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Original:  "Ogling " may also be the act of targeting, mocking, or singling out a student in front of the class in an attempt to make the student's beliefs, opinions, or life choices appear unfavorable, or in an attempt to belittle the student in any other way not previously mentioned.
Revised:  "Ogling " may also be the act of targeting, mocking, or singling out a student in front of the class in an attempt to make the student's beliefs, opinions, or life choices appear unfavorable, or in an attempt to belittle the student in any other way not previously URL
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Original:  Ogling may also be the act of targeting, mocking, or singling out a student in front of the class in an attempt to make the student's beliefs, opinions, or life choices appear unfavorable, or in an attempt to belittle the student in any other way not previously URL
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Original: ]] Illustration from the Sherlock Holmes story, "The Adventure of the Stockbroker's Clerk", in The Strand Magazine, March 1893, original captioned "Glancing at the haggard figure".
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Original:  Looking  is the act of intentionally focusing visual perception on someone or something, for the purpose of obtaining information, and possibly to convey interest or another sentiment.
Revised:  Looking Law is the act of intentionally focusing visual perception on someone or something, for the purpose of obtaining information, and possibly to convey interest or another sentiment.
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Original: "Glancing" and "glimpsing" are terms that imply looking at things in a subtle way, or seeing things very briefly before they move out of the range of vision.
Revised: "Glancing" and "glimpsing" are terms that imply looking at things in a subtle way, or seeing very briefly before they move out of the range of vision.
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Original: Dan Wakefield, in his review of the book in "Tricycle: the Buddhist Review," Outrageous Betrayal, Review, by Dan Wakefield, Tricycle Magazine, Spring 1994 questioned Pressman's primarily critical description of Erhard's character.
Revised: Dan Wakefield, in his review of the book in "Tricycle: the Buddhist Review," questioned Pressman's primarily critical description of Erhard's character.
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Original: Novelist and journalist Dan Wakefield, in his review of the book in " Tricycle: the Buddhist Review, " questioned Pressman 's primarily critical description of Erhard's character.
Revised: Novelist and journalist Dan Wakefield, in his review of the book in Tricycle: the Buddhist Review, " questioned Pressman 's primarily critical description of Erhard's character.
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Original:  " While Pressman describes the est training as "a mish-mash of self-help theories, common-sense psychology, and dime-store ideas of motivation , " Wakefield, who had experienced the est training personally states, "If I was "conned" by that "mish-mash" when I did est in 1984, I'm grateful I was conned into losing the addiction to alcohol that had plagued me for a quarter of a century.
Revised:  " While Pressman describes the est training as "a mish-mash of self-help theories, common-sense psychology, and dime-store ideas of motivation " Wakefield, who had experienced the est training personally states, "If I was "conned" by that "mish-mash" when I did est in 1984, I'm grateful I was conned into losing the addiction to alcohol that had plagued me for a quarter of a century.
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Original:  " While Pressman describes the est training as "a mish-mash of self-help theories, common-sense psychology, and dime-store ideas of motivation , " Wakefield, who had experienced the est training personally states, "If I was "conned" by that "mish-mash" when I did est in 1984, I'm grateful I was conned into losing the addiction to alcohol that had plagued me for a quarter of a century.
Revised:  " While Pressman describes the est training as "a mish-mash of self-help theories, common-sense psychology, and dime-store ideas of motivation , " while also praising the program for helping him personally in dealing with alcoholism. Wakefield also cites an opinion survey which suggests that most est participants had positive experiences with it
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Original:  Wakefield also cites an opinion survey which suggests that most est participants had positive experiences with it .
Revised:  Wakefield also cites an opinion survey which suggests that most est participants had positive experiences with it 
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Original:  The book helped many former employees to understand the abuse that they experienced was real and not their responsibility as they were brainwashed to think during working there
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Original:  some re-paid with own works, and this is how Hinojosa gathered a collection of paintings of Miró, Picasso, Gris, Dalí and Bores.
