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= Introdución =
 
== Inicio ==
== Cap. 1 ==
Neste cap. falaremos dos corpus lingüísticos, da súa utilidade para o estudos das linguas.
== Cap. 2 ==
Aquí trataremos de ver como se constrúe un corpus e que é o que debemos ter en conta
== Cap. 3 ==
Veremos como debemos seleccionar os documentos que deben forma parte do corpus.
== Cap. 4 ==
veremos que tipo de estudo podemos facer cos corpus.Vale un corpus para todo tipo de estudos lingüísticos?
Cap.5
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== How We Work (Wikis) ==
=== What does "Independent" mean? ===
Grifkuba is an independent host of independent wikis, however an unavoidable truth is that Grifkuba is an organization, and we do host wikis at scale for economic reasons. This leaves the first and by far most important question of why Grifkuba operates, how we view independence.
Behind the scenes, wikis are hard to run, especially when you go it alone. While most people can set up a functioning site within a few hours, it takes days of tireless research and work to create a reliable site which can handle millions of connections a month. This makes it seriously difficult for an independent wiki to be truly independent. Larger sites can manage it,
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What Grikfuba offers is such a provider which can provide quality, individualized sites, without charging money to that community, and without explicit vendor lock-in. To our knowledge, there is no other hosting provider, specializing in wikis, which offers this exact combination.
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"Tom" (MI6 officer)

According to the Guardian's Martin Chulov, an MI6 officer known as 'Tom' was the local contact for a British MI6/Special forces team sent into Libya in March 2011:
::The Guardian can reveal that the helicopter group's contact was a British national named Tom, who is believed to be an MI6 officer. He had worked for the past five months as an administrator in the Al-Khadra Farm Company, 18 miles south-west of Benghazi. The group's cover was blown by suspicious guards as soon as they arrived at their staging point inside the farm courtyard, which was adjacent to Tom's living quarters.Martin Chulov, SAS and MI6 officers released by Libya's rebel commanders, The Guardian, 7 March 2011.
==Notes==
TomTomTom
1001 Club

The 1001 Club: A Nature Trust is a trust which helps to fund the World Wide Fund for Nature. It was established in 1970 by the then head of the WWF, Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, with help from Dr. Anton Rupert, the South African entrepreneur. They persuaded 1001 individuals to join the club, where each member would contribute US $10,000 to the trust. The resulting $10 million fund helps to towards the WWF's basic costs of administration.
==People==
===Members===
Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands | August A. Busch, Jr | Henry Ford II | Peter Grace | Nelson Bunker Hunt | Mrs Geoffrey Kent | Robert S. McNamara | Cyril Magnin | Lew Wasserman | Thomas Watson | Mobutu Sese Seko | Daniel K. Ludwig | Agha Hasan Abedi | Roberto Vesco | Tibor Rosenbaum | Thomas Jones | Joseph Kagan Raymond Bonner, At the Hand of Man: Peril and Hope for Africa's Wildlife, Simon and Schuster, 1993, p.68. | Joseph Cullman IIIRaymond Bonner, At the Hand of Man: Peril and Hope for Africa's Wildlife, Simon and Schuster, 1993, p.246.
==External links==
*1001 Club by the Institute for the Study of Globalization and Covert Politics
*WWF International: History
*Founding Patron of Peace Parks Foundation passes away
==Notes==
14th Intelligence Company

