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[…] fordi man har ønsket at udnytte det, atsædet passer fuld- komment omkring sædebenene og musklerne, der om- Sammenstilling aftre borde igruppe, f.eks. til emneundervisning 75 American Physical Education Review omtaler nogle stole, som blev brugt iBostons skoler. De havde et ryg- læn, som var 24 cm bredt og 12 cm højt. Ryglænet havde en […]
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[…] in Cleveland Ohio, Iwas able to compete for the Agnes Gund Traveling Scholarship, which isan award of money to be used by the winner to further his education in art where ever he desires. I was awarded this honor in 1950, but went on to com- plete another year for aBachelor degree in fine […]
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