Christian Socialists
The Concise Oxford Dictionary of World Religions
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Christian Socialists and Christian Socialism. A group led by F. D.
Maurice, and including Charles Kingsley, which rejected
laissez-faire economics and competition as conforming to the will of God, and envisaged instead a kind of ‘organic’ society, in which co-operative societies and education would reduce poverty and class hostility. The group published pamphlets and set up co-operatives (which failed), and it only lasted from 1848 to 1854.
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CITES Endorses Plan to Save Brazilwood
News Wire article from: AP Online; 6/7/2007; 613 words
; ...overwhelmingly supported protecting brazilwood, or pau brasil in Portuguese, rejected...support for its plan to regulate trade in brazilwood timber by delegates at the triennial...delegation. A single violin bow carved from brazilwood can sell for up to $5,000, the World...
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Atlantic forest in more peril than Amazon: A new report calls spot where Portuguese landed in 1500 one of planet's 5.(World)(Brazil's Pillaged Coastline)
Newspaper article from: The Christian Science Monitor; 4/19/2000; 700+ words
; ...endangered species. The plight of the brazilwood is the most salient example of the area...the year 1605, more than 2 million brazilwood trees had been cut down and taken back...attempts to cut back on exploitation, the Brazilwood was already in danger of becoming extinct...
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BOWS R US
Magazine article from: Strings; 11/1/2005; ; 687 words
; ...typically fiberglass or Chinese-made brazilwood and should at least meet the minimum...At best you may find a good quality brazilwood stick with a fully lined ebony frog...this range are typically better-grade brazilwood, made in China or Germany, or, increasingly...
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bows on a budget
Magazine article from: Strings; 11/1/2005; ; 700+ words
; ...virtually indestructible. Brazilwood is a generic term for hardwoods...Pernambuco is a single genus of brazilwood, and it grows only in one...the coast of Brazil. Other brazilwoods grow more widely and make...bows. Excellent-quality brazilwood can be as good or better...
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AROUND THE WORLD
Newspaper article from: The Record (Bergen County, NJ); 6/8/2007; ; 660 words
; ...deserves. *** Protection given to brazilwood THE HAGUE, Netherlands — The...overwhelmingly supported protecting brazilwood, or pau brasil in Portuguese, rejected...support for its plan to regulate trade in brazilwood timber by delegates at the triennial...
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Bloodwood is very hard, very tough and very red.(Wood of the Month)
Magazine article from: Wood & Wood Products; 10/1/2003; ; 700+ words
; ...clearly demarcated. Bloodwood, of satine, is also called Brazilwood, which can be confusing, since so many woods share this...bois satine, satine urbane, satine urbane, cardinal wood, Brazilwood, satinee, satine rouge, conduru, satinjoul, legno satino...
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AXL Music introduces new finishing process. (Product News).
Magazine article from: Music Trades; 8/1/2002; 548 words
; ...suggested retail, $695), and the PSI085-VC at $229 (suggested retail, $1,395). All three instruments have Brazilwood octagonal bows with an ebony frog. For the best protection and value, AXL will be shipping these instruments in ABS cases...
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Case number 2 Pruritic, erythematous swelling in a young woman's colorful tattoo.(DERMATOLOGY DX: A quiz to test your clinical acumen)
Magazine article from: Cortlandt Forum; 4/1/2007; ; 700+ words
; ...red ochre (ferric hydrate), cadmium red (cadmium selenide), and organic vegetable dyes (i.e., sandalwood and brazilwood), have largely supplanted the mercury in red dyes, but sensitivity to these newer agents can also occur. Notably, most...
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Strapline for Purelife.(Brief article)
Magazine article from: Design Week; 11/29/2007; 700+ words
; ...gets across a serious message.' The wool range is made from 100 per cent organic cotton, using natural dyes such as Brazilwood, and is available across Europe and North America. Copyright: Centaur Communications Ltd. and licensors
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STICK TO IT: A few handy tips on selecting a good bow
Magazine article from: Strings; 6/1/2005; ; 700+ words
; ...wooden bow a student has been using has poor balance and is not lively in the hand. (A step up would be a bow of either brazilwood or pernambuco; of those, pernambuco is the higher-grade wood. But don't hesitate to try some of the new carbon-fiber...
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brazilwood
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
brazilwood common name for several trees of the family Leguminosae ( pulse family...native range, and international trade in the raw wood is now regulated. Brazilwoods are classified in the division Magnoliophyta , class Magnoliopsida...
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Hair Dye
Book article from: How Products Are Made
...in many modern hair preparations. The bark, leaves, or nutshells of many trees were used for hair dyes. Wood from the brazilwood tree yielded brown hair dyes, and another hair dye known in antiquity as fustic was derived from a tree similar to the mulberry...
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sequoia
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...fast-growing dawn redwoods are now propagated elsewhere. The East Indian and South American redwoods are in the unrelated brazilwood genus. The sequoia is classified in the division Pinophyta , class Pinopsida, order Coniferales, family Taxodiaceae. Bibliography...
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Curaçao
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Cultures
...very similar to the flora of the neighboring islands. Its best-known specimens are the divi-divi tree, the campech or brazilwood tree, the aloe, and a variety of cactuses. Coconut palms and tamarind, guyaba (guava), mango, and papaya trees are...
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sappan
Book article from: A Dictionary of Plant Sciences
sappan ( Brazilwood ) See CAESALPINIA .
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