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|(43001)||1999 UE9|| align=right|13,7|| align=right|2,930|| align=right|0,092|| align=right|1,38|| align=right|5,016||MBA||29. oktober 1999||Catalina||CSS
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|(43002)||1999 US12|| align=right|16,2|| align=right|2,430|| align=right|0,127|| align=right|6,52|| align=right|3,787||MBA||29. oktober 1999||Catalina||CSS
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|(43003)||1999 UC14|| align=right|16,4|| align=right|2,277|| align=right|0,257|| align=right|3,25|| align=right|3,436||MBA||29. oktober 1999||Catalina||CSS
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|(43004)||1999 UR16|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,785|| align=right|0,091|| align=right|2,25|| align=right|4,648||MBA||29. oktober 1999||Catalina||CSS
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|(43005)||1999 UA17|| align=right|15,7|| align=right|2,328|| align=right|0,183|| align=right|3,63|| align=right|3,552||MBA||30. oktober 1999||Catalina||CSS
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|(43006)||1999 UG26|| align=right|14,3|| align=right|3,009|| align=right|0,170|| align=right|5,26|| align=right|5,219||MBA||30. oktober 1999||Catalina||CSS
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|(43007)||1999 UK27|| align=right|16,1|| align=right|2,446|| align=right|0,131|| align=right|1,99|| align=right|3,824||MBA||30. oktober 1999||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
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|(43008)||1999 UD31|| align=right|16,0|| align=right|2,348|| align=right|0,190|| align=right|1,97|| align=right|3,598||MBA||31. oktober 1999||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
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|(43009)||1999 UB39|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|2,682|| align=right|0,070|| align=right|4,72|| align=right|4,392||MBA||29. oktober 1999||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
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|(43010)||1999 UE41|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|2,735|| align=right|0,092|| align=right|13,24|| align=right|4,523||MBA||17. oktober 1999||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
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|(43011)||1999 UD42|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,202|| align=right|0,185|| align=right|3,90|| align=right|3,268||MBA||20. oktober 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43012)||1999 US49|| align=right|15,9|| align=right|2,582|| align=right|0,101|| align=right|4,01|| align=right|4,148||MBA||30. oktober 1999||Catalina||CSS
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|(43013)||1999 UX50|| align=right|16,1|| align=right|2,390|| align=right|0,225|| align=right|2,56|| align=right|3,694||MBA||30. oktober 1999||Catalina||CSS
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|(43014)||1999 UQ51|| align=right|12,9|| align=right|2,997|| align=right|0,080|| align=right|11,30|| align=right|5,187||MBA||31. oktober 1999||Catalina||CSS
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|(43015)||1999 UD52|| align=right|15,8|| align=right|2,313|| align=right|0,141|| align=right|7,52|| align=right|3,517||MBA||31. oktober 1999||Catalina||CSS
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|(43016)||1999 VM|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,683|| align=right|0,082|| align=right|2,13|| align=right|4,393||MBA||2. november 1999||Oaxaca||J. M. Roe
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|(43017)||1999 VA2|| align=right|15,5|| align=right|2,271|| align=right|0,290|| align=right|23,91|| align=right|3,421||MBA||5. november 1999||Oaxaca||J. M. Roe
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|(43018)||1999 VY2|| align=right|13,4|| align=right|2,814|| align=right|0,169|| align=right|7,84|| align=right|4,720||MBA||4. november 1999||Nachi-Katsuura||Y. Shimizu; T. Urata
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|(43019)||1999 VG3|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|3,165|| align=right|0,139|| align=right|1,90|| align=right|5,630||MBA||1. november 1999||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
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|(43020)||1999 VO4|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,643|| align=right|0,130|| align=right|15,01|| align=right|4,297||MBA||1. november 1999||Catalina||CSS
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|(43021)||1999 VT5|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,737|| align=right|0,164|| align=right|4,96|| align=right|4,528||MBA||4. november 1999||Nachi-Katsuura||Y. Shimizu; T. Urata
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|(43022)||1999 VR7|| align=right|13,3|| align=right|3,211|| align=right|0,039|| align=right|15,13|| align=right|5,754||MBA||7. november 1999||Višnjan||K. Korlević
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|(43023)||1999 VS12|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,400|| align=right|0,281|| align=right|9,21|| align=right|3,718||MBA||11. november 1999||Fountain Hills||C. W. Juels
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|(43024)||1999 VU12|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|2,730|| align=right|0,116|| align=right|9,64|| align=right|4,509||MBA||11. november 1999||Fountain Hills||C. W. Juels
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|(43025)||1999 VW12|| align=right|15,9|| align=right|2,331|| align=right|0,164|| align=right|2,48|| align=right|3,558||MBA||1. november 1999||Uccle||E. W. Elst; S. Ipatov
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|(43026)||1999 VJ20|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|2,665|| align=right|0,171|| align=right|12,41|| align=right|4,349||MBA||11. november 1999||Fountain Hills||C. W. Juels
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|(43027)||1999 VA23|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|2,692|| align=right|0,049|| align=right|14,42|| align=right|4,416||MBA||12. november 1999||Gnosca||S. Sposetti
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|(43028)||1999 VE23|| align=right|13,2|| align=right|2,591|| align=right|0,201|| align=right|9,84|| align=right|4,170||MBA||12. november 1999||Gnosca||S. Sposetti
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|(43029)||1999 VT24|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,417|| align=right|0,188|| align=right|2,78|| align=right|3,757||MBA||13. november 1999||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
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|(43030)||1999 VK25|| align=right|14,3|| align=right|2,577|| align=right|0,217|| align=right|5,69|| align=right|4,135||MBA||13. november 1999||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
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|(43031)||1999 VY25|| align=right|15,1|| align=right|2,699|| align=right|0,285|| align=right|10,36|| align=right|4,433||MBA||14. november 1999||Farpoint||Gary Hug; G. Bell
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|(43032)||1999 VR26|| align=right|14,6|| align=right|2,865|| align=right|0,063|| align=right|2,86|| align=right|4,849||MBA||3. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43033)||1999 VT29|| align=right|13,7|| align=right|3,231|| align=right|0,077|| align=right|16,34|| align=right|5,808||MBA||3. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43034)||1999 VO34|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|2,684|| align=right|0,160|| align=right|11,13|| align=right|4,395||MBA||3. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43035)||1999 VO35|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|2,937|| align=right|0,113|| align=right|10,41|| align=right|5,034||MBA||3. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43036)||1999 VF37|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,456|| align=right|0,253|| align=right|12,32|| align=right|3,848||MBA||3. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43037)||1999 VH37|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|3,101|| align=right|0,141|| align=right|7,57|| align=right|5,459||MBA||3. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43038)||1999 VV44|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,384|| align=right|0,228|| align=right|7,37|| align=right|3,680||MBA||4. november 1999||Catalina||CSS
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|(43039)||1999 VD45|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,555|| align=right|0,143|| align=right|5,10|| align=right|4,084||MBA||4. november 1999||Catalina||CSS
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|(43040)||1999 VT45|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,457|| align=right|0,139|| align=right|5,64|| align=right|3,851||MBA||4. november 1999||Catalina||CSS
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|(43041)||1999 VC47|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,625|| align=right|0,187|| align=right|14,25|| align=right|4,252||MBA||4. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43042)||1999 VF47|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,531|| align=right|0,203|| align=right|14,84|| align=right|4,026||MBA||4. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43043)||1999 VN49|| align=right|15,1|| align=right|2,750|| align=right|0,054|| align=right|5,81|| align=right|4,560||MBA||3. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43044)||1999 VR49|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|2,722|| align=right|0,046|| align=right|5,24|| align=right|4,490||MBA||3. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43045)||1999 VV49|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|3,095|| align=right|0,109|| align=right|12,37|| align=right|5,443||MBA||3. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43046)||1999 VF50|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,280|| align=right|0,177|| align=right|3,06|| align=right|3,442||MBA||3. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43047)||1999 VT56|| align=right|15,6|| align=right|2,523|| align=right|0,181|| align=right|1,02|| align=right|4,006||MBA||4. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43048)||1999 VR59|| align=right|15,1|| align=right|2,619|| align=right|0,098|| align=right|0,80|| align=right|4,239||MBA||4. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43049)||1999 VD61|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,671|| align=right|0,058|| align=right|2,87|| align=right|4,364||MBA||4. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43050)||1999 VL66|| align=right|13,8|| align=right|2,691|| align=right|0,204|| align=right|12,98|| align=right|4,414||MBA||4. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43051)||1999 VF71|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,937|| align=right|0,052|| align=right|1,67|| align=right|5,032||MBA||4. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43052)||1999 VJ71|| align=right|16,3|| align=right|2,324|| align=right|0,165|| align=right|2,82|| align=right|3,541||MBA||4. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43053)||1999 VD72|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,554|| align=right|0,182|| align=right|13,18|| align=right|4,080||MBA||11. november 1999||Xinglong||BAO Schmidt CCD Asteroid Program
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|(43054)||1999 VU78|| align=right|15,5|| align=right|2,355|| align=right|0,227|| align=right|2,43|| align=right|3,612||MBA||4. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43055)||1999 VR81|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,703|| align=right|0,037|| align=right|15,63|| align=right|4,442||MBA||5. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43056)||1999 VW88|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,846|| align=right|0,055|| align=right|2,00|| align=right|4,801||MBA||4. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43057)||1999 VN92|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,624|| align=right|0,118|| align=right|4,22|| align=right|4,250||MBA||9. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43058)||1999 VT92|| align=right|14,6|| align=right|2,412|| align=right|0,148|| align=right|2,18|| align=right|3,746||MBA||9. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43059)||1999 VF93|| align=right|15,8|| align=right|2,550|| align=right|0,079|| align=right|1,15|| align=right|4,072||MBA||9. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43060)||1999 VS93|| align=right|15,8|| align=right|2,416|| align=right|0,161|| align=right|1,74|| align=right|3,756||MBA||9. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43061)||1999 VU93|| align=right|15,9|| align=right|2,449|| align=right|0,153|| align=right|5,71|| align=right|3,831||MBA||9. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43062)||1999 VC103|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,554|| align=right|0,207|| align=right|5,44|| align=right|4,082||MBA||9. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43063)||1999 VC104|| align=right|16,6|| align=right|2,356|| align=right|0,233|| align=right|3,01|| align=right|3,616||MBA||9. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43064)||1999 VK114|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|2,390|| align=right|0,088|| align=right|7,65|| align=right|3,694||MBA||9. november 1999||Catalina||CSS
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|(43065)||1999 VZ124|| align=right|14,6|| align=right|2,434|| align=right|0,242|| align=right|11,19|| align=right|3,796||MBA||10. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43066)||1999 VJ135|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,299|| align=right|0,175|| align=right|5,11|| align=right|3,486||MBA||13. november 1999||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
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|(43067)||1999 VA140|| align=right|16,7|| align=right|2,470|| align=right|0,175|| align=right|2,10|| align=right|3,880||MBA||10. november 1999||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
