Cora


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(Greek mythology) daughter of Zeus and Demeter

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The Cora prototype being tested in New Zealand's South Island uses three on-board computers to calculate its flight path and is capable of carrying two passengers.
Cora digital human is being developed to have a two-way verbal conversation on a computer screen, tablet or mobile phone.
In the high jump there were PBs from Erin (1.16), Ellie (1.22), Cora (1.25) and Ellen (1.34).
Under the circumstances, and despite the massive risks involved, Cora is convinced to escape by a recently arrived slave called Caesar, who is familiar with the underground railway.
Cora, who just wants to play, so deeply resents her tightly scheduled life that she writes a letter to her fairy godmother.
And even worse; Ridgeway, the relentless slave catcher sent to find Cora, is close on their heels.
Granddaughter to an African captive, daughter to a runaway, Cora is born to brutality and misery.
Honeywell Building Solutions, which chose Cora as the best fit after evaluating 30 different vendors, is already using Cora for financial control, document management and the consolidation of disparate systems across 51 global sites.
The story is told from multiple points of view but it is really Cora and Cassian that shine.
Cora, a new company that modernizes period management, is launching a complete solution with organic tampons that are effective, and at the same time inspire women to support one another.
Cora Beatty appeared one day on our track like a girl on a half shell, her face flushed, beautiful, and wide open to possibility.
Cora DuBois: Anthropologist, Diplomat, Agent (Critical Studies in the History of Anthropology) Susan C.