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A separately evolving subset of the whole population. The subsets may be evolved on a different computers. Emigration between subset may be used (see Panmixia).
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Common clinical syndrome characterized by decline in cognitive function from previously attained intellectual level that is sustained for months or years.
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local territorial districts or the villages throughout Attica which Cleisthenes used as the base of his reforms and thus can also refer to official or constitutional demes; membership in the latter became requisite for Athenian citizenship. Demes were the center of local religious life and had their own assemblies. The main magistrate of a deme was the demarch. An example of an attic deme is Thorikos. ...
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Psychological state which can often be a problem for someone with AIDS. The disease may affect the brain leading to trouble thinking, speaking or moving; poor memory; short attention span; and wide mood swings.
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