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Rocroi said the department had been concerned that it lacked actuarial staff to perform principle-based reserving reviews and made a successful appeal to the insurance industry for help.

(3) Although Lamarck (1816) is traditionally cited as the author of Stomatella, the genus has recently been credited to Bowdich (1822) (Bouchet & Rocroi 2005).

J., Hirsh-Pasek, K., Golinkoff, R., Brand, R., Brown, E., Chung, H.L., Hennon, E., & Rocroi, C.

and Rocroi J-P (2005) Classification and nomenclator of gastropod families: Malacologia, 47, 397 p.

The town itself is worth a wander for the tiny brasseries and whiffs of oldfashioned boulangeries, but Sedan also makes a good base for excursions, including the star-shaped fortified city of Rocroi which inspired the US Pentagon's .

Fight scenes are vigorous and absorbing, with swordplay choreographed by vet sword master Bob Anderson, but the 10-minute climax scene at the Battle of Rocroi is flat.

Parrott chooses as his first target the tendency of military historians to use the battle of Rocroi in 1643 as the starting point for discussions of the French role in the modernization of warfare, as well as their reliance upon printed manuals and literary sources instead of archival materials.

In addition, Parrott argues that French victory at Rocroi in 1643 does not demonstrate that Richelieu had laid the foundations for a successful strategy.

In his travels he too encounters a rich multicultural and multilingual fabric that transforms him; he too ponders the conflicts that tore the region again and again before bringing it peace: Agincourt and Waterloo, Rocroi and Verdun, the Hundred Years War and World War I.

Neither Louis XIII nor Richelieu lived to celebrate the victory over Spain at Rocroi (1643), nor did they have to endure the civil wars of the Fronde (1648-1653).