alaska Public Radio Network, jul 15»
Laura Kuenssberg confirmed as the BBC's first female political editor
She first joined the corporation in 2000 and such was her ubiquitousness on the small screen over subsequent years that one journalist coined the phrase ... «The Guardian, jul 15»
PayPal Begins Trading Today and Why You Should Bet on its Portfolio
Though PayPal's growth and the emerging ubiquitousness of mobile payments are primarily why investors are bullish on PYPL, another reason to 'Buy' is the ... «Chicago Inno, jul 15»
Gender identity a puzzle with 58 varieties
And the ubiquitousness of social media means anyone who feels different can easily find a tribe to identify with on Facebook. But is it narcissism or ... «The Australian, jul 15»
Texas Scientist With a Thing for Longhorns
The ubiquitousness of the longhorn, a symbol of the state and its flagship university's mascot, might lead one to wonder: How did this animal get horns that can ... «New York Times, jul 15»
Hannibal showrunner criticizes TV's rape scene epidemic
Yet there is one all-too-common act of assault that Fuller has long promised he would not depict, despite its seemingly increasing ubiquitousness on other ... «Entertainment Weekly, mai 15»
Australian Brandenburg Orchestra review: Max Richter composition …
Max Richter's Recomposed: Vivaldi – The Four Seasons – an original composition reclaiming a work corrupted by its ubiquitousness – received its successful ... «Sydney Morning Herald, mai 15»
