LGBTQ Community Archives in Small Urban Centers: Reflections on Community and University Partnerships to Build Awareness of the Lehigh Valley’s Rich LGBTQ History from AIDS Activis... by Mary Foltz, Susan Falciani Maldonado, Kristen Leipert, Rachel Hamelers, Adrian Shanker

“…(Fighting AIDS Continuously Together) public history courses, an exhibit titled “Pride Guides and the Early Years of Lehigh Valley Pride Festivals,” and the Lehigh Valley LGBT Community Oral History Project. …”
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Théologie et ecclésiologie chez William Laud (1573-1645), archevêque de Cantorbéry by Pierre Lurbe

“…A theologian who gave pride of place to sacramental life, and whose forceful rejection of predestination made him close to Arminianism, Laud followed in the footsteps of Saint Cyprian in upholding episcopacy as the proper form of government for the Church.…”
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Women of Influence of Kabale University by Kabale University

“…WE, the women of Kabale University with a sense of pride and joy, have agreed to open up a FORUM which is a partnership for inclusiveness, growth and sisterhood to be known as “WOMEN OF INFLUENCE OF KABALE UNIVERSITY, and do hereby adopt the following articles as guidelines…”
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Pullus, gallus et gallina : déclinaisons antiques by Nicole Blanc

“…The cock (gallus) by its beauty and its ardor in fighting dominates imagination and is most often pictured; it enjoys a reputation for pride and bravery that allows it to be a symbol of victory. …”
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Os cem olhos do pavão by Marcelo Amato Cardoso

“…This beauty, concerning the imaginary, becomes a key element in the narratives and arts that associate the peacock with the Hindu and Buddhist deities, but also with the pride and the vanity. This article tries to show how the symbolism of the peacock was transmitted and adapted from Ancient India to Medieval Europe, where the bird figured in the Christian creativity as an emblem of the immortality of Christ and the preachers of the Church, along with hagiographical narratives and biblical images.…”
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Inerting Strategy for a Demonstration-Scale Hot Cell Facility Based on Experiences from Pilot-Scale Argon Cell Facility Operation and CFD Analysis by Seungnam Yu, Jaehoon Lim, Ilje Cho, Jonghui Han

“…Implementing a “demonstration-scale” hot cell facility is challenging as it is intended to supersede PRIDE and satisfy the increased requirements of larger-scale facilities. …”
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Les croisades en Orient. Histoire, mémoires by Abbès Zouache

“…This memory was mixed with a feeling of aggression and the pride of having resisted through a refocusing on piety and djihad, and through the respect for the established power. …”
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Early Nineteenth-Century New Yorkers and the Invention of New York City by François WEIL

“…It then attempts to reveal how New Yorkers translated their ancestral pride and identity feelings into historical and genealogical pursuits. …”
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Comorbidities, long‐term outcome and poststroke epilepsy associated with ischemic stroke – A multicenter observational study of 125 dogs by Cecilia‐Gabriella Danciu, Rita Gonçalves, Carrete Jordina Caldero, Christoforos Posporis, Javier Espinosa, Steven deDecker, Hanne Gredal, Sophie Elizabeth Wyatt

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Yoruba Traditions in the Midst of Foreign Influences, A Critical Evaluation by Kola Adekola

“… The Yoruba of South west Nigeria pride themselves as a “nation” with a rich cultural heritage. …”
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Comparative Analysis on the Epic of Gilgamesh and Aphrodite and Hippolytus and the Difference on Death between Eastern and Western View by Sophia Ardya Garini

“…Death and suicide by Takeyama, according to Mishima (in Patriotism) is the final of his life achievement; death with heroic sense; death with pride. In Western view, death and suicide by Ophelia (in Hamlet) becomes the escape because of the great loss, depressed, and the unbearable burden.   …”
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Philo's De Decalogo: educating to respect the socially disadvantaged by P. B. Decock

“…The Ten Commandments are intended as a means of education, healing and transformation of people and their communities; they guide people to live in harmony with nature, reason and one another; in practice, this means to learn how to turn away from foolish pride and to live in gentleness, fellowship, simplicity, and equality. …”
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Décomposer les humanités numériques by Michael Piotrowski, Aris Xanthos

“…While some seem to take pride in this reputation, the absence of a coherent definition frequently sparks off acrimonious criticism and debates. …”
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“O’er-dyed blacks” (1.2.131) : les couleurs dans Le Conte d’hiver by Sophie Chiari

“…In this paper, I intend an in-depth examination of the highly symbolical universe of colours in Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale against the background of the Reformation, which gave pride of place to dark and sad dyes. In the wake of Michel Pastoureau’s works on the subject, I will thus not only aim at exploring the broad chromatic fields of the play (black, white and red) but also at having a closer look at its “sentimental” colours (yellow and green) as well as at its “dishonest” hues (the colours of the rainbow), as those defended by Autolycus, whose polychrome world reflects a subversive vision of Bohemia. …”
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Public Accountability and its Diverse Context: a Tale from Different Disciplinary Parameters. by Basheka, Benon

“…Accountability in itself is huge and can be seen from different angles and no issue of a journal like this one can pride of a capacity to cover all forms of accountability. …”
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Ethnic Populism and Bad Taste: Exploring the Kitschification of Slovak Folklore by Jana Migašová

“…This study is a_compilation of notes on the concept of folkloric kitsch, understood as a_secondary aesthetic product of modernism that specifically participates in shared feelings of national pride in Central European countries. The aesthetic core of folkloric kitsch production involves the decontextualised and redundant use of elements borrowed from original folk art, aiming to communicate originality, authenticity, and national self-sufficiency. …”
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Biopolitics of the Zombie Corpses: Collectivity, Contagion, and Alterity by Onur Kartal

“…Rather than destroying the capitalist rationalization without offering any alternatives, zombie corpses enounce the birth of a new form of social life as analysed through Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. …”
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Comment a-t-on apprécié et compris la sculpture de l’Antiquité tardive et du haut Moyen Âge auxXIXe-XXe siècles ? by Pierre-Yves Le Pogam

“…Considered crude, they were also looked upon with pride, as witnesses to the antiquity of a territory. …”
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Le langage de la diversité by Sara Ahmed

“…It shows that diversity as a term is used strategically by practitioners as a solution to what has been called “equity fatigue”; it is a term that more easily supports existing organizational ideals or even organizational pride. What makes diversity useful also makes it limited: it can become detached from histories of struggle for equality. …”
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Birds of a Feather: Alexander McQueen’s Victorian Bestiary by Ariane Fennetaux

“…With fur, feathers, corals, antlers or butterflies a constant feature of his creations, Alexander McQueen created designs that gave the animal world pride of place whilst his fashion and the imagery of his catwalk presentations were deeply influenced by Victorian sartorial and visual culture. …”
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