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Aging in Cell and Tissue Cultureil his retirement in 1792. He is regarded as one of the ablest statesmen of the eighteenth century. He was also responsible for modernizing the *Ballhausplatz and inspiring the foundation of the . in 1753, from which developed Austria’s training school for consuls and diplomats. . Vienna, Diplomatic Academy of.

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Aging and the Cardiovascular-Related Systems. An injury suffered from an illegal act.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-74072-0. The term which, during the *Cold War, was often used in the *West to refer to the Soviet Union and its East European *satellites. Also called the Soviet bloc. The term was frowned on by purists as implying greater homogeneity in domestic policies than was the case.

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Aging and the Cardiovascular-Related Systems. The Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The ministry was established in 1868, although it was not called the . 1885.

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Géraldine Carrard,Bertrand Friguet. Used in the study of *international relations (sense 3) to refer to views or policies which are deemed to reflect ideals rather than practicality. It is a charge which has often been leveled against scholars and politicians of the 1918 to 1939 period. . realism (sense 1).

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