Nief

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See Neif, the fist.

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.

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There, too, above the poop of yonder nief, you see the towers of Saint Croix and of Pey Berland.

Despite the socio-demographic characterization being the most common, it is observed in literature (for example DELIZA; ROSENTHAL; COSTA, 2003; NIEF, 2002; VEIGA NETO, 2007; VIEIRA, 1999) the tendency to segment the audience by psychographic profile.

Analysis of the profile of a student of a higher education institution (HEI): marketing as a tool for higher education institutions/Analise do perfil dos estudantes de uma IES: o marketing como ferramenta para as instituicoes de ensino superior

But if a nief [bondswoman] taketh a freeman to her husband, their issue shall be free." Edward Coke, Institutes of the Laws of England (1797; republished, Buffalo, N.Y.: William S.

The Lady in Purple: the life and legal legacy of Gladys Towles Root

Created by Beloit's Keefer Professor of the Humanities Tom McBride and former Public Affairs Director Ron Nief, the "Mindset List" started as a humorous way to remind professors of the world in which their new matriculates grew up, but has since become a catalogue of the rapidly changing worldview of each new generation.

Upfront - October 2010

A report by the international news agency AFP about the US-based Beloit College's 'Mindset' list, highlighted some of the results that humanities professor Tom McBride and former public affairs director Ron Nief had come up with after speaking to young Americans.

Youngsters think the third rock from the sun is Mars! Digital versus general knowledge

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