Moton


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Mo´ton


n.1.(Anc. Armor) A small plate covering the armpit in armor of the 14th century and later.
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North Chicago -- Johnson 1 0-0 2, Blanchard 2 2-5 7, Stackhouse 1 0-0 2, Knox 2 1-2 5, Smith 3 1-2 8, Wood 0 0-0 0, Harris 0 0-0 0, Claypool 0 0-0 0, Frazier 1 0-0 2, Moton 0 0-0 0, Moore 0 0-0 0, Coffee 0 0-0 0.
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Smith say that a letter was written, but Smith also found telephone records documenting that someone called Hill and Robinson's office from Moton High School on the first day of the strike.
Fred Gray and the role of civil rights lawyers
Moton had succeeded Washington as principal of the Tuskegee Institute upon the latter's death two years before.
Multiple racial futures: spatio-temporalities of race during World War I
Their faction of 11 was led by Moton Indama, a cousin of Abu Sayyaf leader Furuji Indama.
Boy, 10, among 32 Abus who surrendered
Tutoring agency; AJ Saleem, 32; Rizwan Moton, 30; Azam Zariff, 29; Houston
Partner with a friend
CAPT Theodore Zobel relieved CAPT Casey Moton as program manager for the Littoral Combat Ship Mission Modules (PMS 420) on June 21.
Holistic contract administration: in army forces abroad
OLIVER PFEIFFER SPEAKS TO POOLEY AND PRODUCER MATTHEW METCALFE ABOUT HOW, THROUGH THE USE OF TALKING-HEAD MOTON CAPTURE, THEY HAVE MANAGED TO BRING TO LIFE ANOTHER STARTLING PERSPECTIVE ON THE TRAGIC 1915 WORLD WAR I CAMPAIGN.
Animating Gallipoli: Leanne Pooley and Matthew Metcalfe on 25 April
He helped to build Moton Field, a training base for the Tuskegee Airmen, and later became a fireman at the air field until it closed.
A bitter pill: the Tuskegee syphilis experiment's effect on its subjects and descendants carries to this day, bearing relevance to minority and lower-income public health
He moved to Tuskegee in 1941, first to command the primary flying school at Moton Field, a facility of Tuskegee Institute that operated under contract with the Air Corps.
Ivory and Ebony: White office foes and friends of the Tuskegee airmen
When they were dropped off, Viola volunteered to return Moton to Montgomery.
Viola Liuzzo: a civil rights martyr
The Commission was led by Robert Moton, then president of Tuskegee Institute; it met with Haitian leaders, journalists, and educators as well as US officials in Port au Prince and rural districts, producing a report that criticized the US Occupation (and the Haitian elite) for underfunding rural education and failing to respect Haitians (United States and Moton, 1931, 73-4).
Diaspora through tourist eyes/ Diaspora a traves de ojos de turista/ Une diaspora a travers le regard de touristes
Excess moton Any moton that employee has to perform which does not add value to the product and is considered unnecessary or excess moton.
Improving wait times to care for individuals with multimorbidities and complex conditions using value stream mapping

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