Revised:  some re-paid with own works, and this is how Hinojosa gatheredd a collection of paintings of Miró, Picasso, Gris, Dalí and Bores.
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Original: José María Hinojosa Lasarte ( 1904 – 1936 ) was a Spanish writer and politician considered to be one of the first surrealist poets in Spain.
Revised: José María Hinojosa Lasarte ( 1904-1936 ) was a Spanish writer and politician considered to be one of the first surrealist poets in Spain.
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Original: José María Hinojosa Lasarte ( 1904 – 1936 ) was a Spanish writer and politician considered to be one of the first surrealist poets in Spain.
Revised: José María Hinojosa Lasarte ( 1904 – 1936 ) was a Spanish writer and political militant. As a man of letters he is considered one of the first surrealist poets in Spain.
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Original:  He was influential in local conservative politics , holding Carlist leadership in Málaga and establishing the Andalusian structures of the Agrarian party.
Revised:  As a politician he acted in ultra-conservative realm , holding Carlist leadership in Málaga and establishing the Andalusian structures of the Agrarian party.
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Original:  He was influential in local conservative politics , holding Carlist leadership in Málaga and establishing the Andalusian structures of the Agrarian party.
Revised:  He was influential in local conservative politics , holding Carlist leadership in Málaga and building Andalusian structures of the Agrarian party.
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Original:  Both his legacy and the circumstances of his death bear political significance;
Revised:  Following more than half a century of oblivion, his memory and especially the circumstances of his death bear political significance;
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Original:  Family and youth 160px| His father (middle) According to family legend, Hinojosa's ancestors are descended from Moctezuma. full name José, Salvadór, Francisco, Javier, Rafael del Corazón de Jesús Historical records first documented the Carvajals (Lasarte's paternal relatives) as residents of the Málaga province in the 16th century, having founded the town of Campillos.
Revised:  Family and youth 160px| father (middle) According to family legend, Hinojosa's ancestors are descended from Moctezuma. full name José, Salvadór, Francisco, Javier, Rafael del Corazón de Jesús Historical records first documented the Carvajals (Lasarte's paternal relatives) as residents of the Málaga province in the 16th century, having founded the town of Campillos.
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Original:  Family and youth 160px| His father (middle) According to family legend, Hinojosa's ancestors are descended from Moctezuma. full name José, Salvadór, Francisco, Javier, Rafael del Corazón de Jesús Historical records first documented the Carvajals (Lasarte's paternal relatives) as residents of the Málaga province in the 16th century, having founded the town of Campillos.
Revised:  Family and youth 160px| His father (middle) According to the family legend the forefathers of José María full name José, Salvadór, Francisco, Javier, Rafael del Corazón de Jesús Historical records first documented the Carvajals (Lasarte's paternal relatives) as residents of the Málaga province in the 16th century, having founded the town of Campillos.
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Original:  Family and youth 160px| His father (middle) According to family legend, Hinojosa's ancestors are descended from Moctezuma. full name José, Salvadór, Francisco, Javier, Rafael del Corazón de Jesús Historical records first documented the Carvajals (Lasarte's paternal relatives) as residents of the Málaga province in the 16th century, having founded the town of Campillos.
Revised:  Family and youth 160px| His father (middle) According to family legend, Hinojosa's ancestors are descended from Moctezuma. full name José, Salvadór, Francisco, Javier, Rafael del Corazón de Jesús descended from Moctezuma; according to historical records the Carvajals were first noted in Málaga province in the 16th century, having founded the town of Campillos.
