With the reform in 1994 by the 10th congress of the Association of Spanish Language Academies, Spanish alphabetization now follows the same pattern as that of other major West European languages.
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*Greek lexicon-written in first person, article includes comments, table needs alphabetization, additional data needs integration into table with greek translation, etc ., etc . ..
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Most of these links are to index pages, because for most of these encyclopedias the article itself gives no clue to the alphabetization ( as is also the case in Wikipedia ).
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The only situation in which these titles might have to be considered for alphabetization is when they occur as part of a title, such as " The Great Escape of Mr . Smith ".
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It's fine until toward the end of the C's and all the D's, where the alphabetization falls apart and articles are listed in, apparently, random order.
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The hopefuls want to be told that there's a certification process, a test to take-- your alphabetization comps, perhaps-- a degree to earn or at least a trade union to join.
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The Ottawa-Eastern Ojibwe variant of the Double vowel system treats the digraphs " sh ", " zh ", " ch " as two separate letters for purposes of alphabetization.
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Green says that alphabetization was slow to catch on in Europe and the Arab world because it was antithetical to the prevailing religious teachings of the early Middle Ages, which preferred to organize knowledge thematically according to the scriptures.
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In 1991 she became the Organizational Secretary of the new founded Women's Federation of Anta ( Federaci�n de Mujeres de Anta FEMCA ), where she was responsible for alphabetization programs, traditional medicine preservation and pesticide issues.
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Data generated by means of counting and alphabetization equipment supplied by IBM through its German and other national subsidiaries was instrumental in the efforts of the German government to concentrate and ultimately destroy ethnic Jewish populations across Europe, Black demonstrates.
