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... followed by the second bowler , third bowler , and so on through the fifth bowler , also called the anchor . After the five bowlers on each team have completed their frame , they switch lanes for the second frame . A complete game ...
... followed by the second bowler , third bowler , and so on through the fifth bowler , also called the anchor . After the five bowlers on each team have completed their frame , they switch lanes for the second frame . A complete game ...
Page 479
... followed appointments at Breslau ( 1916 ) and Giessen ( 1920 ) . In 1921 he was appointed professor of New Testament at Marburg , where he remained until his retirement in 1951. He continued his residence in Mar- burg after his ...
... followed appointments at Breslau ( 1916 ) and Giessen ( 1920 ) . In 1921 he was appointed professor of New Testament at Marburg , where he remained until his retirement in 1951. He continued his residence in Mar- burg after his ...
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... followed chronologically upon the Hall- statt Age ( see below ) . But the history of the Celts before the 5th century remains very uncertain . Early Celtic settlements . Archaeological investigation strongly suggests that the area in ...
... followed chronologically upon the Hall- statt Age ( see below ) . But the history of the Celts before the 5th century remains very uncertain . Early Celtic settlements . Archaeological investigation strongly suggests that the area in ...
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