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Original:  Julio Neira, Introducción, [in:] José María Hinojosa, La Flor de Californía, Santander 1979, p. 15 The Lasartes were wealthy landowners with a dominant position in the count;
Revised:  Julio Neira, Introducción, [in:] José María Hinojosa, La Flor de Californía, Santander 1979, p. 15 The Lasartes were wealthy landowners with a dominant position in the county. The list of
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Original:  Hinojosa ' s father Salvador Hinojosa Carvajal ( 1869–1936 )Alfonso Sánchez Rodríguez, La poesía de José María Hinojosa [PhD thesis Universitat de Lleida], Lérida 1995, p. 2-5, La Correspondencia de España 30.12.11, available here and uncleLa Correspondencia de España 19.04.19, available here held the alcaldia post in the late Restoration period;
Revised:  Hinojosa ' s father Salvador Hinojosa Carvajal ( 1869-1936 )Alfonso Sánchez Rodríguez, La poesía de José María Hinojosa [PhD thesis Universitat de Lleida], Lérida 1995, p. 2-5, La Correspondencia de España 30.12.11, available here and uncleLa Correspondencia de España 19.04.19, available here held the alcaldia post in the late Restoration period;
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Original:  Hinojosa ' s father Salvador Hinojosa Carvajal ( 1869–1936 )Alfonso Sánchez Rodríguez, La poesía de José María Hinojosa [PhD thesis Universitat de Lleida], Lérida 1995, p. 2-5, La Correspondencia de España 30.12.11, available here and uncleLa Correspondencia de España 19.04.19, available here held the alcaldia post in the late Restoration period;
Revised:  Hinojosa ' s father Salvador Hinojosa Carvajal ( 1869–1936 )Alfonso Sánchez Rodríguez, La poesía de José María Hinojosa [PhD thesis Universitat de Lleida], Lérida 1995, p. 2-5, La Correspondencia de España 30.12.11, available here and his uncle La Correspondencia de España 19.04.19, available here held the alcaldia post in the late Restoration period;
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Original:  Salvador, influential within local conservative politics , Julio Francisco Neira Jiménez, De musas, aeroplanos y trincheras (poesía española contemporánea), Madrid 2015,  , p. 79 also served as provincial deputy . Diario de Córdoba 12.02.22, available here In 1893see Asunción Hinojosa Carvajal entry, [in:
Revised:  Salvador, influential within the local conservative realm , Julio Francisco Neira Jiménez, De musas, aeroplanos y trincheras (poesía española contemporánea), Madrid 2015, , p. 79 also served as provincial deputy . Diario de Córdoba 12.02.22, available here In 1893see Asunción Hinojosa Carvajal entry, [in:
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Original:  Salvador, influential within local conservative politics , Julio Francisco Neira Jiménez, De musas, aeroplanos y trincheras (poesía española contemporánea), Madrid 2015,  , p. 79 also served as provincial deputy . Diario de Córdoba 12.02.22, available here In 1893see Asunción Hinojosa Carvajal entry, [in:
Revised:  Salvador, influential within local conservative politics , Julio Francisco Neira Jiménez, De musas, aeroplanos y trincheras (poesía española contemporánea), Madrid 2015, , p. 79 served also as diputado provincial . Diario de Córdoba 12.02.22, available here In 1893see Asunción Hinojosa Carvajal entry, [in:
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Original:  Salvador, influential within local conservative politics , Julio Francisco Neira Jiménez, De musas, aeroplanos y trincheras (poesía española contemporánea), Madrid 2015,  , p. 79 also served as provincial deputy . Diario de Córdoba 12.02.22, available here In 1893see Asunción Hinojosa Carvajal entry, [in:
Revised:  Salvador, influential within local conservative politics , Julio Francisco Neira Jiménez, De musas, aeroplanos y trincheras (poesía española contemporánea), Madrid 2015, , p. 79 also served as provincial deputy . Diario de Córdoba 12.02.22, available here In 1893 see Asunción Hinojosa Carvajal entry, [in:
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Original: ] myheritage service, available here, Rosa Ruiz Gisbert, José María Hinojosa, el gran olvidado, [in:] Isla de Arriarán XXIX (2007), p. 181  married Asunción Lasarte Xuarez ( 1872–1932 ), El Siglo Futuro 13.02.33, available here a descendant of another wealthy landowning family from the nearby Estepa.
