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If political independence is
the flip-side of partisanship
, then
a decrease in
a number
of variables
— parental socialization
and homogeneousness
, the strength
of parental partisanship
, social group socialization
and homogeneousness
, and the strength
of social group partisanship
— and the lack
of a generational event should increase
the level
of independent voting
.
flip-side and was
" Venus
" was followed
by " Mighty Joe
" (
flip-side " Wild Wind ") in 1969
and " Never Marry
a Railroad Man
" (
flip-side " Roll Engine Roll ") in 1970
, which both sold over
a million records
.
The flip-side " Love
, Guess Who
" proved more successful
and was played instead
.
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Recorded in
a country ballad style
, the song
was the flip-side of one
of her other Top 10 hits that year
, " You Belong to Me
.
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Sung
by Kelly Keagy
, " Carry On
" was most reminiscent
of classic Night Ranger
, and featured as
the flip-side of " Secret
of My Success
.
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On
the flip-side, EL
was able to land large contracts with UPS because
of its ability to move piggyback traffic between Chicago
and Metro New York more reliably
, although not faster than Penn Central (
and formerly
, New York Central ).
The flip-side of the angle
of the bout
was this would likely be
the last shot for
the South African
.
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Although
" Labelled With Love
" itself
was popular
, the single's high chart placing
was also partly due to
the unexpected popularity
of the flip-side " Squabs
on Forty Fab ",
a tongue-in-cheek disco medley
of Squeeze's greatest hits ( in
the vein
of the Stars
on 45 Medley ).
flip-side and cover
The original 10-inch record is one-sided
, with
cover art completely covering
the disc along with
a hand written number
, while
the flip-side features etched autographs
of Cobain
and Burroughs:
" William S
. Burroughs
" and " Kurtis Donald Cȯhbaine ".
flip-side and Sun
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Having originally
recorded four songs in November 1955 for Columbia
, including
a third-take
, false-started version
of the first song they
recorded together
, " The Sun Keeps Shining ",
a cowrite between Don Everly
and Jerry Organ (
the flip-side of a 45 released in February 1956
on the back
of their second-ever
recorded song
, " Keep A ' Lovin ' Me "), all
of the songs which appear
on this album are original recordings
.
flip-side and on
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Released
on 45 rpm
and 78 rpm records
, with
the flip-side song
" Dancin ' Wild ",
the recording sold 100
, 000 copies
, hitting No
. 49
on the Billboard charts
.
flip-side and .
The B-side ( or
" flip-side ") is
a secondary recording that has
a history
of its own: some artists
, notably Elvis Presley
and the Beatles
, released B-sides that were as good as
and as strong as
the A-side
and became hits in their own right
.
The flip-side of the isolation policy is
the notion
of self-sufficiency
and due care latent in Nunn's notion
of " stewardship
.
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Its
flip-side, " Little Deuce Coupe ", proved to be
The Beach Boys ' most successful B-side
, reaching US number 15
and becoming
a hot rod staple
.
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*
" The flip-side of a capital gap is
a market opportunity
.
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To many scholars
, independence seemed
the flip-side of partisanship
.
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This has led some scholar to conclude that independence is not
the flip-side of partisanship
.
Bunsen and Burner
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* A history
of the Bunsen Burner.
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A concerted drive
, including
a poll ( scrutinised
by the Electoral Reform Society ) to select
the track
, saw
" Bunsen Burner " — with music sampled from
the Trammps song
" Disco Inferno
" and lyrics devised to help
his daughter with her chemistry homework
— reach number nine in
the UK Singles Chart
on 6 October
, and earned Otway an appearance
on Top Of
The Pops
, BBC Television's flagship popular music programme
.
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Aylesbury rockstar John Otway wrote
a B-Side about
the road
on his Number 9 hit single
" Bunsen Burner.
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Lucy's role in
the early episodes
of season 6 are rather small
, having only minor sub plots such as helping
a young artist who
was taking cocaine or
by urging Dr
. Dave Malucci to come forward
and admit
his possible mistake when using
a Bunsen Burner that
was thought to have caused an explosion in
the ER
.
