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Cuno, moved more by pity than hope of reward, attempted the feat and succeeded.
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James Cuno from The Art Institute of Chicago explores themes of cultural heritage and in particular 'who' owns antiquities.
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A young huntsman, Max, is in love with Agathe,' daughter of Cuno, the chief-ranger of Prince Ottocar of Bohemia.
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Cuno, language and race.
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Taylor says that Cuno was the first to insist upon the proposition that race is not co-extensive with language in 1871.
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"Hush, Cuno," said his brother, smiling in spite of himself at the boy's ardour.
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Father Cuno, hearing him, drives him away, begging Max to think of his bride and to pray to God for success.
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In a very short time Cuno, who had quite forgotten to challenge his host, was on the best of terms with him.
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How the custom of thus providing for the successorship originated, Cuno now relates in answer to the questions of one of the party.
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Prince Ottokar, with his retainers, is present at the festival at which Max is to justify Cuno's choice of him as a son-in-law.
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His great-grandfather, also bearer of the name Cuno, had been one of the rangers of the prince who ruled the dominion in his day.
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A deadly quarrel seems imminent, but is averted by the coming of Cuno, Chief Forester, and Caspar, who, like Max, is one of his assistants.
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The conversion cost $1.6 million; Phelan and James Cuno raised six hundred thousand dollars, and the university put up the rest.
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Until now, 3M's biggest deal was the roughly $1.35 billion purchase of filtration company Cuno 10 years ago, a company spokeswoman said.