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There was discord among the colonies, many feeling the hardships of a few Pilgrims did not warrant a national holiday.

Settlers in other colonies shared the same basic ideals as the Puritans, although they did not always establish publicly-funded schools.

Defending the Colonies against attack by the French and others had cost the British a great deal of money.

In the era, referred to as the Dutch Golden Age, colonies and trading posts were established all over the globe.

At the time I established myself in Pennsylvania, there was not a good bookseller's shop in any of the colonies to the southward of Boston.

And one of our real worries with Colony Collapse Disorder is the fact that it costs so much money to replace those dead-out colonies.

Lastly, we have no sort of experience in favor of force as an instrument in the rule of our colonies.

WHEN Britain stopped dispatching convicts to its American colonies in 1775, it had to find some other way of dealing with miscreants.

It has long been a principle of English law that new colonies were of two categories: conquered colonies or settled colonies.

Abbr. GA , Ga. A state of the southeast United States. It was admitted as one of the original Thirteen Colonies in 788.

Probably, he said, it was because people thought nothing good could come out of the colonies.

Denying all parliamentary authority over the colonies, he insisted that the king was the only political tie with Great Britain.

The commission will investigate whether breeding colonies can be established within the next decade for all species used in research.

But the monopoly of the East India Company enabled it to demand high prices, and this was one of the standing grievances of the colonies.

Because most species tend to grow in colonies, the flowering show is often quite breathtaking.

The Western Savings Bank was an institution peculiar to the foreign colonies in American cities in the early part of the century.

In the 18th century the British took Gibraltar, established colonies along the Atlantic seacoast, and began to ADD territory in India.

The American newspapers were a power with which the British government had to reckon in the struggle of the colonies for independence.

Burn them with a Heat Gun: If you see cockroaches everyday in different parts of your house, you need to go after their colonies.

In practice, no great apes have been used in Europe for years and there are no breeding colonies from which to take them.

As the colonies gained independence, English continued to be used alongside the vernaculars .

By 1770 the North American colonies were economically and politically ready to become part of the emerging self-government movement.

He quickly lost his post, however, when the British learned of his support for independence for the American Colonies.

As I said before, my project looked to combine my interest in technology and the Internet with the history of non-Western post-colonies.

It was the revolt of the British North American colonies that resulted in the establishment of the US.

Last Thursday, the committee of university exports said the two remaining stem cell colonies also were faultily reported.

In fact, the British Empire and its colonies did not use the updated calendar system until 1752.

As the bugs, named Herminiimonas glaciei, awakened and began to replicate, colonies of very small purple-brown bacteria started to appear.

The organisms reach the surface of the implant and form a protective biofilm, allowing colonies to proliferate.

Even after damselfish killed off parts of the staghorn colonies, the areas that remained were able to survive.

Even so, the flow of goods in and out of the colonies remained well below prewar levels.

Samples were collected from the upper surface the tread of right foot for each pair of shoe, then inoculated and counted for the colonies.

Tom Paine, once the hero of the colonies, was refused burial in a consecrated place after years of hostility or neglect.

These colonies of British North America traditionally traded with Britain and with the United States, very little among themselves.

The early colonies adopted the practice as a means of rewarding those serving in Indian and interLand colonial wars.

The early colonies adopted the practice as a means of rewarding those serving in Indian and intercolonial wars.

As to that brand of yoghurt, the total number of its bacterial colonies meets the state standard.

For instance, in colonies where females without a mate remain single, the male gains little by straying from his female partner.

A Greek newspaper wrote that Germany was turning debtor countries into "colonies of the Fourth Reich" and Europe into a "financial Dachau. "

Genetic control is an important component of the general management of nonhuman primate colonies.

It was adopted as a symbol for the Peso in the American colonies, and was transferred to the dollar.

Scientists study ant colonies, bird flocks, mammal herds, and fish schools to understand the simple genius of such animal swarms .

It did not suffer the low standards of living typical of the Asian and African colonies, . . .

In the American colonies, there was no standard currency.

Researchers have discovered that dolphin colonies living around Melbourne in Australia are a species unlike any other in the world.

British citizens in the American colonies paid taxes but had no representative in the British Parliament.

Hand-made valentine cards made of lace, ribbons, and featuring cupids and hearts eventually spread to the American colonies.

But the conflict between England and its American colonies did not end there.

That these United Colonies are, and of Right ought to be Free and Independent States; that they are Absolved from all.

