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	Annotated Chaucer Bibliographies, 1994, 1996, 1999, 2001
		Parry says this is extremely telling: the tales certainly present the women as complicit in some degree to deception and adultery, but they are never punished within the bounds of the narrative the way the male characters are.
		Parry pays a good deal of attention to the fact May’s thoughts are interrogated, but never explicated; the Merchant allows for May’s existence of an independent cognitive entity from the men around her, but does not supply us with any description of her or of what actually is going on in her head (156-160).
		Perhaps the most underdeveloped (and undeservedly so) part of Parry’s thesis is his assertion that they way each woman specifically functions within her tale (as he points out, there are subtle yet important differences) reflects the ongoing theme of the roles of destiny vs. fate, and the interventions of the gods, in the tellers’ narratives.
	faculty.goucher.edu /eng330/annotated_chaucer_bibliographies.htm (17933 words)

	Temple Motifs in Jewish Mysticism
		The parallels between Jewish, early Christian, Hellenistic, Gnostic, and Egyptian ascension texts and rituals are too numerous and exact to be explained by random chance.
		The angels are singing hymns, paralleling the earthly temple hymns, rituals, and liturgies.
		Paralleling the curtain or veil in front of the Ark of the Covenant in the Holy of Holies of the earthly temple (described in Exodus 26:31-33 30:6; Numbers 18:7 Leviticus 16:2 2 Chronicles 3:14 Matthew 27:51 Mark 15:38 Luke 23:45) 92 is a veil or curtain (Heb.
	home.uchicago.edu /~spackman/mysticism.htm (9905 words)

	Women in the Book of Mormon - FARMS JBMS
		Phyllis Bird argues that "where women appear at all in the standard [biblical texts], it is in incidental references, as exceptional figures, or in limited discussion of practices or customs relating especially to women.
		Bird also reminds us that "a woman's primary and essential role within the family, with its multiple demands of time and skill,.
		While Professor Bird's comments are limited to the Hebrew Bible, I believe her notion of dialogue with the text can be expanded to include the ways we approach the scriptures of the restored church.
	farms.byu.edu /display.php?id=297&table=jbms (13369 words)

	WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT PLAN
		The underlying aim of these studies is to ascertain the current status of several suites of sensitive or ecologically important species and to compare this information with that gained from previous studies, in order to determine population trends and to recommend appropriate management actions for the curtailment of the loss of species.
		Another example is that a bird with a typical dispersal distance of eight miles has the ability to breed with individuals located or dispersing within that distance, but if the nearest population of this species is 30 miles away, the two populations may be considered effectively isolated from each other.
		Based on their results, we summarize the status of seven different sensitive bird species, each suspected to be resident, or at least a visitor to the Reserve.
	www.torreypines.org /current/wmp.html (16635 words)

	LBJ's Texas White House "Our Heart's Home" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Johnson's transformation from an energetic but awkward schoolteacher to a national political leader was paralleled by his move from the little cabin in which he had been born to the family ranch house that he remade into the Texas White House.
		Lyndon Johnson was "happy and relaxed," Lady Bird Johnson remembered, amid the uproar over reports that Luci Johnson and Nugent planned to ask the president and first lady for permission to marry.
		Lady Bird Johnson had been excited when Johnson took up hunting because it was the first activity outside of politics that he seemed to enjoy, and she learned to shoot herself, becoming a crack shot.
	www.nps.gov /lyjo/Ourheartshome/lbj8.htm (9027 words)

	PARRY'S PROTOCOL (PART I)
		Parry's response was calm, his eyes relaxed somewhat.
		Parry was sitting cross-legged on his mattress on the other side of the glass wall, surrounded by books, magazines, and notebooks strewn across the floor.
		Parry smiled with his mouth tightly closed; his expectant face had gained a fleshier hue, and his body was less thin -- more on the lean side.
	alpharhoypsioln.tripod.com /parry2001pt1.html (17342 words)

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		Parry studied a type of poet called an oral bard whom he discovered in the former Yugoslavia.
		It's hard for us to imagine such a thing in an age of music videos and "concrete" poetry, arts which are as much a treat for the eye as the ear and which in one way or another the artist prepares prior to their presentation.
		Parry's theory that Homeric epic was at heart oral poetry made such wonderful sense of the form of Homeric verse that it seemed it had to be right.
	www.usu.edu /markdamen/1320AncLit/chapters/04homer.htm (13486 words)

	Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2002.02.12
		In his approach, Honko is inspired by Parry and Lord and the widespread further discussions and adaptations of their theory.
		The poem is harmoniously rounded with a ring composition, the areca-flower of Siri's birth recurring as a simile at the twin sisters' death.
		He rejects Parry's definition of the formula, stating that "the life of a formula is variation, not fixity" (p.
	ccat.sas.upenn.edu /bmcr/2002/2002-02-12.html (4536 words)

	OUR PHANTOM SHIP AMONG
		They reached the parallel of eighty-two degrees, forty-five minutes, which was, and still is, the most northerly point trodden by the foot of man. From that point they returned In those high latitudes they met with a phenomenon, common in alpine regions, as well as at the Pole, red snow.
		Parry went out next year, as a lieutenant, in command of his first and most successful expedition.
		How the genius of Parry equalled the occasion; how there was established a theatre and a "North Georgian Gazette," to cheer the tediousness of a night which continued for two thousand hours.
	www.ric.edu /rpotter/phantom.html (5760 words)

	Race Rocks National Marine Park- 1975
		The birds frequenting the Park can be classified as abundant year round residents, common or uncommon migrants, winter visitors or accidentals.
		Bird populations are most conspicuous during the spring and fall months.
		As is true for nearly all natural situations close to a technological society, the Park is threatened with the possibility of man-made environmental perturbations which may alter the structure, stability, or the very existence of one or more of the biological communities present.
	www.racerocks.com /racerock/rreo/rrrefer/rrnatpark.htm (10089 words)

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		It was found and analyzed by scientists in 1938, over 100 years after it was originally sealed, and judged nutritionally and physically sound, and the contents fed to a cat, who ate hearty, and had no ill effects.
		Unwrap the bird and ensure that the bird's had all of the feathers removed.
		Place the bird in the casserole dish, and slowly pour the butter over the top of the bird.
	www.ibiblio.org /oscookbook/downloads/OSCKBK.txt (18779 words)

	Romans - Chapter 11 - Barnes' Notes on the New Testament on StudyLight.org
		And though he had proved that a large part of the Jews were to be rejected, and though infidelity was prevalent, yet still there were some who had been Jews who were truly pious, and entitled to the favour of God.
		Nor should they deem this state of things remarkable, for a parallel case was recorded in their own Scriptures.
		This is an instance of remarkable tact and delicacy in an argument, admitting the main force of the remark, but giving it a slight change in accordance with the truth, so as to parry its force, and give it a practical bearing on the very point which he wished to enforce.
	www.studylight.org /com/bnn/view.cgi?book=ro&chapter=11 (14996 words)

	FTR#490—Another Interview with Robert Parry—(Two 30-minute segments) (Sources are noted in parentheses
		Continuing our discussion with ground-breaking journalist Robert Parry, this broadcast begins with the apparent suicide of investigative journalist Gary Webb, whose career was destroyed after he authored an investigation of the CIA’s complicity in the Contra/cocaine connection.
		Parry eulogizes Gary Webb and discusses the mainstream press’s shameful treatment of Gary and his work.
		(Parry and his AP colleague Brian Barger were the first to break the story of the Contra/cocaine connection.) The balance of the program consists of material covered in Robert’s book
	www.spitfirelist.com /f490.html (10469 words)

	Amy Ridenour's National Center Blog: August 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Addendum (8/18): This August 18 article by Robert Parry, author of the book "Secrecy & Privilege: Rise of the Bush Dynasty from Watergate to Iraq," and a former AP and Newsweek writer, is a perfect example of how not to write about Judge John Roberts and comparable worth.
		Parry's apparently impressive credentials as a reporter, Parry apparently had absolutely no idea what "comparable worth" proposals were designed to do when he wrote his screed.
		As such, Parry makes the mistake of assuming that Roberts' opposition to handing government the power to set public and private wage rates necessarily means that Roberts, when he worked in the Reagan Administration, thought women deserved to be paid less (for the same work) than men.
	www.nationalcenter.org /2005_08_01_BlogArchive.html (8466 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		In both cases the point is the same: there is no discourse-independent way of characterizing nouns and verbs; there are only a categorical forms which accrue morphological and syntactic peculiarities according to their discourse behavior.
		This need not preclude the opposite perspective, the 'bird's eye view' and the study of stable after-the-fact panoramas, but the two perspectives need to be considered together.
		In this regard it is interesting to note that the Serbian gusler whose oral epics have become well known through the work of Parry and Lord were unable to recreate their stories except in the rhythmic style of their chanted pentameters.
	eserver.org /langs/times-of-the-sign.txt (10599 words)