The explosion
was later proven to have nothing to do with
the Bunsen Burner which Dave
, thanks to Lucy's urging
, admitted to using
.
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Different flame types
of Bunsen Burner depending
on air flow through
the valve: 1
. air valve closed2
.
Bunsen and —
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* 1860
— Gustav Kirchhoff
and Robert
Bunsen discover that
each chemical element has its own distinct set
of spectral lines
Bunsen and was
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In 1851 Kolbe succeeded
Bunsen as professor
of chemistry
at Marburg
, and in 1865 he
was called to
the University
of Leipzig
.
The first instrumental analysis
was flame emissive spectrometry developed
by Robert
Bunsen and Gustav Kirchhoff who discovered rubidium ( Rb )
and caesium ( Cs ) in 1860
.
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Atomic absorption spectrometry
was first used as an analytical technique
, and the underlying principles were established in
the second half
of the 19th century
by Robert Wilhelm
Bunsen and Gustav Robert Kirchhoff
, both professors
at the University
of Heidelberg
, Germany
.
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While
his building
was still under construction late in 1854
, Bunsen suggested certain design principles to
the university's mechanic
, Peter Desaga
, and asked him to construct
a prototype
.
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At
the end
of the year he visited Rome
, and was welcomed in
the house
of Christian Karl Josias
, Freiherr von
Bunsen.
The method
of spectral analysis
, introduced
by Bunsen and Kirchhoff
, was received
by Crookes with great enthusiasm
and to great effect
.
The character
of Beaker
was introduced in
the second season ; during
the first season
Bunsen hosted Muppet Labs
by himself
, but
the writers soon realized that another character
was necessary to show Bunsen's failings
.
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Mining
was an important industry here ; there were several coal mines in
the area
, including
the Kelly mines numbers 1 through 4
, and mines operated
by the Bunsen, Peabody
, and Dering coal companies
.
Bunsen wrote that Bentley
" was the founder
of historical philology
.
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Air pressure from an acoustic phone altered
the flame provided
by a Bunsen gas flame
, which
was amplified
by a rotating mirror
and recorded
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Christian Charles Josias von
Bunsen. Christian Charles Josias
, Baron von
Bunsen ( 25 August 1791
, Korbach
, Waldeck – 28 November 1860
, Bonn )
was a German diplomat
and scholar
.
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His son
was the writer
on Aryan origins Ernst von
Bunsen.
Bunsen was born
at Korbach
, an old town in
the little German principality
of Waldeck
.
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As secretary to Niebuhr
, Bunsen was brought into contact with
the Vatican movement for
the establishment
of the papal church in
the Prussian dominions
, to provide for
the largely increased Catholic population
.
Bunsen rashly recommended that Droste should be seized
, but
the coup
was so clumsily attempted
, that
the incriminating documents were
, it is said
, destroyed in advance
.
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After leaving Rome
, where he had become intimate with all that
was most interesting in
the cosmopolitan society
of the papal capital
, Bunsen went to England
, where
, except for
a short term as Prussian ambassador to Switzerland ( 1839 – 1841 ), he
was destined to pass
the rest
of his official life
.
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Enthusiasm for evangelical religion
and admiration for
the Anglican Church they held in common
, and Bunsen was the instrument naturally selected for realizing
the king's fantastic scheme
of setting up
at Jerusalem
a Prusso-Anglican bishopric as
a sort
of advertisement
of the unity
and aggressive force
of Protestantism
.
The special mission
of Bunsen to England
, from June to November 1841
, was completely successful
, in spite
of the opposition
of English high churchmen
and Lutheran extremists
.
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During
his stay in England
Bunsen had made himself very popular among all classes
of society
, and he
was selected
by Queen Victoria
, out
of three names proposed
by the king
of Prussia
, as ambassador to
the Court
of St
. James's
.
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In September 1857
Bunsen attended
, as
the king's guest
, a meeting
of the Evangelical Alliance
at Berlin ;
and one
of the last papers signed
by Frederick William
, before
his mind gave way in October
, was that which conferred upon him
the title
of baron
and a peerage for life
.
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