The Encyclopedia Americana, Volume 7Grolier, 1989 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... CLOTURE . CLOTAIRE I ( died 561 ) , klō - târ ' , ruler of the Franks , who expanded the domain of his father , Clovis I , first king of all the Franks . On Clovis death in 511 , the Frankish kingdom was divided among his four sons ...
... CLOTURE . CLOTAIRE I ( died 561 ) , klō - târ ' , ruler of the Franks , who expanded the domain of his father , Clovis I , first king of all the Franks . On Clovis death in 511 , the Frankish kingdom was divided among his four sons ...
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... CLOTURE. 106 In the period 1860 to 1920 the industry continued its rapid expansion , becoming , more properly , an industry of industries , each segment with its own pattern of organization turning out a multiplicity of products . The ...
... CLOTURE. 106 In the period 1860 to 1920 the industry continued its rapid expansion , becoming , more properly , an industry of industries , each segment with its own pattern of organization turning out a multiplicity of products . The ...
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... CLOTURE , clo'chǝr , also called closure , is any parliamentary device for ending debate in a de- liberative assembly . It differs from the previous question motion in that the latter is a specific procedure to bring about cloture . The ...
... CLOTURE , clo'chǝr , also called closure , is any parliamentary device for ending debate in a de- liberative assembly . It differs from the previous question motion in that the latter is a specific procedure to bring about cloture . The ...
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