This state-of-affairs persisted until the unification of Italy (1861), when a new series of publications of facsimiles of the papyrus texts, engravings of drawings (Italian: disegni) made soon after the rolls were opened, appeared in quick succession (see the Bibliographical Note, infra).
Re "Who Lives in Sheik Jarrah?," by Kai Bird (Op-Ed, May 1), about his former neighborhood in Jerusalem: Mr. Bird does not recognize that one of the greatest feats of the State of Israel was the unification of Jerusalem.
After all, the cyber-terrorists will find us vulnerable in our state of division – only in unification will we find safety.
He knew that Pius IX, a staunch 19th-century critic of modernity who led the Roman Catholic Church during a tumultuous period that included the demise of the Papal States and the unification of Italy, was a favorite of the church's conservative wing.
In the Italian states, in which revolutionary groups had taken the cause of unification and republicanism (27 ), cholera epidemics provided a justification (i.e., the enforcement of sanitary measures) for increasing police power.
North Korea, like any state, has national interests, carved out by decades of history (fear of unification) or centuries (fear of China).
Toriyama believes the most important element incorporated into Final Fantasy X-2 was the "peaceful world of Spira achieved in FFX and unification of characters' state of mind".
Subsequently omitted from a succession of treaties including Italy's Act of Unification of 1861 its 350-odd residents today claim to live in a sovereign state.
"The tools of unification (from statehood to software) also served as weapons of disintegration -- creating new states and sects, reinforcing old cultures and nations".
Unification revealed the dilapidated state of the system.