It was remarked in England that women did much to abolish slavery in her colonies.

Spheroid colonies culture is one of the main methods in culturing liver cells to maintain high density and bio function for a long time.

Britain declared a formal cessation of hostilities with its former colonies, the United States of America.

Although the Church of England was an established church in several colonies , Protestants lived side by side in relative harmony .

The American Thanksgiving holiday began as a feast of thanksgiving in the early days of the American colonies almost four hundred years ago.

His vast wisdom made him ruler over the various Atlantean colonies, including the ones in South and Central America.

America was originally made up of 13 states which had been the 13 English-American colonies.

Everybody's trying trying to protect the bird colonies there.

The political independence that came to scores of colonies after World War II did not put an end to economic colonialism.

With the existing colonies or dependencies of any European power we have not interfered and shall not interfere.

Furthermore, the large size of the colonies meant that the British lacked the manpower to control them by force.

The settlement must protect China's territorial rights so it would not be divided into foreign colonies.

Within a few years the Dutch colonies had become the main suppliers of coffee to Europe.

The battle of Concord and its "shot heard round the world" would mark the unofficial beginning of the colonies war for independence.

however, seven of those races have claimed ownership over your planet by means of establishing colonies.

Get a heat gun, the one used for stripping paint, angle its nozzle toward suspected colonies, and blast away.

Bacteria can fill tiny cracks and crevices with ordered colonies united by an active cell-to-cell communication system.

These larger colonies consist mostly of sterile wingless females forming castes of "workers" , "soldiers" , or other specialised groups.

In spite of every conceivable setback, Washington pulled the colonies through to victory in the Revolutionary War.

It's our job to make sure that the game isn't just a predictable rush for colonies.

The only heroes are the ant colonies themselves, and they are as engaging and at least as memorable as most two-legged Hollywood creations.

After the second world war Jersey's low taxes attracted the bank deposits of British expatriates living in the former colonies.

Other difference is Leviathan, traditional partners they all look like the Brits and their former colonies.

This convention expanded to discussions of the possibility of all the British colonies uniting into one nation.

About 100 years ago, Cuba was one of those colonies.

You know that colonies of dirty socks will follow you everywhere you go the moment you let a guy move in.

Varroa mites have been causing serious problems in bee colonies in the United States since the late 1980s.

Spain wisely proceeded to plant cacao in its overseas colonies, which gave birth to a very profitable business.

Canada and South Africa used to be British colonies; now they are self-governing and are called Dominions.

Spanish dollars were so common in the colonies that the coin was eventually adopted as the monetary unit of the United States.

But since then, the proportion in these ex-colonies and the never-colonized nations has increased twice as fast as that of the West.

And in its history England has only taken advantages for itself from the colonies, only few things were left to the poor conquered people.

Washington was rich, but he decided to fling in his lot with the colonies against Britain.

No one has shown that colonies of wild bees are collapsing any more frequently than they used to.

England's King George the Third proclaimed the American colonies in a state of open rebellion.

Most of those who came to settle the early colonies sought no adventure or romance, but a new homeland .

Take a few colonies from one of the slant and streak onto the test media as per LI for each microorganism.

The British Parliament passes the Stamp Act, the first direct tax levied from England on the American colonies.

It is my opinion that this kingdom has no right to lay a tax upon the colonies.

More generally, the British could never quite treat their nonwhite colonies the same way they treated their white dominions.

The blue water strategy was popular in Britain, for it was seen as a way to acquire colonies and new opportunities for trade.

The blue water strategy was popular in Britain, for it was seen as a way to acquire colonies and new opportunities for trade.

The custom of choosing a sweetheart on this date spread through Europe in the Middle Ages, and then to the early American colonies.

With the rebellion of the colonies and the formation of the United States, this business has, of course, come to an end.

These colonies are now independent, but English still is one of the languages spoken.

Around the same time, Norse colonies sprang up in Iceland and Greenland.

On this basis, the proposed ant colonies algorithm is extended to the case of back logging.

Any of a class(Anthozoa) of marine organisms, such as the corals and sea anemones, that have radial segments and grow singly or in colonies.

No wonder the French chose their sugar islands over Canada and Britain's attempt to hold onto its American colonies was so half-hearted.

Commercial hog raising required corn growing. 10 Corn had been cultivated in all the original colonies and throughout the South.

Even as a young man, Patrick Henry had that kind of influence in the American Colonies.

