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Shoes

(40 words)

Author(s): Gale R. Owen-Crocker | not-specified
See leather: garments and footwear. For raw hide shoes see hemming and rifeling. Other types of footwear include buskins; boots; slippers; and metal foot protection, which may be found under armour. Gale R. Owen-Crocker Not Specified Not Specified
Source: Encyclopedia of Medieval Dress and Textiles

Subjunctive

(4 words)

Author(s): not-specified
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Source: Encyclopedia of Arabic Language and Linguistics
Date: 2018-04-01

Personal Pronoun (Arabic Dialects)

(2,857 words)

Author(s): not-specified
The pronominal system of Arabic dialects has one characteristic in common with other varieties of the Arabic language and other Semitic languages: it consists of a series of independent pronouns and a series of suffixed pronouns, whose form may vary from region to region for various reasons, among which are the influence of the substratum (e.g. the Aramaic substratum in the Syrian-Lebanese area; see Diem 1971) and its own internal evolution, or even a mixture of both (see Behnstedt 1991). These …
Source: Encyclopedia of Arabic Language and Linguistics
Date: 2018-04-01

Compounds

(2,285 words)

Author(s): not-specified
Naḥt is the term Arab grammarians use for the word formational method whereby a new form is coined out of two or more independent words, a process similar to what in English is referred to by such terms as ‘blending’ and ‘fusion’. Morphologically, this term derives from the root n-ḥ-t ‘to carve, hew, chisel’. Thus, Arabic manḥūtāt (pl. of manḥūt), ‘ naḥt-type constructions’, are words, mostly of quadriliteral roots, that are ‘chiseled’ out of other words, so to speak. These constructions, however, are not all of the same compositional and/or functional na…
Source: Encyclopedia of Arabic Language and Linguistics
Date: 2018-04-01

Jarvis Island

(9 words)

Author(s): not-specified
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Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Coral Sea Islands

(10 words)

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Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Palmyra Atoll

(9 words)

Author(s): not-specified
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Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Virgin Islands, US

(10 words)

Author(s): not-specified
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Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Saint Pierre and Miquelon

(12 words)

Author(s): not-specified
See France. Not Specified Bibliography  
Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Guadeloupe

(9 words)

Author(s): not-specified
See France. Not Specified Bibliography  
Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Wallis and Futuna

(11 words)

Author(s): not-specified
See France. Not Specified Bibliography  
Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Mayotte

(9 words)

Author(s): not-specified
See France. Not Specified Bibliography  
Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Puerto Rico

(9 words)

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Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Clipperton Island

(10 words)

Author(s): not-specified
See France. Not Specified Bibliography  
Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Svalbard

(8 words)

Author(s): not-specified
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Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Union of South American Nations

(12 words)

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Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Bouvet Island

(9 words)

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Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Baker Island

(9 words)

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Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands

(27 words)

Author(s): not-specified
See Former British Dependencies (British Antarctic Territory, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands). Not Specified Bibliography  
Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

French Polynesia

(10 words)

Author(s): not-specified
See France. Not Specified Bibliography  
Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Cocos (Keeling) Islands

(24 words)

Author(s): not-specified
See Australian External Territories (Ashmore and Cartier Islands, Christmas Island, Cocos [Keeling] Islands, Norfolk Island). Not Specified Bibliography  
Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Norfolk Island

(23 words)

Author(s): not-specified
See Australian External Territories (Ashmore and Cartier Island, Christmas Island, Cocos [Keeling] Islands, Norfolk Island). Not Specified Bibliography  
Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Saint-Martin

(9 words)

Author(s): not-specified
See France. Not Specified Bibliography  
Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Spratly Islands

(9 words)

Author(s): not-specified
fortchoming Not Specified Bibliography  
Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Navassa Island

(9 words)

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Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Kingman Reef

(9 words)

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Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Paracel Islands

(9 words)

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Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Northern Mariana Islands

(10 words)

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Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Dhekelia

(11 words)

Author(s): not-specified
See Akrotiri and Dhekelia. Not Specified Bibliography  
Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Midway Islands

(9 words)

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Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Johnston Atoll

(9 words)

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Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Saint Barthélemy

(10 words)

Author(s): not-specified
See France. Not Specified Bibliography  
Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Antarctica

(8 words)

Author(s): not-specified
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Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Christmas Island

(23 words)

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See Australian External Territories (Ashmore and Cartier Islands, Christmas Island, Cocos [Keeling] Islands, Norfolk Island). Not Specified Bibliography  
Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Martinique

(9 words)

Author(s): not-specified
See France. Not Specified Bibliography  
Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Howland Island

(9 words)

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Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

List of Contributors

(19,289 words)

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Abby McKeon is J.D. candidate at the J. Reuben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University, where she is a research fellow, member of the Student Management Board, and Symposium volunteer for ICLARS (International Center for Law and Religion Studies). She holds a bachelor’s degree in English and editing from Brigham Young. She has studied in Sienna, Italy, and has completed a legal internship in Frankfurt, Germany. Achilles C. Emilianides is a Professor and Head of the Department of Law of the University of Nicosia. He holds a Ph.D. in Law and an LL.M. in Histor…
Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Index of Religious Traditions

(3,899 words)

Author(s): not-specified
Aboriginal Spirituality Canada Adventism Anguilla; Barbados; Belize; Bolivia; Burundi; Chile; Croatia; Dominican Republic; Finland; Ghana; Hungary; Madagascar; United States Adventists reformists Russia African Inland Church Kenya African Methodist Episcopal Churches Barbados; Namibia African Nazarene denomination Kenya African religions Benin; Botswana; Burkina Faso; Cameroon; Congo, Democratic Republic of the; Jamaica; Kenya; Lesotho; Paraguay; Senegal; Somalia; Swaziland; Tanzania; Zimbabwe African traditional religions See African religions Afrikaans Re…
Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Réuinon

(6 words)

Author(s): not-specified
See France. Not Specified
Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

British Antarctic Territory

(23 words)

Author(s): not-specified
See Former British Dependencies (British Antarctic Territory, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands). Not Specified Bibliography  
Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

French Southern and Antarctic Lands

(13 words)

Author(s): not-specified
See France. Not Specified Bibliography  
Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

French Guiana

(10 words)

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See France. Not Specified Bibliography  
Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Heard Island and McDonald Islands

(12 words)

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Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Guadeloupe

(8 words)

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Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Jan Mayen

(9 words)

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Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Special Territories Including French Overseas Departments and Territories and British, US, and Chinese Special Territories

(22 words)

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Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

New Caledonia

(10 words)

Author(s): not-specified
See France. Not Specified Bibliography  
Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Akrotiri

(8 words)

Author(s): not-specified
See Akrotiri and Dhekelia. Not Specified
Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Ashmore and Cartier Islands

(25 words)

Author(s): not-specified
See Australian External Territories (Ashmore and Cartier Islands, Christmas Island, Cocos [Keeling] Islands, Norfolk Island). Not Specified Bibliography  
Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion

Wake Island

(9 words)

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Source: Encyclopedia of Law and Religion
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