... for forced labor were issued on April IS, 1919, and May 17, 1919, called for each provincial CHEKA to ...

... officially initiated on May 23, 1918 when Dzerzhensky was authorized to arrest members of the Kadet Parties ...

... against the Communist I 81 , government. Even prior to the resolution of May 23, 1918, the CHEKA had ...

... surveillance with the Sovnarkom instruction of May 23, 1918. Taken separately, the Right SRs, who had made no ...

... , it may have become an arm for use against the monarchy by that faction of wealthy m2~ which was ...

... of influence that the two Ii ii 12 powers would have in the Balkans. On May 18, 1944, a tentative ...

... admiration for Russia, and his distrust for ' 1 '1 sm. 28 cap1' t a I'1 S t '1mper1a In May, 1945, Soviet ...

... the Trieste problem, described below, led to Tito's speech in Ljubljana on May 28, 1945. 33 Tito ...

... country.,,5B Stalin's reply on May 4, was: "Comrades Tito and Kardelj, it seems, do not understand that ...

... , 1982J and Shank, 1984), however, believe that the study of metaphor may uncover the role metaphors ...

... metaphors are those which may have been original at one time, but through time, have become so ordinary as ...

... shifts, though not all, may be metaphorical transfers" (Black, 1962, pp. Wheelwright (1962) proposed a 44 ...

... , phrases, or sentences, though they mayor may not be metaphorical on their own, can be metaphorical when ...

... love his neighbor as himself. God helps him to achieve this perfection no matter where man may be, in ...

... England to pertinent recently The Was it was the I that in question cause shall . yet come, and may and of ...

... Exclusion Bill was introduced into the House of Commons on May 15, 1679, removed from the line of ~.;hich ...

... Parliame~t there unfriendly. May'10) form of of himself. he, "closeting" by personal members Parliament ...

... rumor was actually be called in May. On May 14 Declaration of the King to took two weeks it placed the ...

... claimed that evil indicates an absence of good. absence of good is evil. may be understood. a negative ...

... by something else. While being is intelligible in itself, one may have difficulty grasping that ...

... approximately 27%. In 1979, CARA found that the rates may have risen slightly from I II I their 1968 level (p ...

... society, e.g. the effect of the Vietnam I War during those cycles or it may have been connected with the ...

... lands and waters outside of the zone above described which may be necessary for the construction ...

... ." A person may have a valid title to a piece of property but still not have sovereignty. Only the ...

... . h'1S coun t rYe 65 Th'1S new treaty 1nc1uded . 1n a $1.5 million raise in the annuity. This may seem ...

... altogether different were eventually negotiated, and they had entered into force by the first of May in 1978 ...