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native	Kuol said that among the 46 abducted people there was one autochthon from the region. South Sudan army free 46 Darfurians abducted by LRA rebels by Sudan Tribune (Sudan) Traveling to remote resorts where the poverty of autochthons underscores tourists' self-indulgent affluence, his nomadic vacationers seek out landscapes of desolation that set off the oases of beauty and luxury where they couple in groups of three or four. Fin-de-siecle tourism in Michel Houellebecq's Lanzarote by Ziegler, Robert / Notes on Contemporary Literature Ironically, therefore, the logic of place-based art curation and collection starts to mimic the logic of states under pressure of globalization: Citizens and artists are increasingly defined not as rights-bearing subjects of a nation, who may have come from elsewhere, but as ethnographic autochthons. The (dis)placement of national art in a transnational artworld by Kasfir, Sidney; Collier, Delinda; Okeke-Agulu, Chika; Nelson, Steven; Bunn, David / African Arts	authoritative statement authoritative stoppage of trade authoritative suggestion authoritatively authoritativeness authorities authority authority to act for another authority to hear and decide a case authority to search authorization authorize authorize formally authorize to represent authorized authorized by law authorized might authorizing authorless authors authorship authortative decision authortative principle of law Auto accident, medical needs are over limit of coverage Auto was seized, police say they have video autochthon autochthonal autochthonic autochthonous Autocracy autocrat autocratic autocratic master autocratical autograph autography automated automatic lack of due diligence automatic negligence automatic reaction Automatism Automobile accident Automobile injury, insurance settlement Automobile Searches Automobiles autonomic autonomical autonomous autonomy Autopsy autoptic	autocatalysis autocatalysis autocatalyst autocatalyst autocatalyst autocatalysts autocatalysts autocatalysts autocatalytic autocatalytic autocatalytic autocatalytically autocatalytically autocatalytically autocatheterization Autocensorship Autocenter Werkstattpartner Gmbh Autocephalous Autocephalous Church Autocephaly AutoCert Manager autochange Autochanger Autochanger autochangers autochanges Autocheck autochory autochrome plate Autochronograph autochthon autochthonal autochthonal autochthonal autochthonal Autochthone Autochthone autochthones autochthones autochthonic autochthonic autochthonic autochthonic Autochthonic language autochthonism autochthonism autochthonism autochthonism autochthonous autochthonous autochthonous autochthonous autochthonous coal autochthonous idea autochthonous idea autochthonous idea autochthonous idea Autochthonous language autochthonous microorganism autochthonous sediment autochthonous stream

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Kuol said that among the 46 abducted people there was one autochthon from the region.

South Sudan army free 46 Darfurians abducted by LRA rebels by Sudan Tribune (Sudan)

Traveling to remote resorts where the poverty of autochthons underscores tourists' self-indulgent affluence, his nomadic vacationers seek out landscapes of desolation that set off the oases of beauty and luxury where they couple in groups of three or four.

Fin-de-siecle tourism in Michel Houellebecq's Lanzarote by Ziegler, Robert / Notes on Contemporary Literature

Ironically, therefore, the logic of place-based art curation and collection starts to mimic the logic of states under pressure of globalization: Citizens and artists are increasingly defined not as rights-bearing subjects of a nation, who may have come from elsewhere, but as ethnographic autochthons.

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