ADVANCED
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ADVANCED. 1. In
PHONETICS, said of a sound articulated with a tongue position closer to the front of the mouth.
2. In phonetics and
LINGUISTICS, said of an
ACCENT or elements of an accent that are further along certain lines of change than others, to which the term
conservative is given. Some linguists dislike the term because it may be taken to mean that the form in question reflects social progress or importance, as for example in the phrase
advanced RP, a term used for the
RECEIVED PRONUNCIATION of some members of the upper class and royal family in Britain.
3. In language teaching and applied linguistics, said of a student whose competence in a foreign language has passed beyond the intermediate stage.
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Zuni and the American Imagination. .(Book Review)
Magazine article from: Sociology of Religion; 6/22/2003; ; 700+ words
; Zuni and the American Imagination, ELIZA MCFEELY...century ethnographers' encounters with the Zuni (Pueblo Indians of the American Southwest...anthropologists as they attempted to preserve parts of Zuni culture -- not in Zuni itself, but in the...
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ZUNI MARKET A LABOR DAY HIT; History as well as artists' displays
Newspaper article from: News From Indian Country; 9/22/2003; ; 700+ words
; ...Tsethlikia, a cultural interpreter for the Office of Zuni Tourism, arrived at the Museum of Northern Arizona long before the doors opened on the popular Zuni Marketplace. A member of the Zuni Pueblo of New Mexico, Tsethlikia served as a Labor...
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Zuni Salt Lake mining okayed: Pueblo vows to fight
Newspaper article from: Indian Country Today (Lakota Times); 7/24/2002; ; 700+ words
; ...ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Resignation tinged Zuni Pueblo Lt. Governor Barton Martze's voice for only a moment. "Now it looks like Zuni has lost another fight," Barton began...individuals that are now coming to assist the Zuni tribe," Barton continued on a more dogged...
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Zuni Battle for Sacred Site Prevents Coal Strip-Mine Development.
Newspaper article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News; 8/27/2003; 700+ words
; ...Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Aug. 27--ZUNI PUEBLO, N.M.--Zuni people stood up for cultural values and won the struggle to protect Salt Mother and the Zuni Salt Lake from damage from a proposed coal strip mine...
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Zuni will not sacrifice Salt Lake
Newspaper article from: News From Indian Country; 9/15/2001; ; 700+ words
; ...News From Indian Country 09-15-2001 Zuni will not sacrifice Salt Lake As they have...the people from the Pueblo Nations of Zuni, Hopi, Acoma, and Laguna, and the people...the ancient foot trails to gather salt at Zuni Salt Lake for religious purposes. The...
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ZUNI WATER RIGHTS SETTLEMENTS:COMMISSIONER JOE CARTER
Transcript from: Congressional Testimony; 7/18/2002; 700+ words
; ...ARIZONA GAME AND FISH COMMISSION ON THE ZUNI INDIAN TRIBE SETTLEMENT ACT OF 2002 COMMITTEE...agreement that is the foundation for the Zuni Indian Tribe Settlement Act of 2002. In...particular, it will allow Game and Fish and the Zuni Tribe to realize their mutually beneficial...
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Zuni battle for sacred site a win - prevents coal strip mine development
Newspaper article from: Indian Country Today (Lakota Times); 8/27/2003; ; 700+ words
; ...Indian Country Today (Lakota Times) 08-27-2003 ZUNI PUEBLO, N.M. - Zuni people stood up for cultural values and won the struggle to protect Salt Mother and the Zuni Salt Lake from damage from a proposed coal strip mine...
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Zuni and supporters gather to fight coal mine
Newspaper article from: News From Indian Country; 8/15/2002; ; 700+ words
; ...tribal leaders from the Pueblo of Zuni; the Pueblos of Acoma, Laguna...tribal runners; members of the Zuni Salt Lake Coalition and other...pilgrimage trails used by the Zunis and other tribes for centuries...the mine will harm the sacred Zuni Salt Lake, home to the Zuni...
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Two Zuni Artists: A Tale of Art and Mystery
Magazine article from: Journal of American Folklore; 4/1/2000; ; 700+ words
; Two Zuni Artists: A Tale of Art and...7] An 1873 photograph of Zuni separates the preface from the...Even in the Middle Place, the Zunis' name for their homeland...the eternal conflict between Zuni brothers and Zuni sisters...
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The Zuni Man-Woman. (book reviews)
Magazine article from: The American Indian Quarterly; 3/22/1994; ; 700+ words
; ...and times of We'wha, one of several Zuni Lhamanas, (2) a critique and attempted...lies in situating We'wha in historic Zuni Pueblo and in an America intent on modernizing...Americans first turned their attention to Zuni Pueblo, We'wha befriended ethnographer...
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Zuni
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Cultures
Zuni ETHNONYMS: Ashiwi, Cibola, Curii, Narsh-tiz-a (Apache...Sunyitai or Su'nyitsa (Keres) Orientation Identification. The Zuni Indians live today on the Zuni Reservation in west-central New Mexico. The name "Zuni" appears...
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New Mexico
Dictionary entry from: Dictionary of American History
...ahead, arriving at one of the Zuni pueblos, H á wikuh, where the Zunis seized and killed Esteban...friar caught a glimpse of the Zuni village from afar, declared...s vanguard arrived at the Zuni villages Fray Marcos had identified...
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Coronado, Francisco Vásquez de (1510?-1554)
Book article from: American Eras
...prohibited such practices. Zuni and Hopi. Coronado’...reached Háwikuh, a Zuni pueblo, in July. Despite Coronado...of it: they killed a dozen Zunis and easily occupied the town...disappointing, however; neither the Zunis nor the Hopis possessed precious...
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Cibola
Dictionary entry from: Dictionary of American History
...CIBOLA, an Indian name for the villages of the Zuni in what is now western New Mexico, rumored in...Esteban. Esteban went ahead but was killed by the Zuni. De Niza, who had merely glimpsed a Zuni village from a distance, returned to Mexico...
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Spanish in the Southwest
Book article from: American Eras
...Coronado marched to the Indian pueblos, first reaching the Zuni, who had already shown their hostility to the Spanish invasion...Coronado was better prepared and was able to defeat various Zuni and Hopi villages. During the winter of 1540–1541...
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