Cognitive Description of Multilingual Toponym Pairs Katalin Reszegi Hungary Abstract My paper gives an overview of how multilingual toponym pairs may be represented in the mind and mental

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• Language acquisition
• Bilingualism
• Multilingualism
• Place names
• Psycholinguistics
• Toponymy
• Neuroscience of multilingualism
• Monolingualism
• Linguistics
• Hungarian language
• Language
• Linguistic competence

Stoned Out of My Mind: A Guide to and Personal Reflections of the Boundary Stones for the District of Columbia By Matthew Kanon

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• Washington metropolitan area
• National Register of Historic Places in Arlington County
• Virginia
• Cities in Virginia
• Boundary Markers of the Original District of Columbia
• National Register of Historic Places in Fairfax County
• Virginia
• National Register of Historic Places in Falls Church
• Virginia
• Benjamin Banneker
• Andrew Ellicott
• Boundary marker
• Falls Church
• Virginia
• Arlington County
• Virginia
• Washington
• D.C.

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA “This experience has opened my mind in every aspect. I have . Sequoia/Kings

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• University of California regents
• University of California
• California culture
• Mark Yudof
• Afrikan Black Coalition
• University of California Television

Guest Post: Intelligence Legalism and the Torture Report By Margo Schlanger Wednesday, December 17, 2014 at 4:03 PM As I was reading the SSCI’s torture report last week, my mind went back to two Just

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• Torture in the United States
• Government
• Politics
• Law
• United States
• Digital rights
• Human rights
• Senate Intelligence Committee report on CIA torture
• Central Intelligence Agency
• Waterboarding
• Torture and the United States
• Privacy

An account of the life of John Richardson Introduced with a brief relation concerning his father William Richardson It has been repeatedly revived in my mind, to leave the following account concerning my dear

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Does an XML Document Have Semantics? Roger L. Costello December 1, 2013 Semantics is Slippery Semantics is such a slippery subject. Every time I think that I have it resolved in my mind, I see another

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What Illinois has placed under America’s Christmas Tree Written by Dan Arnold “All my life I have tried to pluck a thistle and plant a flower wherever the flower would grow in thought and mind.” - Abraham Lincoln T

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• Cultural depictions of Abraham Lincoln
• United States
• Illinois
• Abraham Lincoln
• A More Perfect Union
• Abe
• Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission

Dear Friends: Sinceyears. Caring. Service. Community. In my mind, these words and phrases are what define Decatur Memorial Hospital. We opened our doors in 1916 and since that time, we have built a strong fou

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Friends, “In each pause I hear the call” --Ralph Waldo Emerson This quote has been especially front of mind this year because LRN, the company I have devoted my life to building, is celebrating its 20th anniversary,

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On My Mind: Grantsmanship and The Key Role of Reviewers A friend emailed me a link (http://chronicle.com/article/How-to-Fail-in-Grant-Writingto an article appearing in the December 5 edition of The Chronicle o

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