The End of the Affair (681 bytes)
1: .... As the title suggests,it is about the breakdown of an [[adultery|adulterous]] relationship.
3: '''The End of the Affair''' is a [[1999]] film starring [[Julianne Moore]]...
8: [[Category:1951 books|End of the Affair, The]]
9: ...entieth century British novels|ENd of the Affair, The]]
10: ...Category:Books starting with E|End of the Affair, The]]

Front-end and back-end (3156 bytes)
1: ...the initial and the end stages of a process flow. These terms acquire more special meanings in particul...
3: ...ection of the front-end to the back-end is a kind of [[interface]].
5: ...le manager]], can be thought of as a front-end to the computer's [[file system]].
7: ...th the internal representation to produce code in the output language.
9: ...netic]] representation, and the back-end converts the symbolic phonetic representation into actual soun...

Sticky end/blunt end (1649 bytes)
1: ...hen they will terminate in a ''blunt end'', as in the following example:
6: ...and extends beyond the complementary region, then the DNA is said to possess an ''overhang'':
11: ...her and each strand is said to possess a ''sticky end'':
19: ...the product of a [[restriction enzyme]] digestion of DNA.

End-to-end connectivity (1357 bytes)
1: ...the network to send packets to all other nodes of the network, without requiring intermediate
2: network elements to further interpret them.
4: ...f new applications that use the Internet in ways other than opening
5: ...sing some kind of address translation also limits the routing scope, which means that computers behind ...
7: Increasingly this trend divides Internet users into those who have "real"...

End-to-end principle (2219 bytes)
1: ...ions should be defined to occur at the end-points of a communications system.
3: ...rst arises in a [[1981]] paper entitled '''End-to-end arguments in system design''' by Jerome H. Saltze...
4: ...etely different model to the previous paradigm of the smart network with [[dumb terminal]]s.
6: ... is a smart end-to-end protocol operating between the client computers.
8: ...ally possible and then economically inevitable by the collapse in computer prices made possible by [[mi...

End-to-end delay (191 bytes)
1: '''End-to-end delay''' refers to the time taken for a [[packet]] to be transmitted acr...

Affair (1610 bytes)
1: ...r_to_Remember|An Affair to Remember]]'', the love affair in question is perfectly acceptable from a moral ...
3: The euphemism is also applied to [[marriage|marital]]...
5: ...[[Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs]], which is a perfectly legitimate (and usually ...
7: ==Famous affairs==
9: *[[Burrell affair]]

Affair of the placards (1064 bytes)
1: ...[[Protestant]]s from the more extreme measures of the French [[Parlement]].
3: ...e immediate public outcry necessitated the flight of several prominent Protestant leaders, including [...
7: [[Category:History of Catholicism in France]]

Profumo Affair (1842 bytes)
1: ...State for War]] (now obsolete position), [[John Profumo]].
3: ...nship with Yevgeny "Eugene" Ivanov, an attache at the [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] [[Embassy]].
5: ...millan]], resigned, his ill-health exacerbated by the scandal; he was replaced by Sir [[Alec Douglas-Ho...
9: ... the events of the Profumo Affair are depicted in the [[1989]] film ''Scandal'', starring [[John Hurt]]...

Burrell affair (2564 bytes)
1: ...the behaviour of the [[British Royal Family]] and their servants.
3: ...ngland|Charles I]], which occurred during a state of outright civil war.
5: ... rather than stealing them. However, calling upon the Queen to give evidence might have triggered a con...
7: ...s that the trial was an attempt at a [[cover-up]] of some unmentionable secret.
9: ...h of Diana and the [[Elizabeth_Bowes-Lyon|Queen Mother]].

Somalia Affair (7106 bytes)
1: ...ed the reputation of the [[Canadian military]] in the mid-1990s.
3: ...r and humanitarian aid to the East African nation of [[Somalia]].
5: ... January 1993, setting up a base outside the town of [[Belet Huen]].
7: ==Death of Shidane Arone==
8: ... Arone]] who had been caught trying to steal from the Canadian base.