	Migratory Bird Sanctuary Regulations
		(3) Subject to the Act and the Migratory Birds Regulations, the Minister may issue a permit authorizing any person to have firearms in their possession and to shoot and have in their possession migratory birds in such portion of a migratory bird sanctuary and during such time as are specified in the permit.
		No person shall, in Vaseux Lake Bird Sanctuary, use a boat or other floating device that is equipped with any means of propulsion other than sails or oars except under authority of a permit.
		(1) No person shall, in a migratory bird sanctuary, carry on any activity that is harmful to migratory birds or the eggs, nests or habitat of migratory birds, except under authority of a permit.
	laws.justice.gc.ca /en/m-7.01/C.R.C.-c.1036/text.html (5005 words)

	Bryn Mawr Classical Review 98.5.20
		Although the latter was imperfectly understood, and the former imperfectly published (Milman Parry's Making of Homeric Verse appeared only in 1971), CH presented both more clearly and gave a better idea of their significance than does NCH.
		Foley's account of Parry's work is accurate except for his belief, which is widely shared, that Lord 'would wholly redefine the nature and goals of the enquiry'.
		But this too neglects Parry's principle that the epic diction will modernize except where metre forbids: hence the full forms will have been preserved in the Aeolic tradition as archaisms needed for the formulaic systems to function.
	ccat.sas.upenn.edu /bmcr/1998/98.5.20.html (6951 words)

	: STARTLING MAJOR DISCOVERY IN FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE! MAP COMPARISON SEEMS TO PROVE BRITISH GOVERNMENT IS IMPLEMENTING ...
		Parry said: 'Their sheer numbers on many hills reduced the landscape and wildlife value dramatically.
		Parry makes this point rather clear in his next statement.
		The fact is, we see farmers and ranchers losing their land, their herds, their income, and being threatened with the loss of their entire way of life.
	www.cuttingedge.org /news/n1496.cfm (3368 words)

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		The "science" of the game was to parry the blows of the antagonist, as it is in the "noble and manly" art of self-defence now.
		A set of weights and pulleys, a pair of parallel bars, two suspended rings, and a leaping-pole are all the necessary permanent fixtures.
		Temper and digestion undergo a parallel improvement, and it will require much to make him forego the luxury of exercise which he at first thought so painful.
	www.gutenberg.org /files/11727/11727.txt (21078 words)

	Parry and Caldwell on Geoffrey of Monmouth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		In Nennius too is Geoffrey's method of getting reality and solid chronology for his earlier part by means of parallel history and synchronisms,—by mentioning contemporaries of his kings among familiar classical and Hebrew worthies.
		His insertion of prophecies is paralleled notably in William, Henry and Nennius.
		As something of a parallel to his scope Henry briefly traces the Franks from the Trojan War, and William from the fourth century A.D. No one can say from what historians he got this or that trait, for he had read many.
	www.csun.edu /~sk36711/WWW/engl443/tatlock.htm (1255 words)

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		The sea beyond the 60th parallel, from opposite the Cape of Good Hope to the southern extremity of Australia, had n(ut been visited; and, ~vithout this, the curves of magnetism could not be pru)(luced on the nuaps.
		It was observed that the bird never drank, and seemed rather to avoid the water; but a few drops one day falling upon the cage, and trickling down the bars, the bird drank them with great dexterity, and an eagerness that showed she was suffering with thirst.
		The experiment was then made whether she would drink under other circumstances, and though she lived entirely on dry Indian corn, the cup of water in the ca0e was for a whole week untasted and untouched; hut the moment water was sprinkled on the bars, she drank it eagerly as before.
	lcweb2.loc.gov /ndlpcoop/nicmoas/livn-1/livn0029.sgm (16242 words)

