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Im Nordwesten der Schweiz, am Rhein, kurz vor Deutschland; hat eine Kathedrale, Universität, Bibliothek und Museum; war ein Zentrum des Einfluss in Zeiten der Reformation, und Erasmus Heimat für mehrere Jahre , es ist jetzt ein großer Geldmarkt und hat grosse Seiden und Chemikalien Produktion, die Menschen sind evangelisch und deutschsprachig.
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Capital of Peru, 6 m. inland from Callao, its port, a picturesque but somewhat shabby city, 700 ft. above the sea-level, regularly built, with many plazas; has a cathedral and 70 churches; trade is in the hands of foreigners, mostly Germans, and industries are unimportant; it was founded by Pizarro, and his bones lie buried in the cathedral.
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生来の膨張力主催の宇宙に帰すると最も複雑なフォームから、最も単純な中間リンクを介しての偏差を断言する生物学的教義の創造の特別の法律の介入なし。を参照してください進化。
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Or Lilis, the name of Adam's first wife, whom, according to Jewish tradition, he had before Eve, and who bore him in that wedlock the whole progeny of aerial, aquatic, and terrestrial devils, and who, it seems, still wanders about the world bewitching men to like issue and slaying little children not protected by amulets against her.
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A party of violent red-hot Republicans, led on by John Lilburne, who appeared in the time of the Commonwealth, but were suppressed by Cromwell.
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A seaport on the coast of Syria; exports a tobacco of a fine quality, to which it gives name.
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