By the middle of the seventeen hundreds, however, black ministers could be found in both the northern and southern colonies.

With varying degrees of sincerity, Western colonialists tried to create replica British, French, or American citizens in their colonies.

This massive house is noted for the 13 columns, said the represent the 13 original American colonies.

Wilkinson thinks that the principles that emerge from that experiment could be used to transform future colonies on Mars.

As the unrest grew in the colonies, King George sent extra troops to help control any rebellion.

They looked at how the ratios of oxygen isotopes locked in the corals' carbonate skeletons varied month by month as the colonies grew.

The new scheme replaces the fuse with seven colonies of Escherichia coli bacteria, each given a gene for a different fluorescent protein.

But Britain had coal, which replaced firewood as a fuel, and colonies with slaves providing plenty of farmland and cheap labour.

British flag waving in the colonies, whether the eastern hemisphere and the western hemisphere above can be sun shines.

It would be a natural version of the space colonies envision by Gerard O'Neill in the late 1970's.

It would be a natural version of the space colonies envision by Gerard O'Neill in the late 1970's.

An analogy with the way ant colonies function has suggested the definition of a new computational paradigm, which we call Ant System.

primitive multicellular marine animal whose porous body is supported by a fibrous skeletal framework; usually occurs in sessile colonies.

It used to be a French-speaking network because of the link with former French colonies.

By order of King George, all slaves of the American colonies who fight for the Crown will be granted their freedom with our victory.

University is not a birthplace of poets or of immortal authors, of founders of schools, leaders of colonies, or conquerors of nations.

Canada and Australia used to be British colonies, now they are independent.

Carthage is probably the best known of these Phoenician colonies.

When the war was over in 1783, the colonies were free from Britain. With independence came a new nation, the United States of America.

Lesser Flamingos are extremely sensitive to environmental disturbance, particularly when breeding. They easily abandon colonies.

Lesser Flamingos are extremely sensitive to environmental disturbance, particularly when breeding. They easily abandon colonies.

Shedding a land empire is always harder than letting go of overseas colonies.

The trufficulteurs hunt at night so the location of any truffle colonies they find remains a secret.

Invaded by many armies over the centuries, it became the site of Roman and Greek colonies. Those cultures remain to this day.

Canada and Australia used to be British colonies, now they are self-governing.

Certainly that was the case before World War I, when Europeans exploited the natural wealth of their colonies.

He could feel he was inside the current now and he could see the lights of the beach colonies along the shore.

On 1 January 1901, the six colonies federated and the Commonwealth of Australia was formed, as a Dominion of the British Empire.

These embryos had a sharp reduction in progenitor blood cell colonies, along with reduced expression of genetic markers of blood stem cells.

Both the mother country and its colonies placed property restrictions on voting, and rested this practice on two assumptions.

Both the mother country and its colonies placed property restrictions on voting, and rested this practice on two assumptions.

Next, Alaux's team plans to see if colonies resist infection in fields with diverse plants.

It is, in fact, colonies of bacteria, protozoa, mycoplasmas, yeasts and viruses clumping together in a gel-like organic material.

Britain needed access to the Mediterranean, so that she could access her African and Indian colonies easily.

Its also allows you to invite yourself to combine fleets from different colonies.

These tickets have a grand history: Lotteries were used to fund the American colonies and helped bankroll the young nation.

You reduce it to something manageable. In England's case, my colonies. In Prussia's case, the land war.

Several of Britain's ex-colonies once did so but only because English was a neutral language among competing native tongues.

Canada and South africa used to be British colonies.

The erythroid colonies withered after a week and were smaller than the controls after 13 days.

During the XVIII century, England tried to force its colonies to sell the distilled production only to the metropolis.

All of the colonies were up in arms against him.

Currie's team investigated the mystery of where the ants were getting their extra nitrogen by raising leafcutter colonies in airtight boxes.

And I know how colony size changes as a function of colony age, because I've dug up colonies of known age and counted all the ants.

Counting the number plate other colonies of these values, will report for arithmetic mean plate number (10), sample below.

By the late 17th century, the ancient text was being printed in several languages and translations across Europe and the American colonies.

Homecraft employments of all varieties were common features of rural life in all the colonies, but especially in New England.

Unlike most colonies, Gibraltar is recognized as a state by the European Union, which is unusual.

The Commonwealth, an organisation of former British colonies, suspended Fiji for lack of progress towards re-establishing democracy.