Westland affair (1628 bytes)
1: ...Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative]] government of [[Margaret Thatcher]] in [[1986]].
3: ...sta) and French companies, the Prime Minister and the Trade and Industry Secretary [[Leon Brittan]] wan...
5: ...Downing Street]] and announced his resignation to the assembled media. He blamed Thatcher's intransigen...
7: ... government law officer's memo which was critical of Heseltine.
9: ...e challenged the Prime Minister for leadership of the Conservative Party in [[1990]] — which led to her...

The Beiderbecke Affair (1634 bytes)
1: ...oduced in the [[United Kingdom|UK]] by [[ITV]] in the mid [[1980s]], written by [[Alan Plater]].
3: ...elled but the interplay between the characters is the main interest here.
5: ...spoken but the viewer is never in any doubt as to the [[subtext]].
7: ... agree to help average-sized Trevor and Jill with their school supplies problems.
9: It all unravels to a soundtrack of jazz music by [[Bix Beiderbecke]].

Faurisson affair (10206 bytes)
2: ... denial|Holocaust denier]], and [[Noam Chomsky]], the well-known linguist and political activist.
6: ...ers]] used by the [[Nazism|Nazi]]s to exterminate the [[Jew]]s did not exist. [http://www.ihr.org/jhr/v...
8: ...). His classes were suspended on the grounds that the university could not guarantee his safety.
10: ... head injuries. [[:Image:Faurisson1989.jpg|Image of Faurisson in hospital]].
14: ... a [[petition]] in defense of Faurisson's freedom of speech:

Coffin affair (1446 bytes)
1: ...ear, deep in the woods, sixty [[kilometre]]s from the nearest town.
3: ...d the [[Supreme Court of Canada]] were rejected. Coffin was hanged at [[Montreal]]'s [[Bordeaux Prison...
5: ...erviewed 200 [[witness]]es, the commission found Coffin did receive a fair trial.

Sokal Affair (8878 bytes)
1: ...played by [[physics|physicist]] [[Alan Sokal]] on the [[postmodernist]] [[humanities]] academics world.
3: ...sense if (a) it sounded good and (b) it flattered the editors' ideological preconceptions."
5: ...' is published) and for Sokal himself, as charges of unethical behaviour were levelled.
7: ...such as "2 + 3 = 5" is analogous to "equality" in the statement "men and women are equal."
9: ...hout bothering to consult anyone knowledgeable in the subject."

Lavon Affair (3952 bytes)
1: ...nchas Lavon]] who was forced to resign because of the incident.
3: ...rators were sentenced to death and executed. Six others were sentenced to lengthy prison terms.
5: ...umed the post under Sharett. Lavon became head of the [[Histadrut]].
7: ...mmittee voted to expel Lavon from his position in the Histadrut.
9: ...tions or [[agent provocateur]]s working on behalf of Israeli intelligence, a belief that is still popu...

An Affair to Remember (1089 bytes)
1: ... their scheduled rendezvous, tragedy strikes, and the couple remains separated until fate again interve...
3: ... was a remake of McCarey's [[1939]] film ''[[Love Affair]]'', starring [[Irene Dunne]] and [[Charles Boyer...
5: ...ired by ''An Affair to Remember'', and clips from the earlier film appear throughout.
7: ...emake that reverted to the original title, ''Love Affair'', with wife [[Annette Bening]]. It featured [[Ka...
9: [[Category:1957 films|Affair]]

Love Affair (1194 bytes)
1: ... group]] named [[Love Affair (musical group)|Love Affair]].''
3: ...ecause the woman is injured and is unable to make the liaison. It stars [[Irene Dunne]], [[Charles Boy...
5: The film was written by [[Mildred Cram]], [[Leo McCar...
7: The movie was nominated for the [[Academy Award for Best Picture]].
9: ...Affair to Remember]]'', and in [[1994]] as ''Love Affair'', starring [[Warren Beatty]], [[Annette Bening]]...

Dreyfus affair (6938 bytes)
1: {{Dreyfusaffair}}
5: ...]] which divided [[France]] for many years during the late [[19th century]].
7: ...W. Tuchman]], it was "one of the great commotions of history".
9: ...eft-wing|left wing]] supporting the [[republic]], often with violent [[anti-clerical]] feelings.
11: ... also may have been partly due to the publication of [[Edouard Drumont]]'s book ''La France Juive'' in...

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