A cover name used to refer to a unit or units which were involved in covert surveillance in Northern Ireland, most notably, it appears, the Special Reconnaissance Unit, and which have reportedly become part of the Special Reconnaissance Regiment.
==SAS Assessment of Foundation of 14th Int==
Former SAS soldier Ken Connor, states that he was part of a three man team sent to assess the Military Reaction Force in 1972, which he refers to as the Military Reconnaissance Force (the cover name given to it by the British), in the wake of the Four Square Laundry episode, when the initials MRF became known.
::It soon became apparent that its cover was blown and the group of people running it were so out of control that it had to be disbanded at once.
::Without reference to each other, we all produced the same recommendation: it's been a useful tool, but it's well past it's sell-by date. Get rid of it, acquire the needed skills, then reform it in a different guise.
::The result was 14 Int - the Fourteenth Intelligence Company.Ken Connor, Ghost Force, The Secret History of the SAS, Cassell & Co, 1998, p269.
14 Intelligence Company would, therefore, seem to be a cover name for the Special Reconnaissance Unit. According to a top Secret briefing prepared for Prime Minister Harold Wilson in April 1974, the Special Reconnaissance Unit replaced the Military Reaction Force units created in 1971:
:In 1972 the operations of the MRF were brought under more centralised control and a higher standard of training achieved by establishing a Special Reconnaissance Unit (SRU) of 130 all ranks under direct command of HQNI.Defensive Brief D Meeting between the Prime Minister and the Taoiseach 5 April 1974 Army Plain Clothes Patrols in Northern Ireland. National Archives PREM 16/154 
It seems that the 14th Int was not the only cover name for the SRU. According to the same briefing:
:The term ‘Special Reconnaissance Unit’ and the details of its organisation and mode of operations have been kept secret.
:The SRU operates in Northern Ireland at present under the cover name “Northern Ireland Training and Advisory Teams (Northern Ireland)” – NITAT(NI) – ostensibly the equivalent of genuine NITAT teams in UKLF [United Kingdom Land Forces] and BAOR [British Army of the Rhine].Defensive Brief D Meeting between the Prime Minister and the Taoiseach 5 April 1974 Army Plain Clothes Patrols in Northern Ireland. National Archives PREM 16/154 
Other cover names for parts of '14th Int' included the 4 Field Survey Troop, which operated between 1973 and 1975.
==People==
*Gordon Kerr | Robert Nairac
==Related==
*Special Reconnaissance Unit
*Force Research Unit
*Intelligence Corps
*Joint Support Group
==Notes==
Category:British Military Intelligence
Category:British MilitaryCategory:Spooks
15 (UK) Information Support Group

15 (UK) Information Support Group was the name of 15 (UK) Psychological Operations Group between approximately 2000 and 2005.
==People==
Stephen Jolly was trained in psyops in around 1999.Stephen Jolly Leader in the Profession, Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 12 October 2002 on 6 January 2011
==Notes==
Category:Propaganda
Category:British Propaganda
Category:Psyops
18 Doughty Street

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18Doughty Street was an internet television channel set up in September 2006 by ConservativeHome blogger Tim Montgomerie, Stephan Shakespeare the founder of YouGov and Conservative blogger Iain Dale.Home News, Net challenge to BBC 'bias', The Times, 22-September-2006 The channel ran a program entitled 'Claire Fox News' in November 2007, the program was credited to the Institute of Ideas, run by Claire Fox.Claire Fox News, Claire Fox News, 18Doughty Street, Accessed 30-January-2011 Brendan O'Neill also presents a program produced by Spiked online.Battle Talk, Spiked Online, 18Doughty Street, Accessed 30-January-2010
==Affiliations==
Institute of Ideas | Spiked
==People==
Claire Fox | Brendan O'Neill | Tim Montgomerie | Peter Tatchell | Stephan Shakespeare
==Resources==
*Researcher Post, 18DoughtyStreet.com, W4MP, Accessed 31-January-2011
==Notes==
1922 Committee

The 1922 Committee is a powerful backbench committee of the Conservative Party.
==Activities==
The 1992 Committee's main function is keeping the leadership of the Conservative Party informed of the mood of Conservative backbenchers.http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/a-z_of_parliament/82575.stm
==History==
The MPs who formed the committee were elected in 1922.http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/a-z_of_parliament/82575.stm
==People==
 