They established colonies all over Southeast Asia, a far-flung network based on dialect and kinship that thrives to this day.

In fact, the only exceptions were the colonies in Taiwan, which came from California.

Filamentous fungi, commonly known as molds, refer to those that grow as multicellular colonies.

and the colonies we were sent to reclaim have proven to be stronger than we anticipated.

The column is sectioned into discs with a sterile knife to permit examination and transfer of colonies.

Protected by the fleet, its multiplying colonies supplied the mother country with raw materials and bought her manufactured goods.

King penguins have established colonies across seven islands and island groups in the southern reaches of the Indian and Atlantic Oceans.

The colonies carried this doctrine over as part of the received common law, and many states wrote it into their early bills of rights.

This algorithm uses multiple heterogeneous ant colonies in simultaneous optimization calculation.

L. humile shows aggression not just to neighboring colonies of Argentine ants, but to any ant species.

Despite the problems, commodity money was extensively used in the colonies in the seventeenth century.

Somehow they would have to get their Mobile Suits back, and return to the colonies.

Previous research has shown that the presence of larvae in colonies reduces adult bees' energy stores and shortens the honeybee lifespan.

Like many other European nations, Spain once had an empire of colonies that spread beyond its current borders.

But no one had ever systematically compared bacterial colonies from different areas on the human body.

The men in this Constitutional Convention represented the different colonies.

Britain acquired valuable colonies, including Malta, the Cape of Good Hope, and Ceylon.

Levy pointed to the centuries-long incubation of liberal traditions in Great Britain and its colonies.

and controlling these conditions, the number of colonies can be two orders of magnitude larger than 9K solid medium.

At first, the colonies only had two options, A and B. A was dark but had a large opening, whereas B was bright with a small opening.

Viruses that could play a role in the recent decline in honeybee colonies may be spreading through flower pollen, new research finds.

The large indemnity of defeat, the cession of colonies and the influence of the global economic crisis drove Existentialism's appearance.

Around 90% of the alcohol consumed by the American colonies was British rum, imported from the West Indies .

Colonies acquired by settlement were in a different position.

These were struck in Mexico City and Lima and introduced into the colonial economy via vigorous trading with the Spanish colonies.

Presumptive Enterobacteriaceae colonies are further subcultured on non-selective medium, and confirmed using appropriate biochemical tests.

Meanwhile, new highways and tunnels carve up the West Bank joining up the Israeli colonies.

In the second, America acquired colonies and protectorates around the Pacific and the Caribbean.

The French, for their part, encouraged opium cultivation in their Indochinese colonies, making opium a state monopoly.

The colonies against the British and their taxes.

Lady beetles are a natural control for aphids. Aphids are tiny insects that develop colonies on plants and eat plant fluids.

After the founding of Israel in 1948, Syria became displaced hundreds of thousands of colonies of the Palestinian people.

Objective To compare the reliability of genetic analysis by biochemical markers and microsatellite DNA in Mongolia gerbil colonies.

So the grasshopper colonies go into a deep recession.

Historically, nationalism has mostly been an argument for underprivileged peoples or colonies to win autonomy or sovereignty .

Studies of two species of soil bacteria showed that both colonies could detect the scent of airborne ammonia.

But the colonies bar the taxation without representation and the act is repealed the next year.

Nations sometimes exploit their colonies, taking as much wealth out of them as they Can.

Britain had a peaceful society, which, after the 17th century, was increasingly interested in overseas trade and colonies.

Beekeepers have been reporting troubles with collapsing colonies for more than six years.

The giant colonies can have thousands of individual trunks, but share the same network of roots.

These hibernating colonies can contain thousands of ladybugs.

It fought a bitter civil war, acquired a modest set of overseas colonies, and came late to both world wars.

And in Iceland's Westman Islands, one of the biggest puffin colonies in the world, locals love these colorful.

Several different species of coral can be present in the different colonies that form the reef structure.

The conditions promote the multiple formation of adventitious buds and regenerated roots in proliferating colonies of cells.

In this paper, we use that model to simulate the growth pattern of the bacterial colonies in consideration of the effects of bo . . .

The two-inch long stinging insects are thought to have ravaged colonies in the south of France.

The New England colonies were the scenes of important episodes in the pursuit of widely understood ideals of civility and virtuosity.

He says nations should work together, just like with the International Space Station -- this time, to put colonies on the moon and Mars.

