EXECUTIVE SUMMARY STUDY HISTORY Transportation congestion between the City of Portland and communities to the west of the City has been evaluated in numerous studies dating back to the 1970s. More recently, a study under

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• Geography of the United States
• Transportation planning
• New Urbanism
• Public transport
• Maine
• Level of service
• Portland
• Oregon
• Technology
• Gorham
• Maine
• Transport
• Portland – South Portland – Biddeford metropolitan area
• Sustainable transport

Table VI: Honours units of study Unit of study CP A: Assumed knowledge P: Prerequisite

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• Academic degree
• Thesis
• Knowledge
• Linguistics
• Education
• History and philosophy of science
• Doctor of Philosophy

U N I V E R S I T Y L I B R A R Y library.unc.edu 75 The Library celebrates

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• Southern Historical Collection
• North Carolina
• Music librarianship
• Center for the Study of the American South
• Southern Oral History Program
• Blues
• Education in the United States
• American music
• University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• J. Carlyle Sitterson
• Glen Haydon

Patchwork Lives, hosted by the Museum of Nebraska History, will be presented in four rotations of quilts over a two-year

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• International Quilt Study Center & Museum
• Quilt
• Patchwork
• Lincoln
• Nebraska
• University of Nebraska–Lincoln
• Nebraska
• Cuesta Benberry
• Great Lakes Quilt Center
• Textile arts
• Quilting
• Visual arts

Andrew Stewart, M.A. National Museum of Natural History August 4th, 2013 1 – 4 pm in the Genome Zone Genomics is a data-rich field of study that requires extensive amounts of computing power and the application of inte

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• Omics
• Computational genomics
• Genome
• Molecular biology
• Public health genomics
• Bioinformatics
• Genomics
• Biology

Basin Research[removed]doi: [removed]j[removed]00329.x Mesozoic^Cenozoic exhumation events in the eastern North Sea Basin: a multi-disciplinary study based on palaeothermal, palaeoburial, stratigraphic and seismic

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• Jurassic
• Geology
• Historical geology
• Geology of Spain
• Geology of Europe
• Cretaceous
• Mesozoic
• Geological history of Earth

Lesson Twelve: The Process of Ratification: A Study of Four States BACKGROUND INFORMATION FOR INSTRUCTOR The first five states that ratified the Constitution followed the procedure specified by the Constitutional Convent

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• History of the United States
• Government
• James Madison
• Democracy
• United States Bill of Rights
• Articles of Confederation
• Anti-Federalism
• Ratification
• Constitutional Convention
• United States Constitution
• United States
• Law

Oral Histories During the course of study in American history, students investigate the theme of what it means to be American in a pluralistic society. One way students can explore this question is by conducting oral his

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• Apple Inc.
• IMovie
• IPhoto
• ILife
• IPod
• Software
• ITunes
• Application software

GLOSSARY Anthropology: the study of humankind from a biological and cultural perspective. Artifacts: material items that humans have manufactured or modified. Band: basic unit of social organization usually comprised of

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• History of North America
• Sioux
• Winter count
• Great Plains
• South Dakota
• Western United States
• Lakota people
• Plains tribes
• Lakota
• Native American history

Remnants of a Lost Life : A Great War Case Study Jackie Depelle : Family History Tutor, Speaker & Event Organiser Who Do You Think You Are?Live : 2014 Basic Ideas for WW1 Research Lived or Died?

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