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Galla: see Oromo Oromo (ōrō`mō) or Galla ..... Click the link for more information. . Oromopejorative GallaMajor ethnic group of Ethiopia, numbering more than 20 million, or nearly one-third of the population, and occupying much of its central and south-central regions. They speak a Cushitic language of the Afroasiatic family. They are a diverse group, having assimilated and intermarried with other peoples since the 16th century. Traditionally the Oromo were nomadic herders, but today most are settled agriculturalists. Politically they are largely subjugated to the dominant Amhara. In religion they are divided among Islam, the Ethiopian Orthodox faith, and traditional beliefs. |
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Eticita', religione, filosofia"; Alberto Gallas, "E Lutero un dialettico? See, for instance, Bazerman, 1985; Bazerman, 1990; Berkenkotter & Huckin, 1995; LeCourt, 1996; Blakeslee, 1997; Russell, 1997; Egan-Robertson, 1998; Gallas, 2001; Greene, 2001; for different theoretical perspectives on learning as socially or culturally constituted. This makes the polymer a natural for sunglasses, according to James Gallas, a biological physicist at the University of Texas at San Antonio, who has recently patented his process for incorporating synthesized melanin into plastic lenses. |
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