Senior officials are as follows:http://conservativehome.blogs.com/gazette/2011/02/tracey-croush-elected-to-the-executive-of-the-1922-committee.html
*Chairman: Graham Brady
*Vice Chairmen: Charles Walker and John Whittingdale
*Secretaries: Mark Pritchard and Christopher Chope
*Treasurer: Brian Binley
==Resources==
*BBC website: profile of 1922 Committee, accessed 20 February 2011
==Notes==
Category:Conservative Party
21st Century Hasbara conference

21st Century Hasbara: Israel, Media and Jihad in an era of Globalisation was the title of a conference held at the Institute for Policy and Strategy at the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya on 17-18 December 2006 as part of the Herzliya Conference. Richard Landes, Media as a Theater of War, the Blogosphere and the Battle for Global Civil Society, Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya, accessed 19 February 2009.
According to the Jerusalem Post, Professor Uzi Arad told the conference, "We must learn to recognize the players in this theater, including the increasing numbers of NGOs Arab money the diplomatic arena and the 'judicialization' of the diplomatic arena with institutions such as the International Criminal Court in the Hague."Haviv Rettig, We must be aggressive in media war', News in Brief, Jerusalem Post, 18 December 2006.
==Participants==
===Speakers===
Professor Richard Landes | Professor Uzi Arad | Hayim Azses | Itamar Marcus | Leah Soibel | Michael Widlanski | Lee Smith | Nidra Poller | Tamar Sternthal | Gerald Steinberg | Nachman Shai | Dr Ranaan Gissin | Reuven Koret | Jonathan Davis | Mark Regev | Joe Hyams | Allison Kaplan Sommer | Martin Solomon | Judith Weiss | Michael Totten | Richard Fernandez | Noah Pollak | Stephanie Gutmann | Reuven Paz | Anna Geifman | Amira Dotan | Daniel Seaman | Philippe Karsenty | Major Avital Leibovich | Amir Gissin | Ron Schliefer | Dr Joel Fishman | Aryeh Green | Dr Manfred Gerstenfeld | Charles Jacobs | Emmanuel Navon | Yitzhak Sokoloff | Yaakov Kirschen | Lisa Goldman | Charles Chuman | Benjamin Kerstein | "Aussie Dave" | Mary Madigan | Dr Mitchell Bard | Nitsana Darshan-Leitner | Candy Shinaar | Noam Bedein | Joel Rubinfeld | Dr Mike CohenProgram with Links, Augean Stables, accessed 20 February 2009.
==Notes==
Category:Conferences
Category:Israeli Propaganda
Category:Propaganda
22 SAS

22 SAS is a unit of the Special Air Service (SAS), a special forces regiment in the British Army. The name is short for 22 Regiment Special Air Service, the regular regiment of the SAS and the one associated with the best known SAS operations.
==See also==
Julian Ball | Peter de la Billiere | Ian Crooke | Charles Guthrie | Simon Mann | David Stirling | Michael Wilkes
*See also People Associated with the SAS
*Special Reconnaissance Unit | Military Reaction Forces | Phoenix Close Protection | UK Special Forces | Director Special Forces
===Commanding Officers===
*Anthony John Deane-Drummond 1957-1960Drummond | Anthony John Deane- | b 1917 | Major General, Liddell Hart Centre for Military Archives, King's College London, accessed 29 June 2010.
*John Watts
*Peter de la Billière
*Tony Jeapes
==References==
Category:British Army
Category:SAS
25 Communications Unit

25 Communications Unit was an RUC unit involved in interrogation in depth of internees in Northern Ireland in the early 1970s. According to a draft directive from November 1971 it was to receive support at the Hut 60 complex at Ballykelly Camp from an Armed Forces Team or Joint Service Team provided by Joint Services Interrogation Wing.Draft Directive for the employment of the Armed Forces team , when in Support of the Royal Ulster Constabulary, during interrogations in depth in Ulster, November 1971, Extract from National Archives file DEFE24/1919.
==Notes==
Category:Northern IrelandCategory:RUCCategory:State Violence and Collusion Project
2C-B (Nexus)

