Allows you to search news by town of origin.
Like all the instructors here he is wearing a bright-blue ski jacket, a name badge and town of origin.
These are the highest of the high end, organized by town of origin and priced according to the amount of work that went into them, with bedspreads reaching into the thousands of dollars.
Each shelf is labeled, not with a subject, but with a city or town of origin: Amsterdam, Paris, Leiden, Izmir, Bombay, Cochin, Cremona, Jerusalem, Ferrara, Calcutta, Mantua, Shanghai, Alexandria, Baghdad and on and on.
The developer, Stephen P. Morse (home.pacbell.net/spmorse/index.html), created a search form for sweeping the database, including a tool specific to Jewish passengers that searches by town of origin and by phonetic spelling of surnames, and instructions for finding and printing hard-to-find ship manifests.
This paper addresses the question by examining hukou-related arrangements faced by rural migrants, in both their urban destination and their rural town of origin.
Last, the average rating for rurality of town of origin is 3.14 (SD = 1.86) on a seven-point scale ranging from one (not at all rural) to seven (very rural).
The demographics of the cattle like age (FAO 1995), sex, body condition score (Nicholson and Butterworth 1989), weight (Crévat 1980; Pater 2007), breed, production system, type of production, town of origin, and health status (Dongmo et al. 2007; Djamen 2008) were also collected before and/or after slaughter by physical examination and survey, and post mortem examination, respectively.
For several years, Hopkins was locked in a bitter rivalry with Samuel Ward of Westerly, a strong supporter of hard currency, and also a champion of Newport, his town of origin.
For all graduates included in the study, the ASGC-RA code for their town of origin prior to or at commencement of medical school was determined.
