user: Consider this response: It was described by Francis Walker in 1859.
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What is the scientific name of Ghesquierellana hirtusalis?
- Ghesquierellana hirtusalis Ghesquierellana hirtusalis is a moth in the family Crambidae.
- When was it described?
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Consider this response: Another round of restructuring took place on February 8, 1986 with the passing of Decree-Law No. 13/86/M, which created additional PSP divisions, consisting of Command, General Staff and Command organs, Divisions of Police and General Support, Organs Support Services and Education.
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When was the Public Security Police Force of Macau formed?
- Decree-Law No. 705/75 of December 27, 1975 placed the PSP under the Security Forces of Macau alongside the Marine Police, Fiscal Police and the Fire Department.
- What are some of the tasks of the Public Security Police?
- Further restructuring of the PSP took place in 1981 when Decree No. 37/81 /M was passed to amend the earlier Decree No. 22/77/M. It established the PSP's divisions consisting of Command, Division of Police Macau Police Division of the Isles, Police Tactical Intervention Unit, Division of Transit Services, Migration and Identity, Music Band, Center for Recovery and Social Welfare.
- Is there anything else interesting about the Public Security Police?
- The PSP's Police School was created on July 18, 1982 with Portuguese officers serving as the institution's first instructors.
- Are any members of the Public Security Police arrested?
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Consider this response: Consequently, on the other hand "There is still a prejudice among some of the old people against any but Gaelic education, because they see that it gives their children wings with which they can fly away from the family nest".
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What was the main cause of the Highland Potato Famine?
- McNeill's report did not endorse the argument of papers such as the "Scotsman" that the destitution was due to the inherent laziness of the Gael (which contrasted unfavourably with the estimable traits of the 'Teutonic' Lowland Scots who read the "Scotsman"), but his comments on the cultural barriers which had hindered timely migration from the congested areas mirrored and reinforced a prevalent assumption that Gaelic culture and language was an unnecessary brake on progress and the long-term happiness and prosperity of the Gaelic-speaking areas could best be secured by making them English-speaking.
- Did most of the people die?
- Two decades after the famine the "Edinburgh Courant" noted emigration from Hebridean islands, which was the best cure for their ills, was accelerated by education: "It is startling enough to be asked to establish and maintain a school system for the purpose of depopulating a district, but we have little doubt this would be the first effect and the best success of the thorough education of the Hebrides".
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Consider this response: The increase in nitrogen is attributed to run off from fertilizers, nitrogen fixing crops, and animal waste.
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What are the agro-ecological zones of Andean agriculture?
- Specifically within Colombia, with the expansion of Ox Area units causing deforestation, over 63% of the land cover has been replaced by agriculture indirectly increasing the concentration of NHN in the water as well as sedimentation.
- What are the nitrogen sources?
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