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schappe

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schappe [ˈʃæpə]
n
(Clothing, Personal Arts & Crafts / Textiles) a yarn or fabric made from waste silk
[from German]
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Moorman 1991, Schappe 1998, Williams, Pitre & Zainuba 2000), which has been described as discretionary individual behaviour beyond job requirements that is not explicitly recognised through the organisation's reward structure (Organ 1988).
A test of four western scales in a Singaporean service organisation by Yeo, Mabel; Ananthram, Subramaniam / Research and Practice in Human Resource Management
Projects near large ski domain CAPTION(S): David Leathem has joined up with former colleague Paul Bolton as finance director of Space France; An impression of the La Schappe scheme, in Briancon
Developers reunited in French hotels business; Company may look to ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
He defended the New York Jewish school teacher Morris Schappes who was infamously jailed in 1941 for his Communist beliefs, and was also a strong Zionist and supporter of the establishment of the State of Israel.
Mike Marqusee, If I Am Not For Myself: Journal of an Anti-Zionist Jew by Mendes, Philip / The Australian Journal of Jewish Studies
 
 
 
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