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At Beersheba there was a copper-working industry, which presumably imported ore from Sinai, and there was also evidence of an ivory-working industry, both proving the growth of a class of specialist craftsmen.
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By the end of the period, however, the priests had come to form a separate class of specialists, the Brahmans, who claimed superiority over all the other social classes, including the Rajanyas (later Kshatriyas), the warrior class.
Powerful Yet Ineffective When the terrorists shredded the twin towers and cleaved the Pentagon, the nation was staggered, but a whole class of specialists, C.I.A and F.B.I. officials, White House and Pentagon aides and analysts uttered the same name that morning -- bin Laden -- in anger and frustration.
Such indigenous developments notwithstanding, the rise outside Europe of a modern legal profession in the sense of a class of specialists recognized by the state and yet operating with some measure of independence from it is generally associated with European colonial expansion.
Meryl Streep, who's as good an actor as Liv Ullmann and a much better comedienne (nearly in the class of screwball specialist Carole Lombard), is excellent and Alec Baldwin pitches his performance somewhere between Cary Grant and Burt Reynolds.
A Class of Pinter Specialists AUSTIN E. QUIGLEY, left, a professor of English and comparative literature at Columbia University and an expert on HAROLD PINTER, is used to explaining the mysteries of Pinter's plays and screenplays to undergraduates.
A distinct class of legal specialists other than judges first emerged in Greco-Roman civilization, and, as with the law itself, the main contribution was from Rome in the period from 200 bce to 600 ce.
The challenges of providing food made it necessary for the whole group to contribute, so there could be no leisure class or even a class of full-time specialists producing articles not directly related to the food supply.
Perhaps it has to do with the creation and maintenance of another class of priest-like specialists" — Alexander Galloway.
Perhaps it has to do with the creation and maintenance of another class of priest-like specialists" — Alexander Galloway.
The proverbial "elephant in the room" is that there's an entire educated, experienced and patriotic class of American systems specialists -- men and women -- languishing without jobs because they've the bad luck to be of a "certain age".
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