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|(43068)||1999 VK159|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,777|| align=right|0,091|| align=right|3,64|| align=right|4,627||MBA||14. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43069)||1999 VO160|| align=right|15,5|| align=right|2,549|| align=right|0,202|| align=right|4,02|| align=right|4,070||MBA||14. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43070)||1999 VD161|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|2,999|| align=right|0,034|| align=right|1,48|| align=right|5,192||MBA||14. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43071)||1999 VA173|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|2,736|| align=right|0,062|| align=right|6,50|| align=right|4,524||MBA||15. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43072)||1999 VS177|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,296|| align=right|0,159|| align=right|7,05|| align=right|3,478||MBA||6. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43073)||1999 VP184|| align=right|15,8|| align=right|2,425|| align=right|0,179|| align=right|7,37|| align=right|3,775||MBA||15. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43074)||1999 VT188|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,908|| align=right|0,040|| align=right|5,66|| align=right|4,959||MBA||15. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43075)||1999 VJ189|| align=right|14,0|| align=right|2,985|| align=right|0,014|| align=right|8,49|| align=right|5,156||MBA||15. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43076)||1999 VW189|| align=right|15,8|| align=right|2,728|| align=right|0,138|| align=right|2,90|| align=right|4,505||MBA||15. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43077)||1999 VY191|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,536|| align=right|0,062|| align=right|4,31|| align=right|4,039||MBA||14. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43078)||1999 VX192|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,387|| align=right|0,140|| align=right|5,22|| align=right|3,688||MBA||1. november 1999||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
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|(43079)||1999 VS194|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,928|| align=right|0,065|| align=right|10,04|| align=right|5,010||MBA||1. november 1999||Catalina||CSS
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|(43080)||1999 VA198|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,623|| align=right|0,054|| align=right|15,18|| align=right|4,248||MBA||3. november 1999||Catalina||CSS
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|(43081)||1999 VA199|| align=right|15,1|| align=right|2,195|| align=right|0,194|| align=right|5,79|| align=right|3,252||MBA||4. november 1999||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
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|(43082)||1999 VH216|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,543|| align=right|0,101|| align=right|7,13|| align=right|4,055||MBA||3. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43083)||1999 WR|| align=right|14,0|| align=right|2,483|| align=right|0,156|| align=right|4,45|| align=right|3,911||MBA||19. november 1999||Baton Rouge||Cooney Jr.; W. R.
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|(43084)||1999 WQ1|| align=right|13,1|| align=right|2,664|| align=right|0,278|| align=right|18,52|| align=right|4,348||MBA||30. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43085)||1999 WE2|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,751|| align=right|0,036|| align=right|10,40|| align=right|4,563||MBA||19. november 1999||Ondřejov||P. Kušnirák
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|(43086)||1999 WB7|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,917|| align=right|0,147|| align=right|2,75|| align=right|4,981||MBA||28. november 1999||Višnjan||K. Korlević
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|(43087)||1999 WW8|| align=right|13,1|| align=right|3,186|| align=right|0,229|| align=right|16,15|| align=right|5,685||MBA||28. november 1999||Gnosca||S. Sposetti
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|(43088)||1999 WO9|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,454|| align=right|0,185|| align=right|7,87|| align=right|3,844||MBA||30. november 1999||Chiyoda||T. Kojima
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|(43089)||1999 WP12|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|3,175|| align=right|0,075|| align=right|19,15|| align=right|5,658||MBA||29. november 1999||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
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|(43090)||1999 WF20|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|2,679|| align=right|0,176|| align=right|12,10|| align=right|4,384||MBA||16. november 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43091)||1999 XL1|| align=right|12,8|| align=right|3,040|| align=right|0,158|| align=right|12,97|| align=right|5,300||MBA||2. december 1999||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
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|(43092)||1999 XT5|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,870|| align=right|0,085|| align=right|1,12|| align=right|4,862||MBA||4. december 1999||Catalina||CSS
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|(43093)||1999 XA7|| align=right|13,6|| align=right|3,054|| align=right|0,050|| align=right|9,80|| align=right|5,336||MBA||4. december 1999||Catalina||CSS
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|(43094)||1999 XK7|| align=right|13,3|| align=right|2,576|| align=right|0,189|| align=right|13,27|| align=right|4,135||MBA||4. december 1999||Fountain Hills||C. W. Juels
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|(43095)||1999 XF8|| align=right|13,0|| align=right|3,179|| align=right|0,028|| align=right|10,53|| align=right|5,668||MBA||3. december 1999||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
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|(43096)||1999 XL11|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,345|| align=right|0,251|| align=right|7,54|| align=right|3,590||MBA||5. december 1999||Catalina||CSS
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|(43097)||1999 XM13|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,747|| align=right|0,047|| align=right|7,14|| align=right|4,551||MBA||5. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43098)||1999 XD14|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,430|| align=right|0,240|| align=right|10,65|| align=right|3,788||MBA||5. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43099)||1999 XO15|| align=right|13,7|| align=right|3,014|| align=right|0,006|| align=right|3,55|| align=right|5,231||MBA||5. december 1999||Višnjan||K. Korlević
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|(43100)||1999 XV15|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|2,756|| align=right|0,383|| align=right|8,97|| align=right|4,576||MBA||6. december 1999||Višnjan||K. Korlević
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|(43101)||1999 XX18|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,293|| align=right|0,228|| align=right|6,63|| align=right|3,472||MBA||3. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43102)||1999 XU19|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|2,607|| align=right|0,151|| align=right|11,31|| align=right|4,209||MBA||5. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43103)||1999 XC21|| align=right|15,6|| align=right|2,474|| align=right|0,206|| align=right|6,00|| align=right|3,892||MBA||5. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43104)||1999 XP21|| align=right|13,7|| align=right|2,788|| align=right|0,074|| align=right|9,16|| align=right|4,654||MBA||5. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43105)||1999 XM22|| align=right|14,6|| align=right|2,618|| align=right|0,135|| align=right|10,56|| align=right|4,235||MBA||6. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43106)||1999 XB26|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,962|| align=right|0,028|| align=right|8,86|| align=right|5,098||MBA||6. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43107)||1999 XG26|| align=right|13,7|| align=right|2,562|| align=right|0,115|| align=right|9,09|| align=right|4,100||MBA||6. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43108)||1999 XQ26|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,890|| align=right|0,041|| align=right|0,85|| align=right|4,911||MBA||6. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43109)||1999 XP28|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,714|| align=right|0,102|| align=right|2,53|| align=right|4,471||MBA||6. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43110)||1999 XH29|| align=right|12,8|| align=right|3,220|| align=right|0,133|| align=right|10,95|| align=right|5,777||MBA||6. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(43111)||1999 XD30|| align=right|14,3|| align=right|3,188|| align=right|0,086|| align=right|5,36|| align=right|5,691||MBA||6. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43112)||1999 XK31|| align=right|13,4|| align=right|2,978|| align=right|0,066|| align=right|10,61|| align=right|5,140||MBA||6. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43113)||1999 XN31|| align=right|13,4|| align=right|3,021|| align=right|0,119|| align=right|8,61|| align=right|5,251||MBA||6. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43114)||1999 XR36|| align=right|13,0|| align=right|2,897|| align=right|0,029|| align=right|12,54|| align=right|4,931||MBA||7. december 1999||Fountain Hills||C. W. Juels
|-
|(43115)||1999 XG39|| align=right|15,1|| align=right|2,645|| align=right|0,193|| align=right|11,42|| align=right|4,300||MBA||6. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43116)||1999 XN39|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|2,759|| align=right|0,200|| align=right|6,87|| align=right|4,582||MBA||6. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43117)||1999 XT42|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,585|| align=right|0,155|| align=right|4,98|| align=right|4,156||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43118)||1999 XD43|| align=right|13,8|| align=right|2,974|| align=right|0,066|| align=right|8,38|| align=right|5,129||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43119)||1999 XV44|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|3,161|| align=right|0,120|| align=right|4,17|| align=right|5,619||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43120)||1999 XB49|| align=right|15,1|| align=right|2,436|| align=right|0,124|| align=right|7,24|| align=right|3,802||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43121)||1999 XM49|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,919|| align=right|0,055|| align=right|1,34|| align=right|4,986||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43122)||1999 XL50|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,526|| align=right|0,076|| align=right|6,25|| align=right|4,015||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43123)||1999 XT50|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|2,573|| align=right|0,174|| align=right|8,85|| align=right|4,127||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43124)||1999 XJ53|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,781|| align=right|0,082|| align=right|1,81|| align=right|4,638||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43125)||1999 XQ61|| align=right|14,0|| align=right|2,709|| align=right|0,108|| align=right|7,72|| align=right|4,458||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43126)||1999 XL64|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|3,209|| align=right|0,154|| align=right|0,42|| align=right|5,747||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43127)||1999 XD68|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|3,255|| align=right|0,042|| align=right|4,57|| align=right|5,872||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43128)||1999 XM68|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,540|| align=right|0,271|| align=right|4,64|| align=right|4,047||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43129)||1999 XY68|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,805|| align=right|0,079|| align=right|5,04|| align=right|4,696||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43130)||1999 XZ68|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|2,743|| align=right|0,041|| align=right|7,02|| align=right|4,542||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43131)||1999 XK72|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,620|| align=right|0,170|| align=right|0,99|| align=right|4,240||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43132)||1999 XO73|| align=right|14,0|| align=right|2,561|| align=right|0,075|| align=right|14,70|| align=right|4,099||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43133)||1999 XK76|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,553|| align=right|0,203|| align=right|12,73|| align=right|4,078||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43134)||1999 XU77|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|2,798|| align=right|0,216|| align=right|8,17|| align=right|4,681||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43135)||1999 XT82|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|2,992|| align=right|0,161|| align=right|6,71|| align=right|5,175||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43136)||1999 XE85|| align=right|13,4|| align=right|2,996|| align=right|0,081|| align=right|11,47|| align=right|5,184||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43137)||1999 XU85|| align=right|12,9|| align=right|3,138|| align=right|0,106|| align=right|10,45|| align=right|5,557||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43138)||1999 XJ86|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,738|| align=right|0,063|| align=right|12,57|| align=right|4,529||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43139)||1999 XM90|| align=right|12,7|| align=right|3,191|| align=right|0,087|| align=right|14,89|| align=right|5,699||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43140)||1999 XT90|| align=right|13,3|| align=right|2,617|| align=right|0,135|| align=right|13,29|| align=right|4,233||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43141)||1999 XR91|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|2,517|| align=right|0,105|| align=right|11,41|| align=right|3,993||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43142)||1999 XQ93|| align=right|13,2|| align=right|2,592|| align=right|0,191|| align=right|14,43|| align=right|4,172||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43143)||1999 XA97|| align=right|13,5|| align=right|3,103|| align=right|0,037|| align=right|14,20|| align=right|5,466||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43144)||1999 XD98|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|2,573|| align=right|0,223|| align=right|12,08|| align=right|4,127||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43145)||1999 XT98|| align=right|13,1|| align=right|3,053|| align=right|0,028|| align=right|12,06|| align=right|5,334||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43146)||1999 XN102|| align=right|13,2|| align=right|2,959|| align=right|0,082|| align=right|9,79|| align=right|5,088||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43147)||1999 XO105|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,589|| align=right|0,273|| align=right|4,61|| align=right|4,165||MBA||8. december 1999||Nachi-Katsuura||H. Shiozawa; T. Urata