Revised: ] myheritage service, available here, Rosa Ruiz Gisbert, José María Hinojosa, el gran olvidado, [in:] Isla de Arriarán XXIX (2007), p. 181 he married Asunción Lasarte Xuarez ( 1872–1932 ), El Siglo Futuro 13.02.33, available here a descendant of another wealthy landowning family from the nearby Estepa.
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Original: ] myheritage service, available here, Rosa Ruiz Gisbert, José María Hinojosa, el gran olvidado, [in:] Isla de Arriarán XXIX (2007), p. 181  married Asunción Lasarte Xuarez ( 1872–1932 ), El Siglo Futuro 13.02.33, available here a descendant of another wealthy landowning family from the nearby Estepa.
Revised: ] myheritage service, available here, Rosa Ruiz Gisbert, José María Hinojosa, el gran olvidado, [in:] Isla de Arriarán XXIX (2007), p. 181 married Asunción Lasarte Xuarez ( 1872-1932 ), El Siglo Futuro 13.02.33, available here a descendant of another wealthy landowning family from the nearby Estepa.
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Original: ] myheritage service, available here, Rosa Ruiz Gisbert, José María Hinojosa, el gran olvidado, [in:] Isla de Arriarán XXIX (2007), p. 181  married Asunción Lasarte Xuarez ( 1872–1932 ), El Siglo Futuro 13.02.33, available here a descendant of another wealthy landowning family from the nearby Estepa.
Revised: ] myheritage service, available here, Rosa Ruiz Gisbert, José María Hinojosa, el gran olvidado, [in:] Isla de Arriarán XXIX (2007), p. 181 married Asunción Lasarte Xuarez ( 1872–1932 ), El Siglo Futuro 13.02.33, available here descendant to another affluent landholder family from the nearby Estepa.
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Original:  Sánchez Rodríguez 1995, p. 2-5. Asunción Lasarte was the daughter of José Lasarte Andrés and Asunción Xuárez de Sanabria, Jaime de Salazar y Acha, Estudio histórico sobre una familia extremeña, los Sánchez Arjona, Ciudad Rodrigo 2001,  , p. 478 The couple lived on family estates in Campillos and Alameda .
Revised:  Sánchez Rodríguez 1995, p. 2-5. Asunción Lasarte was daughter to José Lasarte Andrés and Asunción Xuárez de Sanabria, Jaime de Salazar y Acha, Estudio histórico sobre una familia extremeña, los Sánchez Arjona, Ciudad Rodrigo 2001, , p. 478 The couple lived on family estates in Campillos and Alameda .
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Original:  Sánchez Rodríguez 1995, p. 2-5. Asunción Lasarte was the daughter of José Lasarte Andrés and Asunción Xuárez de Sanabria, Jaime de Salazar y Acha, Estudio histórico sobre una familia extremeña, los Sánchez Arjona, Ciudad Rodrigo 2001,  , p. 478 The couple lived on family estates in Campillos and Alameda .
Revised:  Sánchez Rodríguez 1995, p. 2-5. Asunción Lasarte was the daughter of José Lasarte Andrés and Asunción Xuárez de Sanabria, Jaime de Salazar y Acha, Estudio histórico sobre una familia extremeña, los Sánchez Arjona, Ciudad Rodrigo 2001, , p. 478 The couple lived on family estates in Campillos and Alameda ;
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Original:  Alfonso Sánchez Rodriguez, Casas de familia Hinojosa, [in:] Luna de Hipnos service, available here Salvador and Asunción had six children, Ruiz Gisbert 2007, p. 181 of which José María was the second eldest son.
Revised:  Alfonso Sánchez Rodriguez, Casas de familia Hinojosa, [in:] Luna de Hipnos service, available here they had 6 children, Ruiz Gisbert 2007, p. 181 of which José María was the second eldest son.
