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...WIKITONGUES- Ross speaking Lacandon.webm|thumb|A Lacandon language speaker in Mexico.]] ...ndígenas nacionales'']|name=INALI}} Within [[Chiapas]], Lacandon is spoken in [[Betel]], Lacanjá San Quintín, Lake Metzaboc, Metzaboc, and [[Naha, Chiapa ...

{{Short description|Public university in Camden, New Jersey, US}} ...ersey|the university as a whole|Rutgers University|other uses of "Rutgers"|Rutgers (disambiguation)}} ...

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...t=[[Monégasque dialect]], which is closely related to Mentonasc and spoken in the same region}} | speakers2 = {{sigfig|2,868|1}} in Menton & {{sigfig|1,317|1}} in Roquebrune ...

| thesis_title = Explaining reasoning in description logics ...niversity]] (BS)<br />[[University of California at Berkeley]] (MS)<br />[[Rutgers University]] (PhD) ...

{{About|the language of South America|the language of the Caribs in the Caribbean|Kalinago language{{!}}Island Carib language}} ...Definitely Endangered by the [[UNESCO]] ''[[Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger]]''}}}} ...

{{short description|Austronesian language spoken in Taiwan}} |speakers2=a speaker died in 2013<ref name="endangeredlanguages.com" /> ...

...e]] spoken by the [[Itza people]] near [[Lake Petén Itzá|Lake Peten Itza]] in north-central [[Guatemala]] and neighboring [[Belize]]. The language has ab ...nish forced the Itza people to flee or live amongst the Spaniards, such as in [[San José, El Petén|San Jose, Guatemala]], where the only modern speakers ...

| caption = Ludlow in 2005 ...uage]], [[philosophy of linguistics]], [[epistemology]], conceptual issues in virtual worlds ...

| alma_mater = [[Rutgers University]] ...tives = [[Fanny Brice]] (mother-in-law)<br />[[William Brice]] (brother-in-law) ...

...]]'' nor ''Discovery Institute'', a drug and alcohol rehabilitation clinic in [[Marlboro Township, New Jersey|Marlboro, New Jersey]]}} | leader_name = Steven J. Buri{{efn|Buri became president in December 2011}} ...

...R”.<ref>As he was presented when he was elected to the Academy of Sciences in 1929.</ref> ...early a decade prior to the [[October Revolution]] of 1917, instead living in European exile as an independent radical close to philosopher [[Alexander B ...

| training = [[University of the Sciences in Philadelphia|USP]]<br />[[New School for Social Research]] ...up from the first performances in [[Wiesbaden]] 1962 until Maciunas' death in 1978. ...

...ral systems theory]] and founder of numerous ongoing intellectual projects in [[economics]] and [[social science]]. He was married to sociologist [[Elise ...dead }}</ref>{{RP|367}} In his adolescent years Boulding became interested in [[pacifism]] and joined the [[Quakers|Religious Society of Friends]].<ref n ...

{{Short description|Former Air Force base in Canada}} ...nd Labrador]]. The base was built by the [[United States Army Air Forces]] in 1941 under the [[Destroyers for Bases Agreement]] with the [[United Kingdom ...

...Constitution|Fifteenth Amendment to the U. S. Constitution]], which would in effect extend voting rights to black men. One wing of the movement supporte ...mpted to vote, notably Susan B. Anthony, who was arrested and found guilty in a [[Trial of Susan B. Anthony|widely publicized trial]]. After the Supreme ...

...ng alternative methods for [[philosophy education|teaching philosophy both in schools and colleges]]. ...s other [[cognitive]] and [[academic]] skills and greatly assists learning in general.<ref>k.J. Topping and S. Trickey (2007) "Collaborative Philosophica ...

{{short description|Township in Union County, New Jersey, US}} ...ty, New Jersey|Union County]]. Inset: Location of Union County highlighted in the State of [[New Jersey]]. ...

| caption = Ellison in 1961 ...for his novel ''[[Invisible Man]]'', which won the [[National Book Award]] in 1953.<ref name="nba1953" /> ...

...y|Gold Medal in Biography from the American Academy of Arts and Letters]]. In 2010 President [[Barack Obama]] awarded Caro the [[National Humanities Meda ...27, 2007 }}</ref> he went on to [[Princeton University]], where he majored in English. He became [[managing editor]] of ''[[The Daily Princetonian]]'', s ...