|-
|(43148)||1999 XB106|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,747|| align=right|0,376|| align=right|13,59|| align=right|4,551||MBA||11. december 1999||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
|-
|(43149)||1999 XU107|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,719|| align=right|0,117|| align=right|10,26|| align=right|4,484||MBA||4. december 1999||Catalina||CSS
|-
|(43150)||1999 XF109|| align=right|15,8|| align=right|2,374|| align=right|0,246|| align=right|4,97|| align=right|3,658||MBA||4. december 1999||Catalina||CSS
|-
|(43151)||1999 XU114|| align=right|13,4|| align=right|2,542|| align=right|0,102|| align=right|14,27|| align=right|4,052||MBA||11. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43152)||1999 XM115|| align=right|13,0|| align=right|3,155|| align=right|0,175|| align=right|8,46|| align=right|5,602||MBA||4. december 1999||Catalina||CSS
|-
|(43153)||1999 XC118|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,721|| align=right|0,047|| align=right|3,99|| align=right|4,488||MBA||5. december 1999||Catalina||CSS
|-
|(43154)||1999 XH118|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,800|| align=right|0,066|| align=right|6,66|| align=right|4,685||MBA||5. december 1999||Catalina||CSS
|-
|(43155)||1999 XE120|| align=right|13,3|| align=right|2,984|| align=right|0,063|| align=right|9,14|| align=right|5,153||MBA||5. december 1999||Catalina||CSS
|-
|(43156)||1999 XF120|| align=right|14,3|| align=right|2,729|| align=right|0,077|| align=right|5,59|| align=right|4,507||MBA||5. december 1999||Catalina||CSS
|-
|(43157)||1999 XT120|| align=right|14,0|| align=right|2,455|| align=right|0,017|| align=right|12,59|| align=right|3,846||MBA||5. december 1999||Catalina||CSS
|-
|(43158)||1999 XK121|| align=right|15,1|| align=right|2,379|| align=right|0,203|| align=right|2,66|| align=right|3,668||MBA||5. december 1999||Catalina||CSS
|-
|(43159)||1999 XP121|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,907|| align=right|0,018|| align=right|2,03|| align=right|4,955||MBA||5. december 1999||Catalina||CSS
|-
|(43160)||1999 XY122|| align=right|13,5|| align=right|3,001|| align=right|0,037|| align=right|9,04|| align=right|5,197||MBA||7. december 1999||Catalina||CSS
|-
|(43161)||1999 XW123|| align=right|13,7|| align=right|2,691|| align=right|0,111|| align=right|11,36|| align=right|4,413||MBA||7. december 1999||Catalina||CSS
|-
|(43162)||1999 XE126|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,770|| align=right|0,067|| align=right|7,62|| align=right|4,610||MBA||7. december 1999||Catalina||CSS
|-
|(43163)||1999 XB127|| align=right|13,5|| align=right|3,034|| align=right|0,042|| align=right|11,86|| align=right|5,283||MBA||7. december 1999||Catalina||CSS
|-
|(43164)||1999 XJ154|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,979|| align=right|0,095|| align=right|9,23|| align=right|5,140||MBA||8. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43165)||1999 XA156|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|2,585|| align=right|0,190|| align=right|8,01|| align=right|4,156||MBA||8. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43166)||1999 XO156|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,743|| align=right|0,124|| align=right|4,64|| align=right|4,541||MBA||8. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43167)||1999 XY157|| align=right|14,3|| align=right|2,861|| align=right|0,177|| align=right|8,49|| align=right|4,838||MBA||8. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43168)||1999 XO161|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|2,695|| align=right|0,154|| align=right|11,64|| align=right|4,425||MBA||13. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43169)||1999 XE167|| align=right|13,8|| align=right|2,698|| align=right|0,186|| align=right|11,49|| align=right|4,431||MBA||10. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43170)||1999 XH171|| align=right|14,6|| align=right|2,683|| align=right|0,147|| align=right|4,79|| align=right|4,394||MBA||10. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43171)||1999 XF172|| align=right|13,2|| align=right|3,137|| align=right|0,164|| align=right|8,94|| align=right|5,556||MBA||10. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43172)||1999 XV172|| align=right|13,1|| align=right|3,115|| align=right|0,108|| align=right|14,11|| align=right|5,497||MBA||10. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43173)||1999 XK177|| align=right|12,2|| align=right|3,160|| align=right|0,066|| align=right|16,86|| align=right|5,615||MBA||10. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43174)||1999 XF180|| align=right|13,6|| align=right|2,654|| align=right|0,066|| align=right|15,98|| align=right|4,322||MBA||10. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43175)||1999 XY189|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,289|| align=right|0,202|| align=right|7,18|| align=right|3,463||MBA||12. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43176)||1999 XM196|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|3,131|| align=right|0,108|| align=right|11,25|| align=right|5,538||MBA||12. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43177)||1999 XQ198|| align=right|13,3|| align=right|3,219|| align=right|0,037|| align=right|14,50|| align=right|5,774||MBA||12. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43178)||1999 XH201|| align=right|13,8|| align=right|3,099|| align=right|0,108|| align=right|6,34|| align=right|5,454||MBA||12. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43179)||1999 XL204|| align=right|13,3|| align=right|3,138|| align=right|0,084|| align=right|17,12|| align=right|5,559||MBA||12. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43180)||1999 XT206|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|3,116|| align=right|0,121|| align=right|17,37|| align=right|5,500||MBA||12. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43181)||1999 XY206|| align=right|13,5|| align=right|3,145|| align=right|0,221|| align=right|14,29|| align=right|5,577||MBA||12. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43182)||1999 XG212|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,264|| align=right|0,194|| align=right|6,82|| align=right|3,407||MBA||14. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43183)||1999 XK213|| align=right|14,0|| align=right|3,063|| align=right|0,028|| align=right|10,72|| align=right|5,359||MBA||14. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43184)||1999 XD214|| align=right|14,0|| align=right|3,104|| align=right|0,038|| align=right|10,13|| align=right|5,468||MBA||14. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43185)||1999 XK222|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|2,550|| align=right|0,122|| align=right|8,66|| align=right|4,072||MBA||15. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43186)||1999 XQ230|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,558|| align=right|0,214|| align=right|8,52|| align=right|4,091||MBA||7. december 1999||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
|-
|(43187)||1999 XF233|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,609|| align=right|0,131|| align=right|8,50|| align=right|4,213||MBA||2. december 1999||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
|-
|(43188)||1999 XP234|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,742|| align=right|0,090|| align=right|6,39|| align=right|4,539||MBA||3. december 1999||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
|-
|(43189)||1999 XR240|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,758|| align=right|0,097|| align=right|3,48|| align=right|4,580||MBA||7. december 1999||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43190)||1999 XR241|| align=right|14,3|| align=right|2,620|| align=right|0,160|| align=right|8,08|| align=right|4,240||MBA||13. december 1999||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
|-
|(43191)||1999 YM5|| align=right|13,0|| align=right|3,068|| align=right|0,173|| align=right|15,33|| align=right|5,372||MBA||29. december 1999||Crni Vrh||Crni Vrh
|-
|(43192)||1999 YG13|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|2,689|| align=right|0,124|| align=right|16,45|| align=right|4,409||MBA||30. december 1999||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
|-
|43193 Secinaro||2000 AW4|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|3,064|| align=right|0,132|| align=right|2,57|| align=right|5,364||MBA||1. januar 2000||San Marcello||L. Tesi; A. Boattini
|-
|(43194)||2000 AJ6|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|3,129|| align=right|0,164|| align=right|1,34|| align=right|5,533||MBA||4. januar 2000||Prescott||P. G. Comba
|-
|(43195)||2000 AP13|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|3,208|| align=right|0,067|| align=right|7,11|| align=right|5,744||MBA||3. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43196)||2000 AH32|| align=right|15,1|| align=right|2,304|| align=right|0,174|| align=right|5,71|| align=right|3,496||MBA||3. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43197)||2000 AU44|| align=right|15,8|| align=right|2,385|| align=right|0,191|| align=right|2,21|| align=right|3,683||MBA||5. januar 2000||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
|-
|(43198)||2000 AD62|| align=right|13,4|| align=right|2,991|| align=right|0,037|| align=right|8,55|| align=right|5,172||MBA||4. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43199)||2000 AJ68|| align=right|12,6|| align=right|3,111|| align=right|0,055|| align=right|9,15|| align=right|5,486||MBA||5. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43200)||2000 AO68|| align=right|15,5|| align=right|2,306|| align=right|0,188|| align=right|8,69|| align=right|3,502||MBA||5. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43201)||2000 AT69|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|2,651|| align=right|0,183|| align=right|12,82|| align=right|4,316||MBA||5. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43202)||2000 AQ70|| align=right|11,8|| align=right|3,169|| align=right|0,106|| align=right|23,81|| align=right|5,641||MBA||5. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43203)||2000 AV70|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,688|| align=right|0,229|| align=right|4,96|| align=right|4,405||MBA||5. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43204)||2000 AA71|| align=right|13,5|| align=right|3,174|| align=right|0,081|| align=right|9,73|| align=right|5,654||MBA||5. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43205)||2000 AV72|| align=right|13,8|| align=right|3,090|| align=right|0,051|| align=right|15,44|| align=right|5,431||MBA||5. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43206)||2000 AJ78|| align=right|13,6|| align=right|2,989|| align=right|0,103|| align=right|9,72|| align=right|5,166||MBA||5. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43207)||2000 AJ79|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,570|| align=right|0,135|| align=right|9,18|| align=right|4,119||MBA||5. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43208)||2000 AW98|| align=right|12,4|| align=right|3,109|| align=right|0,219|| align=right|17,58|| align=right|5,481||MBA||5. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43209)||2000 AP101|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,338|| align=right|0,228|| align=right|8,09|| align=right|3,574||MBA||5. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43210)||2000 AS101|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,305|| align=right|0,180|| align=right|6,03|| align=right|3,500||MBA||5. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43211)||2000 AR105|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,658|| align=right|0,128|| align=right|11,70|| align=right|4,332||MBA||5. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43212)||2000 AL113|| align=right|12,3|| align=right|5,256|| align=right|0,059|| align=right|6,49|| align=right|12,05||JUT||5. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43213)||2000 AC132|| align=right|13,6|| align=right|3,154|| align=right|0,062|| align=right|6,16|| align=right|5,601||MBA||3. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43214)||2000 AQ135|| align=right|13,2|| align=right|3,186|| align=right|0,140|| align=right|5,02|| align=right|5,685||MBA||4. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43215)||2000 AN138|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,351|| align=right|0,118|| align=right|8,00|| align=right|3,605||MBA||5. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43216)||2000 AB139|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,301|| align=right|0,121|| align=right|7,72|| align=right|3,491||MBA||5. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43217)||2000 AE139|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,272|| align=right|0,148|| align=right|7,55|| align=right|3,424||MBA||5. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43218)||2000 AE143|| align=right|13,0|| align=right|2,999|| align=right|0,085|| align=right|9,21|| align=right|5,194||MBA||5. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43219)||2000 AC150|| align=right|14,3|| align=right|2,985|| align=right|0,042|| align=right|9,69|| align=right|5,155||MBA||7. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(43220)||2000 AR150|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|3,231|| align=right|0,052|| align=right|12,06|| align=right|5,808||MBA||8. januar 2000||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
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Podatki uporabljeni z dovoljenjem / Data used with permission © IAU: Minor Planet Center.