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Original:  Alfonso Sánchez Rodriguez, Casas de familia Hinojosa, [in:] Luna de Hipnos service, available here Salvador and Asunción had six children, Ruiz Gisbert 2007, p. 181 of which José María was the second eldest son.
Revised:  Alfonso Sánchez Rodriguez, Casas de familia Hinojosa, [in:] Luna de Hipnos service, available here Salvador and Asunción had six children, Ruiz Gisbert 2007, p. 181 José María was the second eldest son.
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Original:  Alfonso Sánchez Rodriguez, Casas de familia Hinojosa, [in:] Luna de Hipnos service, available here Salvador and Asunción had six children, Ruiz Gisbert 2007, p. 181 of which José María was the second eldest son.
Revised:  Alfonso Sánchez Rodriguez, Casas de familia Hinojosa, [in:] Luna de Hipnos service, available here Salvador and Asunción had six children, Ruiz Gisbert 2007, p. 181 of which José María born as the second oldest son.
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Original: Hinojosa and his siblings were brought up in luxuryLasarte spent his infancy and adolescent years between Campillos, Alameda and Málaga, Geo Constantinescu, José María Hinojosa y el surrealismo español, [in:] Diacronia 6 (2010), pp. 445-449 and under heavy religious influence,Ruiz Gisbert 2007, p. 181 the latter mostly due to their mother.
Revised: Hinojosa and his siblings were brought up in luxuryHinojosa spent his infancy and adolescent years between Campillos, Alameda and Málaga, Geo Constantinescu, José María Hinojosa y el surrealismo español, [in:] Diacronia 6 (2010), pp. 445-449 and under heavy religious influence,Ruiz Gisbert 2007, p. 181 the latter mostly due to their mother.
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Original:  the former retain some bizarre linear coherence, while the latter come close to so-called automatic writing.one author claims Hinojose wrote the same  as Miró painted, Rattray 2004, p. 38 and another note „Miróesque” style of writing, Matilde de Moreno Escobar, La sangre en libertad: una reelaboración surrealista del petrarquismo, [in:] Jaume Pont (ed.)
Revised:  the former retain some bizarre linear coherence, while the latter come close to so-called automatic writing.one author claims Hinojose wrote the same way as Miró painted, Rattray 2004, p. 38 and another note „Miróesque” style of writing, Matilde de Moreno Escobar, La sangre en libertad: una reelaboración surrealista del petrarquismo, [in:] Jaume Pont (ed.)
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Original: Francisco Chica, José María Hinojosa en el horizonte renovador de los años 20: filias y fobias, [in:] Julio Neira, Almoraima González (eds.), Escondido en la luz, Malaga 2005, , p. 67 La Rosa de los Vientos (1927),detailed discussin in Sánchez Rodríguez 1995, pp. 4-44 to 4-64 published again in Málaga, was a small collection of just 19 poems;
Revised: Francisco Chica, José María Hinojosa en el horizonte renovador de los años 20: filias y fobias, [in:] Julio Neira, Almoraima González (eds.), Escondido en la luz, Málaga 2005, , p. 67 La Rosa de los Vientos (1927),detailed discussin in Sánchez Rodríguez 1995, pp. 4-44 to 4-64 published again in Málaga, was a small collection of just 19 poems;
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Original: , José María Hinojosa: entre dos luces: 1904–1936, Malaga 2004, , pp. 152-162 At that time Hinojosa demonstrated interest in Partido Nacionalista Español of José AlbiñanaJavier Pérez Andújar, Salvador Dalí: a la conquista de lo irracional, Madrid 2003, , p. 150 and his former surrealist colleagues agonized that he was about to found a provincial branch of "partido fascista".
Revised: , José María Hinojosa: entre dos luces: 1904–1936, Málaga 2004, , pp. 152-162 At that time Hinojosa demonstrated interest in Partido Nacionalista Español of José AlbiñanaJavier Pérez Andújar, Salvador Dalí: a la conquista de lo irracional, Madrid 2003, , p. 150 and his former surrealist colleagues agonized that he was about to found a provincial branch of "partido fascista".
