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The influence of Bonhoeffer, who provided him with magnificent working conditions at the Institut, is reflected in his later work in the field of biophysical chemistry.
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The German Cultural center, the Goethe Institut are her hosts for this show presented by Kachifo Limited, publishers of Farafina Books.
Telling our own story - NNENNA OKORE - “OF EARTH... BARKS AND TOPOGRAPHY” 2009
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The German Cultural center, the Goethe Institut are her hosts for this show presented by Kachifo Limited, publishers of Farafina Books.
Archive 2009-06-01 2009
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These wines come from parts of the Côtes du Rhône that have higher grape-growing pedigrees, according to the French wine authorities, better known as the Institut National des Appellations d'Origine.
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Half a century ago, in that ordinary, popular tongue, which is all compounded of traditions, which persists in calling the Institut les
Les Miserables 2008
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Half a century ago, in that ordinary, popular tongue, which is all compounded of traditions, which persists in calling the Institut les Quatre-Nations, and the Opera-Comique Feydeau, the precise spot whither Jean Valjean had arrived was called le Petit Picpus.
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Half a century ago, in that ordinary, popular tongue, which is all compounded of traditions, which persists in calling the Institut les
Les Misérables Victor Hugo 1843
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I am taking the Intensive 8 course in Berlin at the Goethe-Institut, which is the best in-class language course - or any course - I have every taken.
Chris Abraham Chris Abraham 2010
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I am taking the Intensive 8 course in Berlin at the Goethe-Institut, which is the best in-class language course - or any course - I have every taken.
Chris Abraham Chris Abraham 2010
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Girls generally attend the public school from the age of six or seven to eleven, where they occupy themselves with the more elementary branches; afterwards they are placed in a seminary or "Institut," in which they remain until sixteen or eighteen.
The Education of American Girls Anna Callender Brackett
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