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In informatica un record (in italiano anche registrazione), è un oggetto o una struttura di dati eterogenei fatta da dati compositi, contenente cioè un insieme di campi o elementi, ciascuno dei quali identificato da un nome univoco e da un tipo di dato, il cui valore è detto attributo (ad esempio: un numero intero, un numero in virgola mobile o una sequenza - stringa - di caratteri alfabetici). Il numero complessivo di caratteri che si possono registrare in un record ("lunghezza del record") è fisso.
Nella formalizzazione delle basi di dati relazionali l'elemento corrispondente al record è chiamato tupla. In tal senso i record devono molto alle tradizionali schede cartacee delle biblioteche, da cui riprendono gran parte della struttura.

Solitamente un record è formato nei database (ad esempio Microsoft Access) dalla riga all'interno di una tabella. Si può considerare un insieme di due dati: un puntatore e il dato vero. Il puntatore è l'informazione che richiede il dato.

In modo più semplice se si ha una tabella:

"Nome" e "Cognome" sono i campi del record.

Voci correlate
 Database
 Struttura dati
 Tipo di dato

Strutture dati

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


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Ràdio Terra fou una emissora de ràdio en català impulsada per l'Associació per la Comunicació Popular als Països Catalans, gestionada pels seus propis socis i que tenia com a àmbit d'actuació els Països Catalans. Inicià les seves emissions l'11 de setembre de 2014, actualment emet a través d'Internet i en col·laboració amb altres ràdios (Ona Mediterrània, Ràdio Matarranya, Comarques Nord i Ràdio Arrels) per a emetre en el seu espai de la freqüència modulada. Els seus estudis estaven localitzats a Reus. El 2015 va iniciar una campanya per a arribar a 600 socis. L'emissora arribà a tenir quatre-cents socis però després de perdre'n més de cent es considerà que la situació inviable i l'entitat promotora es veié obligada a tancar l'emissora el 24 de juny de 2019.

Referències

Enllaços externs

Terra


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Biografia
Ferdinand-François nacque da François (1730-1825) e Marie Monnier (1747-1835), in una povera famiglia di contadini, cattolici così devoti e legati alla tradizione da far battezzare il loro figliolo da un prete che non aveva giurato fedeltà alla Repubblica nata dalla Rivoluzione, sembrando loro più affidabile dei preti «costituzionali», che sembravano aver volto le spalle alla Chiesa romana che guardava con orrore agli avvenimenti francesi di quegli anni. Era il loro terzo figlio ma rimase presto l'unico, per la morte in tenera età degli altri due.

Mostrò presto una vivace intelligenza e un interesse particolare per le cose della religione: nel suo piccolo paese, svolgeva volentieri le funzioni di chierichetto durante le messe, né ad altro avrebbe potuto indirizzarsi, a causa delle precarie condizioni della famiglia, che lo mandarono ancora bambino da uno zio ad imparare il mestiere di sarto. Tuttavia il parroco, l'abate Chantegrel, prese a cuore il caso di quel bambino che sembrava mostrare una precoce vocazione per la vita religiosa e, assumendosi l'onere delle spese, con il consenso della famiglia lo mandò a studiare nel «piccolo seminario» di Montferrand. Qui si fece onore, recuperando in fretta il ritardo degli studi ai quali non aveva potuto attendere, così da essere ammesso alle classi superiori - il «grande seminario» - con la meravigliata ammirazione dei suoi professori per la sua pronta intelligenza e il bagaglio culturale accumulato dal giovane seminarista, potendo solo manifestare, semmai, qualche riserva per una sua certa scarsa propensione a quelle manifestazioni di umiltà e di pronta sottomissione che ci si attenderebbero da un futuro sacerdote.

L'ordinazione sacerdotale
Fu ordinato sacerdote nel 1818, e fu nominato vicario della cattedrale di Moulins, mostrando subito sorprendenti doti di eloquenza nelle prediche, condotte con tale spigliatezza da riscuotere un compiaciuto successo nei parrocchiani che con tanta maggior premura mostrarono di non volersi perdere quelle che erano insieme istruzioni di devozione e lezioni di stile. La sua fama raggiunse anche il colonnello degli Ussari di stanza a Moulins il quale, quando la gerarchia ecclesiastica - che non vede spesso di buon occhio i successi del pulpito che possono apparire successi di mondanità - lo trasferì nel sonnolento paese di Monétay-sur-Loire, ottenne per lui la nomina a cappellano del 23º reggimento di fanteria, che fece la campagna di Spagna nel 1823, per passare al 2º reggimento dei Granatieri a cavallo, di stanza a Versailles in qualità di Guardia reale. Ora poteva riprendere a predicare e, regnante ancora il reazionario e clericale Carlo X, in una domenica del 1830, nella chiesa parigina dell'Assunzione, presente lo stesso arcivescovo, nel suo sermone si lanciò in una sorprendente e appassionata apologia della libertà in generale e di quella religiosa in particolare.

In maggio, apparvero sul giornale «Le Réformateur, Écho de la Religion et du Siècle» due suoi articoli in favore della tolleranza e contro l'oltremontanismo, la dipendenza del clero francese dalle direttive del vescovo di Roma. Colpito da «interdetto» dal vescovo di Versailles Étienne-Jean-François Borderies, non si lasciò intimidire, e aprì nel suo domicilio al numero 18 di rue des Sept-Voies, a Parigi, una cappella insieme con pochi altri sacerdoti che condividevano le sue posizioni e fu consacrato vescovo primate sia dal vescovo di Autun, monsignor Poulard, che dal vecchio vescovo «costituzionalista» Bernard Raymond Fabré-Palaprat, fondatore di un nuovo Ordine dei Templari e della «Chiesa Giovannita», dissidente con Roma.

La fondazione della «Chiesa cattolica francese»
Intanto, la Rivoluzione del 1830 che costrinse Carlo X all'esilio, autorizzò la libertà di stampa e abolì la censura, mentre la religione cattolica romana non era più proclamata religione di Stato: la nuova Costituzione di Luigi Filippo affermava che «ciascuno professa la propria religione». Così, il 15 gennaio 1831 poté legittimamente nascere la nuova «Chiesa Cattolica Francese».

Il successo della Rivoluzione contribuì a portare adesioni alla nuova Chiesa, per reazione al comportamento del clero cattolico che si era schierato compatto con il vecchio regime, tanto che l'abbé Chatel - così sarà ormai prevalentemente chiamato - dovette aprire nuovi luoghi di culto a Parigi, in rue Saint-Honoré, in rue de la Sourdière, in rue de Cléry e in rue du Faubourg Saint Martin. Il movimento riformatore si sviluppò presto anche nel resto della Francia: a Clichy con l'abbé Auzou, a Pouillé, in Vandea, con l'abbé Guicheteau, e ancora a Nantes, a Rennes, a Rouen, a Houdan, a Foix, a Montrouge, a Bruxelles e ancora altrove. A Lèves l'adesione della popolazione fu massiccia e portò a disordini, con il saccheggio del vescovado.

