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Need les To Say: Reading in a Brain by Stanislas Dehaene in France meddlesome in dual separate mysteries.
Literacy News 217th Edition admin 2009
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Stanislas Dehaene, a neuroscientist at the Coll è ge de France in Paris, has helped to demonstrate that the literate brain contains two distinct pathways for making sense of words, each activated in different contexts.
Kant on a Kindle? Jonah Lehrer 2010
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Monday afternoon, the bank said Dexia SA's chairman, Jean-Luc Dehaene , would step down from the Belgian unit's board.
Dexia Accepts Rescue Plan Matthew Dalton 2011
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Dexia's Belgian retail subsidiary will be reinforced and depositors will be protected, Dominique Dehaene, spokesman for Prime Minister Yves Leterme, said.
Europe Races to Stem Crisis Matthew Dalton 2011
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On the other hand again, I have met several other CD&V ex-prime ministers (Dehaene, Tindemans, Eyskens) and been impressed by them (though all three predate the party's most recent name change).
Linkspam for 23-9-2009 nwhyte 2009
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The panel is headed by the former prime minister of Belgium, Jean-Luc Dehaene, who is joined by Jacobo Beltrán, a former adviser to the Spanish government, Egon Franck, Umberto Lago and Petros Mavroidis, who are law and economics academics from Germany, Italy and Greece respectively.
Carlos Tevez's agent Kia Joorabchian has Corinthians connections 2011
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Need les To Say: Reading in a Brain by Stanislas Dehaene in France meddlesome in dual separate mysteries.
Archive 2009-11-01 admin 2009
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The details of this plan, including whether the bad bank would receive government guarantees for its assets or liabilities, "will be part of negotiations in the hours and days ahead," Mr. Dehaene said.
Europe Races to Stem Crisis Matthew Dalton 2011
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Dehaene will seek to ensure owners 'companies pay market rates, which, given the disparity between Manchester United's £25m-a-year deal and the £3m a year Portsmouth receive, is hardly a simple task.
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Stanislas Dehaene of the Federative Institute of Research in Gif-sur-Yvette, France, and his co-workers report in Science that both adults and children of an Amazonian tribe called the Mundurucu, who have had almost no exposure to the linear counting scale of the industrialized world, judge magnitudes on a logarithmic basis.
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