For its part, and far more than Britain, France included culture in its mission to "civilize" its colonies.

To secure control, China developed an extensive network of military colonies and prison work camps, not unlike Siberia's gulag archipelago.

This will promote gene exchange among colonies of the population in unfavorable years and inferior habitats.

Pelicans are very sensitive to disturbance and whole colonies will abandon their eggs and young if disrupted.

South Australia was never a British convict colony, although a number of ex-convicts settled there from other colonies.

So the money ( i use this word ) flow was there from colonies to British system .

The Stamp Act of 1765, which taxed all legal documents, newspapers and other documents, was met with a great uproar in the Colonies.

In all the colonies in the South, food for home consumption was a main economic activity.

Lysis of red blood cells with complete destruction and use of hemoglobin by the organism results in a clear zone surrounding the colonies.

He commissioned our future first president, George Washington, as commander in chief of the Army of the United Colonies in 1775.

The area of Spanish Florida diminished with the establishment of English colonies to the north and French colonies to the west.

If there are several different sources of each chain chain, as a colony, don't put chains all colonies to grow.

Lome Agreement commits the former colonies to reciprocate to the EEC nations by granting them most favored nation(MFN)treatment.

The economies of grasshopper colonies, in turn, come to depend on unsustainable capital inflows and excessive consumption.

Compared with former colonies in Asia, Africa is still a dismal failure.

Their invasion of the city has the effect of a tidal wave inundating first the immigrant colonies .

Repsol's assets in former Spanish and Portuguese colonies are a particularly tempting target.

cells may exist as independent units of life (as in monads) or may form colonies or tissues as in higher plants and animals.

Jobs disappear in both grasshopper colonies and ant nests and fiscal deficits soar, especially in grasshopper colonies.

Tanks are now allowed to drive right up next to some of the woodpecker colonies.

Moist places along river banks and lake margins, forming large colonies. Throughout China [cosmopolitan].

Each evolved within the confines of slavery in French, Spanish and Portuguese colonies.

Cape ground squirrels are found in the drier parts of Africa and live in colonies of up to 30.

During those years, France, Holland, Spain, and their possessions all actively traded with the colonies.

During these years abroad, he worked hard to bridge the developing division between English and her American colonies.

Early settlers from England brought April fooling to the American colonies .

Cricket is mostly played by a group of former British colonies; the Olympics or World Cup football it is not.

I thought Indian people were proud of being part of the commonwealth contries, aka Great Britain colonies.

Both sessile and floating types are known but most of the geologically important types were floating colonies.

He is undoubtedly correct to insist that the colonies were part of an Anglo-American empire.

There was, of course, no way could the two colonies have checked take-off time with each other.

Puritanism originated from England and manifested itself in many ways in British North American colonies.

Other colonies had arisen in France, Germany, Holland and England, and these also recieved some of the expelled.

Results The numbers of bacterial colonies in treated group were lower than that of control group, and difference had statistical sense.

It was admitted as one of the original Thirteen Colonies in 1788.

During Dutch rule, living conditions for slaves in New Amsterdam were less brutal than for slaves in other North American colonies.

Her tour continued onto Singapore and India, also former colonies whose modern histories were entwined in the violent drug trade.

So, ant colonies are a good example of an organization like that, and there are many others.

As an important trading centre, Ashur had by 1900 BCE established commercial colonies in Anatolia (modern day Turkey).

The difference in operation was attributed to the different governing experience in the two colonies.

Colonies were alkaline phosphatase-positive staining and had normal diploid karyotype.

Lesser Flamingos breed in large colonies, building closely-packed raised mud nests on extensive alkaline soda flats.

The annual survey by the British Beekeepers' Association revealed 19. 2 per cent of colonies died in the winter.

Russian astronauts and scientists said Friday, volcanic tunnels found on the moon, or lunar colonies, led to provide a natural refuge.

Mexico decided to permit Americans to build colonies in Texas.

Chinstraps are among the most abundant penguins, and some colonies live on floating icebergs.

The situation was compounded as both Britain and France established colonies in Southeast Asia during the latter half of the 19th century.

Garrisons established to protect colonies acquired in the Spanish American War and kindred annexations.

Stems prostrate or decumbent, often forming dense mats or colonies, branched, rooting at nodes, glabrous or pilose.

Instead of this, Germany chose the way of colonies, foreign trade, and sea power, and England became her enemy.

This meant that in settled colonies, the law of England applied.