Nel giornale «Le Réformateur» esalta il popolo come «forza viva di ogni paese che tuttavia non ha quasi posto nella società: calpestato, ingannato e sfruttato, ha finalmente preso coscienza della sua forza ma il suo riscatto non è ancora compiuto; alzi la voce e tutto farà silenzio davanti ad esso, perché la voce del popolo è la voce di Dio»; ne «L'Écho de la fabrique», il 7 ottobre 1832, attacca la presunta infallibilità del papa e dei concili, «proclamare l'infallibilità di un uomo è un insulto a Dio e dove regna un potere che si crede infallibile non può esserci libertà religiosa». Si dichiara contrario al celibato obbligatorio, sconosciuto nella chiesa cristiana primitiva - egli stesso si sposerà qualche anno dopo - alla scomunica, al digiuno, alle dispense matrimoniali, che devono essere riservate alle norme del diritto civile. È favorevole ad accordare sepolture religiose a tutti, senza meschine distinzioni, e i riti non devono essere celebrati in latino, che il popolo non comprende.

Presto si presentarono i problemi delle spese che esigevano un'organizzazione, per quanto modesta - gli affitti dei locali adibiti al culto, gli arredi, la stampa - dal momento che i contributi volontari dei fedeli erano scarsi e la nuova Chiesa, diversamente dalla Cattolica romana, non stabiliva alcuna tariffa per i sacramenti del battesimo e del matrimonio, oltre che per le cerimonie funebri. Così, malgrado il numero crescente di fedeli, testimoniato dai riti celebrati dalla nuova Chiesa - nel 1832, circa 200 funerali, 225 battesimi e 250 matrimoni - nel 1833 i mobili della chiesa parigina di rue Faubourg Saint-Martin furono fatti sequestrare dai creditori.

La «persecuzione»
Oltre alla Chiesa romana, lo stesso governo non vedeva di buon occhio il nuovo movimento religioso che avrebbe potuto creare delle tensioni, sia all'interno del paese, che nelle relazioni con lo Stato pontificio. Durante un corso di lezioni popolari tenute al Faubourg Saint-Martin, nel 1842, venne denunciato il pericolo che le autorità sopprimessero la libertà del loro culto e i partecipanti giurarono di difendere a ogni costo i loro diritti. La reazione del governo non si fece attendere: la Chiesa Francese fu proibita e i locali chiusi. Il pretesto all'iniziativa fu ottenuto applicando una legge del tempo della Rivoluzione, promulgata il 18 germinale dell'anno II (7 aprile 1793), per la quale non si poteva aprire un luogo di nuovo culto e di tenervi riunioni senza permesso governativo. Naturalmente, le richieste di permesso e il ricorso contro l'applicazione di quella legge, che appariva in contrasto con la garanzia costituzionale della libertà di culto, furono sempre respinte.

Châtel proseguì la sua protesta dalle colonne del suo giornale «Le Réformateur Religieux. Echo de l'Eglise Française», che serviva altresì a mantenere i collegamenti tra i fedeli, e continuando a celebrare il culto nella propria casa, finché la polizia non fece irruzione nel suo stesso appartamento, proibendovi le riunioni e sequestrando il giornale. Condannato in tribunale a un mese di reclusione e multato, Châtel decise di abbandonare la Francia per il Belgio, stabilendosi a Mons.

Ritornò a Parigi pochi anni prima della Rivoluzione del 1848, che lo vide in prima fila, tra la folla che, il 15 maggio, invase l'Assemblea Nazionale. Poté riaprire la sua chiesa e tenere conferenze nella quale si batté a favore dei princìpi democratici, del divorzio e dell'emancipazione delle donne, schierandosi a fianco di Eugénie Niboyet, il cui club femminista era stato chiuso dal governo conservatore, in carica dopo la repressione del movimento operaio parigino. Processato per appartenenza a «società sogreta e complotto rivoluzionario», fu assolto ma la sua chiesa fu definitivamente soppressa nel 1849.

Non cessò per questo di battersi per le sue idee: l'11 marzo 1850 tenne un discorso in un club per il quale fu denunciato e processato con l'accusa di «oltraggio alla morale pubblica e religiosa»: l'oltraggio sarebbe consistito nell'aver contestato la comune concezione cristiana di repressione delle necessità materiali, in quanto «la carne non deve essere soffocata, essa deve avere un legittimo sviluppo quanto lo spirito e forse anche di più», e nell'aver rivendicato che Dio stesso voleva il benessere materiale per i suoi figli, la cui felicità «risulta dalla vita materiale, che premia e domina la vita intellettuale». Condannato a due anni di reclusione, la pena gli fu ridotta in appello a un anno di reclusione e 500 franchi di ammenda.

Uscì dal carcere senza poter sperare di rinnovare le sue lotte: il regime reazionario e clericale di Napoleone III non gli avrebbe concesso alcuna opportunità. Visse gli ultimi anni in estrema povertà con la moglie, dando lezioni private. È sepolto nel cimitero di Clichy.

Scritti
A l'occasion de l'ouverture de la Nouvelle Église Française, 1831
Profession de foi de l'Église Catholique Française, 1831
Catéchisme à l'usase de l'Église Catholique Française, 1833
Nouvel Eucologe à l'usage del l'Église Catholique Française, 1834
Sur les dangers de l'indifférence religieuse, 1836
Sur le Déisme, Sur la nécessité d'une religion, De la loi naturelle, De la vocation de la femme, 1837
Code de l'Humanité, 1838
Sue l'éducation du jour, Sur l'éducation antisociale des ésaminaires et des frères Ignorantins, 1838
Contre le célibat des prêtres, 1839
Sur le cult des grands hommes, Éloge de Napoléon, Sur l'immortalitè, Des ensignements des hommes et des enseignements de Dieu, Sur l'Apostasie, 1841
Sur la Cène fraternelle, Sur la Charité, Sur la loi du Culte, 1848

Bibliografia
G. Rougeron, L'abbé F. F. Châtel, eresiarca del XIX secolo e fondatore della «Chiesa cattolica francese», in «La Rivista Dolciniana», 8, 1996

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Crolla kan verwijzen naar:

Bregje Crolla is een Nederlandse atlete
Henri Crolla (1920-1960), Frans jazzgitarist
Marc Crolla (1958-2014), drummer van o.a. de Nederlandse punkband Inside Nipples


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Lichenodraculus is een geslacht van rechtvleugeligen uit de familie sabelsprinkhanen (Tettigoniidae). De wetenschappelijke naam van dit geslacht is voor het eerst geldig gepubliceerd in 2011 door Braun.

Soorten
Het geslacht Lichenodraculus  is monotypisch en omvat slechts de volgende soort:
Lichenodraculus matti (Braun, 2011)

Sabelsprinkhanen


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A caracara-de-guadalupe ou carcará-de-guadalupe (Caracara lutosa) é uma ave de rapina diurna extinta, da família dos Falconídeos. Era endêmica da ilha de Guadalupe, México, tendo sida descrita pela primeira vez em 1876 e extinguiu-se por volta de 1903, quando foi registrada pela última vez.

A caracara-de-guadalupe tinha cerca de 60 centímetros de comprimento. A plumagem era castanha escura no topo da cabeça, parte inferior da asa, penas primárias e cauda, sendo o resto do corpo axadrezado de castanho e branco. As patas e a zona da face eram amareladas.

Pouco se sabe a respeito dos hábitos desta ave de rapina, diabolizada pelos colonos de Guadalupe que a viam como ameaça aos rebanhos de ovelhas que pretendiam criar. A caracara tinha hábitos alimentares variados que incluíam crustáceos, roedores, mas também minhocas e insectos e provavelmente cadáveres. Os ninhos eram construídos de forma pouco organizada, no topo de penhascos e zonas de difícil acesso. As posturas eram feitas em Abril e continham cerca de três ovos.

O declínio das caracaras-de-guadalupe começou imediatamente após a sua descrição científica, contemporânea da colonização da ilha. Estas aves foram caçadas em grandes números pelos pastores que as acusavam de "crueldade" para com os cordeiros nascidos na ilha. As caracaras desconheciam o Homem e não tinham medo, o que facilitou o seu extermínio. Uma vez que Guadalupe tem apenas cerca de 30 km de comprimento, em 1885 as caracaras eram já muito raras. No fim do século XIX, Guadalupe foi abandonada pelos colonos o que parecia antecipar a recuperação da espécie. No entanto, um mal entendido selou o destino da espécie. Em 1900, o ornitólogo Rollo Beck visitou a ilha em busca destes animais e viu um bando de onze elementos a voar sobre a ilha. Julgando que eram comuns, Beck matou nove exemplares para estudo. Estas foram as últimas caracaras a serem avistadas.

A caracara-de-guadalupe é um parente próximo da caracara-do-norte (Caracara cheriway), existente no México.

Ver também
 Painho-de-guadalupe
 Outros animais extintos

Referências

 Errol Fuller. Extinct Birds. Oxford University Press. 2000

Caracara
Aves extintas
Aves descritas em 1876


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Pornmaking for Dummies (; aka The Sex Film) is a 2007 South Korean film. An independent production created by former pornographic film director Kong Ja-kwan, Pornmaking for Dummies is a fictional story based on his own personal experiences of working within that industry.

Plot summary
Jin-gyu, an out of work film school graduate, applies for the position of director with pornographic film company Only4Men. The following day he is hired as an assistant director for a production called All Nude Boy, and must become accustomed to working with makeshift locations, impromptu settings, and abuse from the general public. The production's lead actress, Sabine, becomes attracted to him, and the two end up spending the night together after a staff dinner. Later, Jin-gyu gets an offer to work on a real film for a major production company.

Release
Pornmaking for Dummies was given a limited release in South Korea from 15 November 2007, and received a total of 498 admissions from seven screens nationwide.

