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5A. Alexander III. (336–323 v. Chr.) postum
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5A. Alexander III (336–323 BCE) posthumous
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5A. Alexander III. (336–323 v. Chr.) postum
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5A. Alexander III (336–323 BCE) posthumous
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Dem Geld postum noch einmal Dank abstatten
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Modern methods of production and distribution
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Dem Geld postum noch einmal Dank abstatten
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Sylvie betreute Musiker aus der ganzen Welt in einer Konzertagentur und sorgte dafür, dass deren Bilder unter die Leute kamen. Sie wirkte im Hintergrund und schaute für viele mit diesen Augen. Ich möchte sie postum in den Vordergrund bringen.
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This project gives Sylvie’s large circle of friends a chance to link once again with her, to delve, to remember. The patchwork from Sylvie’s clothes is actually common property.
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Midas oder Die schwarze Leinwand erscheint postum. Eröffnung des Schweizerischen Literaturarchivs.
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Posthumous publication of Midas oder die schwarze Leinwand (Midas or the Black Canvas). Opening of the Swiss literary archives.
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Allerdings wurde Cerclier für seine Arbeit am Conservatoire einige Ehrentiteln verliehen, was vermuten lässt, dass er ein guter, vielleicht sogar ein sehr guter Professor war. 1884 bekam er den Titel "Officier d'Academie", 1888 den "Chevalier de la Légion d'Honneur" und 1898, postum, jener von "Officier de l'Instruction Publique".
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Cerclier devoted himself to teaching at the Conservatoire, and held his teaching post without interruption for 25 years. He was appointed as an "Officier d'Académie" 1884, was made a "Chevalier de la Légion d'Honneur" in 1888, and was posthumously given the title of "Officier de l'Instruction Publique" in 1898.
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Steinman bekommt postum Medizin-Nobelpreis
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Candidates for the Nobel Peace Prize
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Steinman bekommt postum Medizin-Nobelpreis
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Candidates for the Nobel Peace Prize
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Sein Werk wurde 1964 postum veröffentlicht und enthält viele Weisheiten – u. a. über unsere Einstellung zu Fortschritt und Bildung, die Bedeutung und die Vorzüge des Land- und Familienlebens sowie die Beziehung zwischen Arbeit und der Entwicklung positiver menschlicher Eigenschaften.
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The study of how we humans relate to each other and to our environment, we might call “human ecology.” That, in fact, was the title of the final incomplete manuscript of pioneer English grassland scientist and environmentalist Sir George Stapledon. In the late 1940s he distilled what he had learned. His work was published posthumously in 1964 and contains much wisdom, including perspectives on how we think of progress, education, the importance and benefits of rural and family life, and the relationship between work and the development of positive human traits. He wrote, “My primary interest is in the proper use of land surface in relation to human life, and the influence of association with nature in the raw on human behaviour and character.”