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Un maestro de la sabiduría paseaba por el bosque con su fiel discípulo cuando vio a lo lejos un sitio de apariencia muy pobre y decidió hacer una breve visita al lugar. Durante la caminata le comenta al aprendiz sobre la importancia de las visitas, de conocer personas y las oportunidades de aprendizaje que tenemos de estas experiencias.
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The voiced consonants of ancient Egyptian have changed over time. The document discusses what happened to the voiced consonants in Egyptian language. It was presented at the 10th International Congress of Egyptologists in Rhodes, Greece in May 2008.
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