References

External links

 Pornmaking for Dummies at the Korean Movie Database
 Pornmaking for Dummies at HanCinema

2007 films
Films about pornography
2000s Korean-language films
South Korean comedy-drama films
2000s South Korean films


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Prosper Brandsteert, né à Molenbeek-Saint-Jean le  et mort en , est un footballeur international belge actif au début du  qui occupait le poste de milieu de terrain. Il joue au Skill FC Bruxelles et au Daring CB.

Carrière
Prosper Brandsteert joue au Skill FC Bruxelles durant la saison 1899-1900. On perd ensuite sa trace dans les archives footballistiques jusqu'en 1904, où il est affilié au Daring Club de Bruxelles. Il y preste à un bon niveau et est repris en équipe nationale belge pour disputer un match amical en 1905. Il joue au Daring au moins jusqu'en 1906 ensuite on perd de nouveau sa trace.

Statistiques

Carrière internationale
Prosper Brandsteert compte une convocation et un match joué en équipe nationale belge. Celui-ci a lieu le  contre les Pays-Bas.

Le tableau ci-dessous reprend toutes les sélections de Prosper Brandsteert. Le score de la Belgique est toujours indiqué en gras.

Références

Liens externes

Naissance en octobre 1883
Naissance à Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
Footballeur international belge
Joueur du Daring Club de Bruxelles
Décès en 1935


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The Eternal Feminine may refer to:

 The Eternal Feminine (1931 film), British film
 The Eternal Feminine (2017 film), Mexican film


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Connarus agamae är en tvåhjärtbladig växtart som beskrevs av Merrill. Connarus agamae ingår i släktet Connarus och familjen Connaraceae. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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De AFF Suzuki Cup 2016 is de 11de editie van het Zuidoost-Aziatisch kampioenschap voetbal. Het toernooi werd gehouden in Myanmar en de Filipijnen in december 2016. Thailand won het toernooi door over twee wedstrijden in de finale te winnen van Indonesië. Thailand won dit toernooi voor vijfde keer.

Kwalificatietoernooi
Het kwalificatietoernooi werd gehouden in het nationale stadion van Cambodja, in de stad Phnom Penh. De wedstrijden werden gespeeld van 15 oktober tot en met 21 oktober 2016. Cambodja won alle wedstrijden waardoor dat land zich plaatst voor het hoofdtoernooi.

Stadion
Stand

Wedstrijden

Stadions
Op 21 december 2013 maakte de ASEAN Football Federation bekend dat het toernooi zal worden gehouden in de Filipijnen en Myanmar.

Scheidsrechters

Deelnemende teams

Acht teams doen mee aan het hoofdtoernooi. 2 landen zijn automatisch geplaatst, de gastlanden Filipijnen en Myanmar.

Groepsfase

Groep A

Groep B

Knock-outfase

Halve finale
Eerste wedstrijd

Tweede wedstrijd

Finale
Eerste wedstrijd

Tweede wedstrijd

Thailand wint met 3–2 over 2 wedstrijden.

Toernooiranglijst

Doelpuntenmakers
6 doelpunten
 Teerasil Dangda

3 doelpunten
 Boaz Solossa
 Sarawut Masuk
 Siroch Chatthong

2 doelpunten

1 doelpunt

Eigen doelpunt
  Nub Tola (Tegen Vietnam)

Externe links
 ASEAN Football Federation officiële website

ASEAN-voetbalkampioenschap
Voetbal in 2016
Voetbal in Myanmar
Voetbal in de Filipijnen
Sportevenement in Myanmar
Sportevenement in de Filipijnen


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St Andrew's Church is a redundant church located in Newgate Street, Chester, Cheshire, England.  It is recorded in the National Heritage List for England as a designated Grade II listed building.

History

St Andrew's was built as a Presbyterian church between 1857 and 1860, was later used as a United Reformed Church. It has since been closed.  The architects were J. and J. M. Hay, with James Harrison.  In 1866 an entrance front was added, paid for by Robert Barbour of Manchester and Bolesworth.  The body of the church was rebuilt in 1884 by Kelly and Edwards.

Architecture

The church is constructed in yellow sandstone and brick. It is partly rendered, and has slate roofs. Its orientation is reversed from the usual.  Its plan includes aisles with clerestories.  The entrance front includes an arched doorway with a lancet window to the left; in the storey above are two two-light windows and a gable.  To the left of the gable is an octagonal bellcote with a stone spire, and to the right is a crocketed pinnacle.  There is a rose window at the liturgical east end.  The body of the church is in five bays, each bay of the clerestory containing triple lancets.

See also

Grade II listed buildings in Chester (central)

References

Former churches in Cheshire
Grade II listed buildings in Chester
Gothic Revival church buildings in England
Gothic Revival architecture in Cheshire
Churches completed in 1884
Churches in Chester


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Commentarii de Bello Gallico (; ), also Bellum Gallicum (), is Julius Caesar's firsthand account of the Gallic Wars, written as a third-person narrative. In it Caesar describes the battles and intrigues that took place in the nine years he spent fighting the Celtic and Germanic peoples in Gaul that opposed Roman conquest.

The "Gaul" that Caesar refers to is ambiguous, as the term had various connotations in Roman writing and discourse during Caesar's time. Generally, Gaul included all of the regions primarily inhabited by Celts, aside from the province of Gallia Narbonensis (modern-day Provence and Languedoc-Roussillon), which had already been conquered in Caesar's time, therefore encompassing the rest of modern France, Belgium, Western Germany, and parts of Switzerland. As the Roman Republic made inroads deeper into Celtic territory and conquered more land, the definition of "Gaul" shifted. Concurrently, "Gaul" was also used in common parlance as a synonym for "uncouth" or "unsophisticated" as Romans saw Celtic peoples as uncivilized compared with themselves.

The work has been a mainstay in Latin instruction because of its simple, direct prose. It begins with the frequently quoted phrase "Gallia est omnis divisa in partes tres", meaning "Gaul is a whole divided into three parts". The full work is split into eight sections, Book 1 to Book 8, varying in size from approximately 5,000 to 15,000 words. Book 8 was written by Aulus Hirtius, after Caesar's death.

Although most contemporaries and subsequent historians considered the account truthful, 20th-century historians have questioned the outlandish claims made in the work. Of particular note are Caesar's claims that the Romans fought Gallic forces of up to 430,000 (an impossible army size for the time), and that the Romans suffered no deaths against this incredibly large force. Historian David Henige regards the entire account as clever propaganda meant to boost Caesar's image, and suggests that it is of minimal historical accuracy.

Title
The Latin title, Commentaries on the Gallic War, is often retained in English translations of the book, and the title is also translated to About the Gallic War, Of the Gallic War, On the Gallic War, The Conquest of Gaul, and The Gallic War.

Motivations
The victories in Gaul won by Caesar had increased the alarm and hostility of his enemies at Rome, and his aristocratic enemies, the boni, were spreading rumors about his intentions once he returned from Gaul.  The boni intended to prosecute Caesar for abuse of his authority upon his return, when he would lay down his imperium.  Such prosecution would not only see Caesar stripped of his wealth and citizenship, but also negate all of the laws he enacted during his term as Consul and his dispositions as pro-consul of Gaul.  To defend himself against these threats, Caesar knew he needed the support of the plebeians, particularly the Tribunes of the Plebs, on whom he chiefly relied for help in carrying out his agenda. The Commentaries were an effort by Caesar to directly communicate with the plebeians – thereby circumventing the usual channels of communication that passed through the Senate – to propagandize his activities as efforts to increase the glory and influence of Rome.  By winning the support of the people, Caesar sought to make himself unassailable from the boni.

Synopsis

The Commentarii cover the Gallic Wars over a period of 8 years, beginning with conflict over the migration of the Helvetii in 58 BC, which drew in neighboring tribes and the Germanic Suebi. By 57 BC, Caesar had resolved to conquer all of Gaul, and led campaigns in the east, where the Nervii nearly defeated him. In 56 BC, Caesar defeated the Veneti in a naval battle and took most of northwest Gaul. In 55 BC, Caesar sought to boost his public image, and undertook  expeditions across the Rhine river and the English Channel that were the first of their kind. Upon his return from Britain, Caesar was hailed as a hero, though he had achieved little beyond landing because his army had been too small and he was unable to land his cavalry. The next year, he went back with a larger army, including cavalry, and was more successful, setting up a friendly king and bringing his rival to terms. However, tribes rose up on the continent, and the Romans suffered a humiliating defeat. 53 BC saw a draconian campaign against the Gauls in an attempt to pacify them. This failed, and the Gauls staged a mass revolt under the leadership of Vercingetorix in 52 BC. Gallic forces won a notable victory at the Battle of Gergovia, but the Romans' indomitable siege works at the Battle of Alesia utterly defeated the Gallic coalition.

In 51 BC and 50 BC, there was little resistance, and Caesar's troops were mostly mopping up. Gaul was conquered, although it would not become a Roman province until 27 BC, and resistance would continue until as late as 70 AD. There is no clear end-date for the war, but the imminent Roman Civil War led to the withdrawal of Caesar's troops in 50 BC. Caesar's wild successes in the war had made him extremely wealthy and provided a legendary reputation. The Gallic Wars were a key factor in Caesar's ability to win the Civil War and declare himself dictator, in what would eventually lead to the end of the Roman Republic and the establishment of the Roman Empire.

Motifs and peoples in the De Bello Gallico

Leaders of the Gallic tribes
In the Commentarii de Bello Gallico, Caesar mentions several leaders of the Gallic tribes.  Among these, Diviciacus and Vercingetorix are notable for their contributions to the Gauls during war.

Diviciacus
Book 1 and Book 6 detail the importance of Diviciacus, a leader of the Haedui (Aedui), which lies mainly in the friendly relationship between Caesar and Diviciacus, said to be "the one person in whom Caesar had absolute confidence" (1.41). His brother, Dumnorix had committed several acts against the Romans because he wanted to become king (1.18); thus Caesar was able to make his alliance with Diviciacus even stronger by sparing Dumnorix from punishment while also forcing Diviciacus to control his own brother. Diviciacus had, in tears, begged Caesar to spare the life of his brother, and Caesar saw an opportunity to not only fix his major problem with Dumnorix, but also to strengthen the relationship between Rome and one of its small allies. Another major action taken by Diviciacus was his imploring of Caesar to take action against the Germans and their leader, Ariovistus. His fear of Ariovistus and the general outcry from the Gallic people led Caesar to launch a campaign against the Germans, even though they had been considered friends of the Republic.

