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As in the cases of the giant bird and floating island that brought the first
Europeans , these forms respond to , and help interpret historical events and
orient their believer ' s action in these events . The event itself , in this case the
early coming ...
As in the cases of the giant bird and floating island that brought the first
Europeans , these forms respond to , and help interpret historical events and
orient their believer ' s action in these events . The event itself , in this case the
early coming ...
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Becoming is the prototypical event because it involves a change from one
condition to another , in this case from known location to unknown location .
Although many kinds of becoming are reflected in the existing vocabulary of
Plains Cree , e ...
Becoming is the prototypical event because it involves a change from one
condition to another , in this case from known location to unknown location .
Although many kinds of becoming are reflected in the existing vocabulary of
Plains Cree , e ...
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268 PETER DENNY process , event , or state : I AF - e - signals process as in the
previous example of the process of heating indicated by CF - it - ; AF - in signals
event , akoht / in ( W ) ' it floats ' ; and AFs - - and - an signal state , kinw / a = w ...
268 PETER DENNY process , event , or state : I AF - e - signals process as in the
previous example of the process of heating indicated by CF - it - ; AF - in signals
event , akoht / in ( W ) ' it floats ' ; and AFs - - and - an signal state , kinw / a = w ...
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