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Page 314
... addition to these changes , further canonical regula- tions were accepted . New regulations for mixed marriages were adopted in 1966. Norms were established for the implementation of the conciliar decrees on the office of bishops and ...
... addition to these changes , further canonical regula- tions were accepted . New regulations for mixed marriages were adopted in 1966. Norms were established for the implementation of the conciliar decrees on the office of bishops and ...
Page 460
... addition , these migrations and the associated climate are compli- cated by the presence of landmasses and major mountain features , particularly in the Northern Hemisphere . The westerlies lie on the equatorward side of the semiper ...
... addition , these migrations and the associated climate are compli- cated by the presence of landmasses and major mountain features , particularly in the Northern Hemisphere . The westerlies lie on the equatorward side of the semiper ...
Page 615
... addition and multiplication , subject to the usual nine laws of addition and multiplication obeyed by rational num- bers . In particular the marks may be taken to be the set X of non - negative integers less than a prime p . If this is ...
... addition and multiplication , subject to the usual nine laws of addition and multiplication obeyed by rational num- bers . In particular the marks may be taken to be the set X of non - negative integers less than a prime p . If this is ...
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