Vercingetorix

Vercingetorix, leader of the Arverni, united the Gallic tribes against Caesar during the winter of 53–52 BC. This appears in Book VII, chapters 1–13. Vercingetorix's father, Celtillus, was killed after attempting to seize power amongst the Arverni; for that reason, Vercingetorix was a social outcast and had much to gain from a rebellion. When it was clear that Caesar had defeated the Gallic rebellion, Vercingetorix offered to sacrifice himself, and put himself at the mercy of Caesar, in order to ensure that his kinsmen were spared. After the defeat, Vercingetorix was brought to Rome and imprisoned for six years before being brought out to adorn Caesar's triumph over Gaul and then publicly executed. Today, Vercingetorix is seen in the same light as others who opposed Roman conquest; he is now considered a national hero in France and a model patriot.

The Germanic peoples

In De Bello Gallico 6.21–28, Julius Caesar provides his audience with a picture of Germanic lifestyle and culture. He depicts the Germans as primitive hunter gatherers with diets mostly consisting of meat and dairy products who only celebrate earthly gods such as the sun, fire, and the moon (6.21–22). German women reportedly wear small cloaks of deer hides and bathe in the river naked with their fellow men, yet their culture celebrates men who abstain from sex for as long as possible (6.21). Caesar concludes in chapters 25–28 by describing the Germans living in the almost-mythological Hercynian forest full of oxen with horns in the middle of their foreheads, elks without joints or ligatures, and uri who kill every man they come across.

However, the distinguishing characteristic of the Germans for Caesar, as described in chapters 23 and 24, is their warring nature, which they believe is a sign of true valour (6.23). The Germans have no neighbors, because they have driven everyone out from their surrounding territory (6.23). Their greatest political power resides in the wartime magistrates, who have power over life and death (6.23). While Caesar certainly respects the warring instincts of the Germans, he wants his readers to see that their cultures are simply too barbaric, especially when contrasted with the high-class Gallic Druids described at the beginning of chapter six. For example, Caesar writes that robberies committed outside of the state are legalized in hopes of teaching young people discipline and caution, an idea nearly offensive to the judicial practices of the Romans (6.23). Caesar's generalizations, alongside the writings of Tacitus, form the barbaric identity of the Germans for the ancient world.

The Druids
Caesar's account of the Druids and the "superstitions" of the Gallic nations are documented in Book 6, chapters 13, 14 and 16–18 of De Bello Gallico.  In chapter 13, he mentions the importance of Druids in the culture and social structure of Gaul at the time of his conquest. Chapter 14 addresses the education of the Druids and the high social standing that comes with their position. He first comments on the role of sacrificial practices in their daily lives in chapter 16. Caesar highlights the sacrificial practices of the Druids containing innocent people and the large sacrificial ceremony where hundreds of people were burnt alive at one time to protect the whole from famine, plague, and war (6.16). Chapter 17 and 18 focuses on the divinities the Gauls believed in and Dis, the god which they claim they were descended from. This account of the Druids highlights Caesar's interest in the order and importance of the Druids in Gaul.

Caesar spent a great amount of time in Gaul and his book is one of the best preserved accounts of the Druids from an author who was in Gaul. However, although Caesar provides what is seemingly a first-hand account, much of his knowledge of the Druids comes not from personal experience, but rather from the hearsay of others, and is regarded as anachronistic. Caesar based some of his account on that of Posidonius, who wrote a clear and well-known account of the Druids in Gaul. Caesar provides his account of the Druids as a means of sharing his knowledge and educating the Roman people on the foreign conquests.

There is no doubt that the Druids offered sacrifices to their god. However, scholars are still uncertain about what kind of offerings they made. Caesar and other Roman authors assert that the Druids would offer human sacrifices on numerous occasions for relief from disease and famine or for a successful war campaign. Caesar provides a detailed account of the manner in which the supposed human sacrifices occurred in chapter 16, claiming that "they have images of immense size, the limbs of which are framed with twisted twigs and filled with living persons.  These being set on fire, those within are encompassed by the flames" (6.16).

Caesar, however, also observes and mentions a civil Druid culture. In chapter 13, he claims that they selected a single leader who ruled until his death, and a successor would be chosen by a vote or through violence. Also in chapter 13, he mentions that the Druids studied "the stars and their movements, the size of the cosmos and the earth, the nature of the world, and the powers of immortal deities," signifying to the Roman people that the Druids were also versed in astrology, cosmology, and theology. Although Caesar is one of the few primary sources on the Druids, many believe that he had used his influence to portray the Druids to the Roman people as both barbaric, as they performed human sacrifices, and civilized in order to depict the Druids as a society worth assimilating to Rome (6.16).

Vorenus and Pullo

Lucius Vorenus and Titus Pullo were two centurions in the garrison of Quintus Tullius Cicero, brother of Marcus Tullius Cicero, and are mentioned in Book 5.44 of De Bello Gallico. They were bitter rivals who both sought to achieve the greatest honors "and every year used to contend for promotion with the utmost animosity" (5.44). Their garrison had come under siege during a rebellion by the tribes of the Belgae led by Ambiorix. They showed their prowess during this siege by jumping from the wall and directly into the enemy despite being completely outnumbered. During the fighting, they both find themselves in difficult positions and are forced to save each other, first Vorenus saving Pullo and then Pullo saving Vorenus. Through great bravery they are both able to make it back alive slaying many enemies in the process. They return to the camp showered in praise and honors by their fellow soldiers. Though they started out in competition, they both showed themselves to be worthy of the highest praise and equal to each other in bravery (5.44).

Caesar uses this anecdote to illustrate the courage and bravery of his soldiers. Since his forces had already been humiliated and defeated in previous engagements, he needed to report a success story to Rome that would lift the spirits of the people. Furthermore, the tale of unity on the battlefield between two personal rivals is in direct opposition to the disunity of Sabinus and Cotta, which resulted in the destruction of an entire legion. He relates this particular account to illustrate that, despite the losses against Ambiorix and his army, Rome is still able to trust in the valor of its soldiers. Thus, Caesar turns a military blunder into a positive propaganda story.

Hostage exchanges
In the first two books of De Bello Gallico, there are seven examples of hostage exchanges. First, the Helveti exchange hostages with the Sequani as a promise that the Sequani will let the Helveti pass and that the Helveti will not cause mischief (1.9 and 1.19).  The Helveti also give Caesar hostages to ensure that the Helveti keep their promises (1.14).  Then the Aedui gave hostages to the Sequani, during the Sequani's rise to power (1.31).  In Book 2, the Belgae were exchanging hostages to create an alliance against Rome (2.1) and  the Remi offered Caesar hostages in their surrender (2.3, 2.5).  Later in the book Caesar receives 600 hostages from the Aedui (2.15) and other hostages from most of Gaul (2.35).  This practice of exchanging hostages continues to be used throughout Caesar's campaigns in diplomacy and foreign policy.

Today the term hostage has a different connotation than it did for the Ancient Romans, which is shown in the examples above.  Where the Romans did take prisoners of war, hostages could also be given or exchanged in times of peace.  The taking of hostages as collateral during political arrangements was a common practice in ancient Rome. The idea of the practice was that important people from each side were given to ensure that both sides kept their word; a type of contract.  Two examples of this: Caesar demanding the children of chieftains (2.5) and accepting the two sons of King Galba (2.13).  However, as seen by Caesar, sometimes it was only a one-way exchange, with Caesar taking hostages but not giving any.

There is evidence though, particularly in Caesar's De Bello Gallico, indicating that the practice was not always effective. Cities often moved to rebel against Rome, even though hostages were in Roman custody. Occasionally, hostages would be entrusted to a neutral or mediating party during a rebellion, such as the time one hundred hostages surrendered by the Senones were placed in the custody of the Aedui who helped negotiate between the dissidents and Caesar. Some sources say there is not much evidence that hostages were even harmed, at least severely, in retribution of the broken agreements. It is commonly noted that Caesar never mentions penalties being dealt to hostages. Taking hostages did benefit Rome in one particular way: since hostages were commonly the sons of political figures and would typically be under Roman watch for a year or more, Romans had ample time to introduce those hostages to the Roman customs in hopes that when they were freed, they would go on to become influential political leaders themselves and favor Rome in subsequent foreign relations.

Modern influence

Educational use
This book is often lauded for its polished, clear Latin; in particular, German historian Hans Herzfeld describes the work as "a paradigm of proper reporting and stylistic clarity".
It is traditionally the first authentic text assigned to students of Latin, as Xenophon's Anabasis is for students of Ancient Greek; they are both autobiographical tales of military adventure told in the third person. It contains many details and employs many stylistic devices to promote Caesar's political interests.

The books are valuable for the many geographical and historical claims that can be retrieved from the work. Notable chapters describe Gaulish custom (6.13), their religion (6.17), and a comparison between Gauls and Germanic peoples (6.24).

In modern media

 Since Caesar is one of the characters in the Astérix and Obélix albums, René Goscinny included gags for French schoolchildren who had the Commentarii as a textbook, even though Latin was then disappearing from French schools. One example is having Caesar talk about himself in the third person as in the book. Most English editions of Asterix begin with the prelude: "The year is 50 BC. Gaul is entirely occupied by the Romans. Well not entirely! One small village of indomitable Gauls still holds out against the invaders." In the 36th book of the Asterix series, Asterix and the Missing Scroll, a fictitious and supposedly censored chapter from Caesar's Commentaries on the Gallic War forms the basis for the story.
 In Book 5, Chapter 44 the Commentarii de Bello Gallico notably mentions Lucius Vorenus and Titus Pullo, two Roman centurions of the 11th Legion.  The 2005 television series Rome gives a fictionalized account of Caesar's rise and fall, featuring Kevin McKidd as the character of Lucius Vorenus and Ray Stevenson as the character of Titus Pullo of the 13th Legion.
 During World War I the French composer Vincent d'Indy wrote his Third Symphony, which bears the title De Bello Gallico. D'Indy was adapting Caesar's title to the situation of the current struggle in France against the German army, in which he had a son and nephew fighting, and which the music illustrates to some extent.