2-CB or Nexus is a synthetic hallucinogen that comes in a capsule and can be swallowed, snorted or used in combination with other illicit drugs, including LSDNancy Eshelman, Gangs use MySpace as a link, police say // HLG, C Unit battle in northern Dauphin, Patriot News (Pennsylvania), 16-March-2009, Accessed 21-January-2010.
==Notes==
Category:Addictions
300 Group

Established in 1980 as an all-party organisation to campaign for more women into Parliament, the European Parliament, local government and public life. Membership was open to anyone aged 15 or over who agreed with its aims:
#. To work towards equal representation of women in Parliament
#. To encourage women to seek and hold public office
#. To encourage women to participate in decision making processes at all levels.IN THE BEGINNING... Lesley Abdela looks back at the early days of The 300 Group, First published in 300 Group News on 10th Anniversary of the group's launch (1990).
 
In order to achieve this, its objectives were defined as 
#. To provide regular training such as 'political schools' for aspiring councillors, MPs and MEPs and skills and policy training supplied by 300 Group trainers, in all the skills essential to achieving success in public life
#. To set up regional branches throughout the United Kingdom
#. To generate a supportive network of women through political receptions and other social events etc.
#. To create a climate of opinion which regards as natural the participation of women in public life.
 
In addition to the national group and its programmes of development and networking events, local groups or branches were also formed with their own programmes of training, seminars and speakers. 
National policy decisions (it is interesting to note that it follows the organisational structure of big business) were made by a Board of Directors elected by members who in turn annually appointed a Chair, Vice Chair and Finance Director as well as a Company Secretary while male and female MPs could become Friends of the 300 Group.
==People==
*Margaret Ramsay
==References==
305 Ballards Lane

305 Ballards Lane, London, N12 8GB is the address of a number of companies and charities especially those associated with United Synagogue one of the seven main Synagogue movements in the UK representing largely Synagogue's catering for Ashkenazi 'Central Orthodox' Jews.JCR-UK United Synagogue
==Charities==
*United Synagogue Charity number: 242552
*KLBD Kosher Certification Registered Charity No 242552 (ie part of United Synagogue)
*Scopus Jewish Educational Trust (Charity number: 313154) linked to the Zionist Federation.
==Companies==
*United Synagogue Design & Build Ltd 06797965 - Incorporated on 21 January 2009
*United Synagogue Trusts limited 00516140 - Incorporated on 14 February 1953
*United Synagogue Kashrut Board (The) 02089374 - Dissolved on 14 May 2013
*University Jewish Chaplaincy 06543595 - Incorporated on 25 March 2008
*London Board Trustee Limited 04117554 - Incorporated on 27 November 2000
*United Synagogue Youth Charity (The) 02033941 - Incorporated on 3 July 1986
*US Advertising Limited 02146769 - Incorporated on 13 July 1987
*United Central Catering Previous names: UNITED SYNAGOGUE (CENTRAL CATERING) 11279144 - Incorporated on 27 March 2018
===Dissolved===
*United Synagogue Publications Limited 01896677 - Dissolved on 8 May 2012
*United Synagogue Educational Charity (The) 02033940 - Dissolved on 17 January 2012
==Notes==
32 Battalion

Apartheid-era unit of the South African Army.
::Battalion 32
::56 32 Battalion, often referred to as the ‘Buffalo Battalion’, was created in 1976 by Col Jan Breytenbach. It was largely a black battalion and contained many foreign mercenaries. Its operational strength was approximately 1 500. Officers commanding 32 Bn were Col JD ‘Jannie’ Breytenbach (1976-7); Col GJ Nel (1977-8); Col Deon Ferreira (1978-83); Col EG Viljoen (1984-8); and Col MB Delport (88-93).Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report - Volume Two, Chapter Three, p324.
==People==
===Commanders===
*Jan Breytenbach
*GJ Nel
*Deon Ferreira
*EG Viljoen
*MB Delport
===Personnel===
*Eeben Barlow
*Victor Dracula
==References==
Category:counterinsurgencyCategory:South Africa