	The FurCountry by Jules Verne
		One of the largest of the lakes beyond the 61st parallel is that called the Great Slave Lake; it is two hundred and fifty miles long by fifty across, and is situated exactly at 61Â° 25â N. lat.
		The surface of the water, the shores strewn with flints and blocks of granite, the slopes with their tapestry of herbs, the tree-crowned hill-tops, were all alike frequented by various specimens of the feathered tribe.
		Several varieties of ducks, uttering their different cries and calls, eider ducks, whistlers spotted redshanks, âold women,â those loquacious birds whose beak is never closed, skimmed the surface of the lake.
	www.gutenberg.org /dirs/etext05/8furc10h.htm (17536 words)

	Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble Cheats codes for Super Nintendo
		She is trapped and you will need all of the Banana Birds to free her.
		There is a cave at the top right of the screen as well as at the bottom, close to where you jumped into the water to begin your journey.
		You must take Parry the Parallel Bird all the way from the beginning through the level without him leaving you (having him not get hit by an enemy).
	cheatdesk.com /cheatcodes.php?gameid=6682&title=Donkey_Kong_Country_... (10748 words)

	Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It is also where all the banana birds you collect are kept.
		New characters include Ellie the Elephant, Parry the Parallel Bird, a family of 13 by the name of the Brothers Bear, and a race of magical creatures called the Banana Birds.
		It looks like just any old barrel, except it is larger, has two angry-looking eyes, and a large mouth with wooden teeth.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Donkey_Kong_Country_3:_Dixie_Kong's_Double_Trouble! (2671 words)

	Muskoka - Parry Sound and Muskoka Genweb
		Parry Sound—Muskoka in relation to the other Ontario ridings.
		Parry Sound—Muskoka is a federal and provincial electoral district in Ontario, Canada,
		Genealogical research society for the region of Parry Sound and Muskoka.
	newinfoage.com /nwia/muskoka.html (405 words)

	School of the Prophets 5
		In the words of Adolph Harnack: "...We must point out that in the Adoption Christology, the parallel between Jesus and all believers who have the Spirit and are Sons of God, stands out very clearly...
		Parallel texts of the gospels were often assimilated to each other...
		But they were digging under the cliffs for fertilizer, that is, for bird droppings which fertilized the crops.
	essenes.net /sch5.htm (19087 words)

	rec.martial-arts FAQ part 2 of 3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		These slaves lacked a form of self-defense, and in a way quite parallel to Karate, they developed a martial-art with the things they had in hand, namely, sugar cane knives and 3/4 staffs.
		Is not uncommon to not be taught any kind of hand strike of parry, though arm positioning for blocks is taught.
		These basic energies are later expanded into Twelve Animal forms which include variations of the animal forms found in the Ten Animal styles as well as two additional animals, the Tai (a mythical bird) and the Tuo (a type of water lizard, akin to the aligator).
	omicron.felk.cvut.cz /FAQ/articles/a1117.html (9799 words)

	Parallel Youniversity
		The pungent, heavy, ‘singing’ air, the neanderthal birds, and talk of the hippopotami who come in to graze around sunset.
		Covered in one of the last great tropical rainforests, it is home to many unique species of wildlife including trees, kangaroos and beautiful birds of paradise.
		We are making such material available in an effort to advance the understanding of environmental, political, human rights, economic, democratic, scientific, religious, spiritual, and social justice issues in the firm belief that this constitutes a "fair use" of any such copyrighted material as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law.
	www.parallel-youniversity.com /emag/up190.html (9996 words)

	CharismaConMan
		This parallel was not lost on workers and their place as "wage-slaves" to the owners of industry.
		The emerging working class and the increasingly beleaguered small businessman posed the economic value created by their actual work against the money manipulating and "coupon clipping" of the "robber barons." The claim was that the sheer desire for wealth over work and productivity was destroying the union.
		Each of these versions of the myth-dream which contemplates the problem and a possible solution to it is paralleled by actions taken by Kanakas and known to Tangu.
	people.sunyit.edu /~harrell/billyjack/CharismaConMan.html (15378 words)

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