Manuscripts and publication history
Since the work of Karl Nipperdey in 1847, the existing manuscripts have been divided into two classes. The first (α) encompasses manuscripts containing only De Bello Gallico and characterized  by colophons with allusions to late antique correctores. The oldest manuscript in this class is MS. Amsterdam 73, written at Fleury Abbey in the later ninth century. The second (β) encompasses manuscripts containing all of the related works—not only De Bello Gallico, but De Bello Civili, De Bello Alexandrino, De Bello Africo, and De Bello Hispaniensi, always in that order. The oldest manuscript in this class is MS Paris lat. 3864, written at Corbie in the last quarter of the ninth century. For De Bello Gallico, the readings of α are considered better than β.

The editio princeps was published by Giovanni Andrea Bussi at Rome in 1469.

The original publication time of the Bello Gallico is uncertain. It had been definitely published by 46 BC, when Cicero reviewed it and gave it great praise. It is unclear whether the books were released individually, or all at once. Nipperdey's 1847 account believed that they had been mostly all composed at once in 50 BC. Frank Adcock suggested in 1956 that they had been written in stages, but then published simultaneously. T. P. Wiseman believed they were written and published yearly, as Caesar would have gained enormous utility from keeping the public informed about his exploits. The debate as to the time and nature of publication continues, with critical examination of the evolution of the writing style the chief tool for dating the work. Even if the works were published after the wars, it was clear that Caesar was waging a propaganda campaign during the war, including writing copious letters to his political allies back in Rome. Because of the questionable nature of the war, and threats by his enemies to have him essentially tried for war crimes, winning the public relations battle was critical for Caesar.

Historiography

Accuracy
Caesar's account was largely taken as truthful and accurate until the 20th century. Nipperdey's manuscript in 1847 was considered "monumental", and was the first critical examination of the text, which considered Caesar to be infallible. Nipperdey even chose to modify his translation of the text where it contradicted itself, giving Caesar the benefit of any doubts. Even in 1908, Camille Jullian wrote a comprehensive history of Gaul and took Caesar's account as unerring. But after World War II historians began to question if Caesar's claims stood up.

Historian David Henige takes particular issue with the supposed population and warrior counts. Caesar claims that he was able to estimate the population of the Helvetii because in their camp there was a census, written in Greek on tablets, which would have indicated 263,000 Helvetii and 105,000 allies, of whom exactly one quarter (92,000) were combatants. But Henige points out that such a census would have been difficult to achieve by the Gauls, that it would make no sense to be written in Greek by non-Greek tribes, and that carrying such a large quantity of stone or wood tablets on their migration would have been a monumental feat. Henige finds it oddly convenient that exactly one quarter were combatants, suggesting that the numbers were more likely ginned up by Caesar than outright counted by census. Even contemporary authors estimated that the population of the Helvetii and their allies were lower, Livy surmised that there were 157,000 overall. But Henige still believes this number inaccurate.

During the campaign against the Usipetes and the Tenceri, Caesar makes the incredible claim that the Romans faced an army of 430,000 Gauls, that the Roman victory was overwhelming, that the Romans lost not a single soldier, and that upon their loss the Gauls committed mass suicide. Henige finds this entire story impossible, as did Ferdinand Lot, writing in 1947. Lot was one of the first modern authors who directly questioned the validity of Caesar's numbers, finding a fighting force of 430,000 to have been unbelievable for the time.

Not all contemporaries of Caesar believed the account to have been accurate. Gaius Asinius Pollio, who served under Caesar, noted that the account had been put together without much care or regard for the truth. Still, Pollio attributed this to mistakes by Caesar's lieutenants, or even that Caesar intended to rewrite the text more accurately. Up until the 20th century authors tended to follow Pollio's thinking, attributing mistakes not to Caesar but to the process, such as errors in translation and transcription throughout time. Ernest Desjardins, writing in 1876, suggested (in what Henige considers to be very charitable on Desjardins part) that the error in numbers in the Usipetes campaign was the result of a mis-transcription of "CCCCXXX" instead of "XXXXIII", which would mean that the real size of the Gaulic force was actually just 43,000. But even Henige suggests that it is possible the numbers have not always been accurately written down, and that the earliest surviving manuscripts are only from the ninth to twelfth centuries.

Part of the dispute over the historiography of the Commentarii revolves around modern authors trying to use it to estimate the pre-Roman population of Gaul. In the 18th century, authors extrapolated from the text populations of 40200 million. Authors in the 19th century guessed in the 15-20 million range based on the text. 20th century authors guessed as low as 4 million, with Henige giving a modern range of 4-48 million between authors.

Ultimately, Henige sees the Commentarii as a very clever piece of propaganda written by Caesar, built to make Caesar appear far grander than he was. Henige notes that Caesar's matter of fact tone and easy to read writing made it all the easier to accept his outlandish claims. Caesar sought to portray his fight as a justified defense against the barbarity of the Gauls (which was important, as Caesar had actually been the aggressor contrary to his claims). By making it appear that he had won against overwhelming odds and suffered minimal casualties, he further increased the belief that he and the Romans were godly and destined to win against the godless barbarians of Gaul. Overall, Henige concludes that "Julius Caesar must be considered one of history's earliest  and most durably successful  'spin doctors'".

Authorship
Classicist Ruth Breindal believes it likely that Caesar did not directly write the work, but instead dictated most of it to a scribe at one time and the scribe wrote as Caesar spoke, or that the scribe took notes and wrote the account afterwards. Still, she does believe that Caesar had an overwhelming hand in creating the work, but believes much of the grammar and clarity of the work to be the result of the scribe or scribes involved. Breindal also considers the main point of the work to be as a propaganda piece to protect Caesar's reputation in the vicious politics of Rome. Book eight was written after Caesar's death in 44 BC by consul Aulus Hirtius; Hirtius must have written the book before his own death in the civil war in 43 BC.

The author portrays Caesar's thoughts frequently, with an emphasis on making Caesar seem efficient, decisive, and straightforward, and that his view on how war should be waged is the same. The work paints the conflict as inevitable and necessary.

As literature
Beginning in the 1970s, authors began to regard the work less as a historical work, but more of a literary work, in the tradition of poets and striving to follow in the mould of Homer.

See also
 Roman Army
 Commentarii de Bello Civili
 De Bello Alexandrino
 De Bello Africo
 De Bello Hispaniensi
Treatise on War

References

External links

 At Perseus Project: Caesar's Gallic War—De Bello Gallico, English translation by W. A. MacDevitt and W. S. Bohn (1869); Latin text edition.

 At Gutenberg Project:
 Caesar's Commentaries (The War in Gaul – The Civil War), English translation by W. A. MacDevitt, introduction by Thomas de Quincey (1915) (incomplete)
 De Bello Gallico (Books I–IV), Latin text edition.
 At The Latin Library: "C. IVLI CAESARIS COMMENTARIORVM DE BELLO", Latin only, 2008.
 "Dickinson College Commentaries" Selections in Latin with notes, audio, and resources for the study of Caesar.

 Wikisource: Commentaries on the Gallic War translated by W. A. MacDevitt and W. S. Bohn; Books 1–8.
 Wikisource: Commentāriī dē Bellō Gallicō (Latin); Liber I–VIII.

Latin military books
Gallic Wars
Latin works about history
Sources on Germanic paganism
1st-century BC history books
Works by Julius Caesar
History books about France
1st-century BC Latin books
History books about ancient Rome


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Esportistes japonesos als Jocs Asiàtics


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Detlef Michel (Alemania del Este, 13 de octubre de 1955) es un atleta alemán, especializado en la prueba de lanzamiento de jabalina en la que llegó a ser campeón del mundo en 1983.

Carrera deportiva
En el Mundial de Helsinki 1983 ganó la medalla de oro en el lanzamiento de jabalina, con una marca de 89.48 metros, por delante del estadounidense Tom Petranoff y del soviético Dainis Kūla.

Referencias

Atletas de la República Democrática Alemana


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Protomelanitta gracilis är en utdöd fågel i familjen änder inom ordningen andfåglar. Den beskrevs 2011 utifrån fossila lämningar från miocen funna i Mongoliet.

Referenser

Alkor
Utdöda fågelarter


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Spiroplasma syrphidicola è una specie di batterio appartenente alla famiglia delle Spiroplasmataceae.

Bibliografia

Spiroplasmataceae


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La bannière centrale gauche de Horqin (科尔沁左翼中旗 ; pinyin : Kē'ěrqìn Zuǒyì Zhōng Qí) est une subdivision administrative de la région autonome de Mongolie-Intérieure en Chine. Elle est placée sous la juridiction de la ville-préfecture de Tongliao.

Démographie
La population de la bannière était de  en 1999.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Lien externe
  Site gouvernemental

Horqin, bannière centrale gauche


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Cymbopogon martini är en gräsart som först beskrevs av William Roxburgh och fick sitt nu gällande namn av William Watson. Cymbopogon martini ingår i släktet Cymbopogon, och familjen gräs. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

Källor

Externa länkar

Gräs
martini


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Závod na 1000 metrů mužů na Zimních olympijských hrách 2018 se konal v hale Gangneung Oval v Kangnungu dne 23. února 2018.

V rekordu dráhy vyhrál závod Nizozemec Kjeld Nuis, který v Pchjongčchangu zvítězil i na trati 1500 m. Další cenné kovy získali Nor Håvard Holmefjord Lorentzen, olympijský šampion z půlkilometru, a Jihokorejec Kim Tche-jun. Stefan Groothuis, vítěz závodu v Soči 2014, ukončil v roce 2016 kariéru. Češi v závodě nestartovali.

Rekordy
Před závodem měly rekordy následující hodnoty:

V závodě pokořil svůj vlastní rekord dráhy Kjeld Nuis, který dobruslil do cíle v čase 1:07,95.

Výsledky

Mezičasy medailistů

Odkazy

Reference

Externí odkazy
  Oficiální výsledky závodu na 1000 m mužů, olympic.org
  Oficiální výsledky závodu na 1000 m mužů, isuresults.eu

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