Janina

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Janina, Greece: see Ioánnina Ioánnina (yôä`nēnä), city (1991 pop.
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Tackling an African trickster tale, The Coconut Thieves (1964), prepared Janina Domanska for her semi-abstract masterwork If All the Seas Were One Sea; Blair Lent, adept at tailoring form and style to culture, turned Elphinstone Dayrell's Why the Sun and Moon Live in the Sky (1968) into a crafty, suspenseful reenactment.

Krik, krik, krik: how Aardema & Co. attuned us to African folklore by Bader, Barbara / The Horn Book Magazine

We are tremendously concerned about these numbers," says Janina Montero, vice chancellor for Student Affairs.

A race crisis in Los Angeles: UCLA enrolls only 96 African American ... by Fliegler, Caryn Meyers / University Business

In their introduction, Laimutis Valeika and Janina Buitkiene briefly listed some of his content and definitions.

Grammar: defying definition beyond two millennia by Hoffman, Melvin J. / Academic Exchange Quarterly

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