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Original: La Vanguardia 31.05.36, available here During the July 18 coup in Málaga he might have been involved in assisting the militaryaccording to some scholars Hinojosa intended to assist the rebels, but they turned civilians down, Julio Neira, Introducción, [in:] José María Hinojosa, Poesias completas, vol. 1, Malaga 1983, p. 29.
Revised: La Vanguardia 31.05.36, available here During the July 18 coup in Málaga he might have been involved in assisting the militaryaccording to some scholars Hinojosa intended to assist the rebels, but they turned civilians down, Julio Neira, Introducción, [in:] José María Hinojosa, Poesias completas, vol. 1, Málaga 1983, p. 29.
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Original: Alfonso Sánchez Rodríguez, El buzo y la aviadora, Malaga 2014, . This theatrical piece is set up in prison, during the period preceding Hinojosa’s execution;
Revised: Alfonso Sánchez Rodríguez, El buzo y la aviadora, Málaga 2014, . This theatrical piece is set up in prison, during the period preceding Hinojosa’s execution;
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Original:  Francisco Chica (ed.), Arcadia en llamas: República y Guerra civil en Málaga 1931–1937, Malaga 2015, , p. 312.
Revised:  Francisco Chica (ed.), Arcadia en llamas: República y Guerra civil en Málaga 1931–1937, Málaga 2015, , p. 312.
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Original:  Remains of all 3 Hinojosas were re-buried in a crypt of the Malaga cathedral, Neira 1983, p. 29 Hinojosa has never been mentioned in a spate of press notes related,compare La Nueva España 11.01.14, available here, Europapress 06.01.14, available here, El Mundo 11.01.14, available here, La Opinion de Malaga 11.01.14, available here, Diario Sur 11.01.14, available here, El País 12.01.14, available here some of which noted a construction recording "la barbarie de la represión franquista".
Revised:  Remains of all 3 Hinojosas were re-buried in a crypt of the Málaga cathedral, Neira 1983, p. 29 Hinojosa has never been mentioned in a spate of press notes related,compare La Nueva España 11.01.14, available here, Europapress 06.01.14, available here, El Mundo 11.01.14, available here, La Opinion de Malaga 11.01.14, available here, Diario Sur 11.01.14, available here, El País 12.01.14, available here some of which noted a construction recording "la barbarie de la represión franquista".
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Original: , José María Hinojosa entre dos luces: 1904–1936, Malaga 2004, Matilde de Moreno Escobar, La sangre en libertad: una reelaboración surrealista del petrarquismo, [in:] Jaume Pont (ed.), Surrealismo y literatura en España, Lleida 2001, , pp. 171–180 Julio Neira, Introducción, [in:] José María Hinojosa, La Flor de Californía, Santander 1979, pp. 13–47 Julio Neira, Introducción, [in:] José María Hinojosa, Poesias Completas, Torremolinos 1983, pp. 11–29 Julio Neira, José María Hinojosa.
Revised: , José María Hinojosa entre dos luces: 1904–1936, Málaga 2004, Matilde de Moreno Escobar, La sangre en libertad: una reelaboración surrealista del petrarquismo, [in:] Jaume Pont (ed.), Surrealismo y literatura en España, Lleida 2001, , pp. 171–180 Julio Neira, Introducción, [in:] José María Hinojosa, La Flor de Californía, Santander 1979, pp. 13–47 Julio Neira, Introducción, [in:] José María Hinojosa, Poesias Completas, Torremolinos 1983, pp. 11–29 Julio Neira, José María Hinojosa.
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Original: See also Lubumbashi history Timelines of other cities in DR Congo : Bukavu , Goma , Kinshasa , Kisangani This article incorporates information from the French Wikipedia.
Revised: See also Lubumbashi history List of cities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo Timeline of Bukavu Timeline of Goma Timeline of Kinshasa Timeline of Kisangani This article incorporates information from the French Wikipedia.
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