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The town, | hitherto a small domestic trade port with restricted t |
nd achieved a sensational victory in what was | hitherto a Conservative seat. |
and, which is legally part of American Samoa, | hitherto a somewhat dormant issue. |
the new parish church of Our Lady of Sorrows, | hitherto a mission church of the cathedral. |
o negotiate a trade treaty with the Japanese, | hitherto absolutely opposed to opening their country t |
nd its International Station have led to much | hitherto agricultural land being turned to other uses. |
The Kerala State Planning Board, | hitherto an expert advisory body, suddenly acquired a |
ersity of New South Wales Postgraduate Board, | hitherto an autonomous department of the Guild, indica |
Abkhazia, | hitherto an autonomous province within the Democratic |
iew of all the most important Facts that have | hitherto appeared respecting the Cow Pox,' (1800), Dic |
e served under the greatest editor Ceylon had | hitherto Armand de Souza,whom Governors feared and off |
on a higher scale of efficiency than they had | hitherto attained. |
The adoption of the | hitherto Austrian anthem by Germany in 1922 was not op |
When the central office of the | hitherto autonomous institution was integrated into th |
In 1883, Keene, who had | hitherto been a strong man, developed symptoms of dysp |
It had | hitherto been thought that these areas lacked the mate |
pressionable mind an ambition to which he had | hitherto been a stranger. |
ough after realising that British artists had | hitherto been neglected by art-historical scholarship. |
which was incorporated in 1904 (Edmonton had | hitherto been a town). |
ios were transferred to Bill Marmion, who had | hitherto been a parliamentary secretary. |
essfully to put down the Iraqi insurgency has | hitherto been regarded as a military problem. |
In 917, the group of Danes who had | hitherto been based in Huntingdon relocated to Tempsfo |
formally lifted the excommunication that had | hitherto been placed upon him. |
What had | hitherto been a competition between Labour and the Cit |
finally brought to Origin a passion that had | hitherto been associated mainly with Queensland and fi |
in the ranks of the clergy of France, who had | hitherto been accustomed to more traditionally classic |
Pezel, who had | hitherto been at Zeitz, now went to Eger; but in 1577, |
This mineral has | hitherto been found at only two places in Henderson Co |
and was led by Premier George Leake, who had | hitherto been the Leader of the Opposition. |
quer for my own point of view what has always | hitherto been used by the opposite side. |
ure, the eastern third of Illinois, which had | hitherto been part of the diocese's territory, was sep |
az I with the estate at Kardenakhi, which had | hitherto been in possession of the extinct line of the |
that Euler's formula for buckling, which had | hitherto been used to calculate design loads in such s |
ent control of the West of England, which had | hitherto been a major source of manpower, raw material |
rough districts the greater part of which had | hitherto been undescribed by any European traveller, w |
Indifferent as the enemy had | hitherto been, the preparations against the gate did n |
the Kingdom of the Suevi, to which Evora had | hitherto belonged. |
He then pulls out a | hitherto concealed sign reading "Stewie for Governor". |
The | hitherto concealed 4th Division closed up on the right |
is action enabled the battery to open fire on | hitherto concealed enemy guns which were doing great d |
cestors), a ceremony from which they had been | hitherto debarred. |
through a period which saw a reversal in its | hitherto declining fortunes, with the programme winnin |
al Structure of the Genito-Urinary Organs Not | Hitherto Described." |
splendid, beautiful, and interesting insects, | hitherto discovered in those countries, and which for |
as aprofessor of theology to Leipzig, where, | hitherto distinguished only as editor of Bardesanes, M |
porates the states of Dir, Swat, and Chitral, | hitherto domestically autonomous, into the administrat |
The | hitherto dominant PAN had suffered a schism in 1908 le |
ocument which abolished male-only succession ( | hitherto effective in all the Habsburg realms) and dec |
would not involve the surrender of the rights | hitherto enjoyed by the non-Jewish communities in Pale |
by their bravery and their poverty they have | hitherto escaped subjection to Ali of Janina. |
tute a defence in electoral law: a point that | hitherto existed in Scots law and Northern Ireland law |
the most compendious, lineal, and easy method | hitherto extant. |
the methods of his predecessors, which he had | hitherto followed, and it was in practice rather than |
ht to learn Chinese by abolishing a law which | hitherto forbade foreigners to do so. |
all the plants, exclusive of the cryptogamia, | hitherto found in the United States, north of the Poto |
yet dark", but mistakenly attacked a group of | hitherto friendly Indians, killing one and wounding ma |
the same prompt attention and care which has | hitherto gained for him their confidence and support. |
would "put to silence all the loud applauses | hitherto given to foreign artists". |
This was a departure for the label, which | hitherto had reissued the earlier remasters 'as was', |
General Aung San, who | hitherto had allied with the Japanese, sent Thein Pe M |
History and its lost generation of bands whom | hitherto had no voice. |
regularity of plan might be maintained (which | hitherto has been utterly neglected) as well as in any |
nd Reverend Martin, and bears the inscription | hitherto hath the Lord helped us. |
"Generally speaking, the men who | hitherto have written on the affairs of India, were a |
The football players | hitherto have won three national championships (1963, |
ven Bavaria by the Emperor Henry III, who had | hitherto held it, but who needed a resident duke to de |
literature and German lyricism took the place | hitherto held by French classicism, in spite of the co |
711 as Master-General of the Ordnance, a post | hitherto held by Marlborough himself. |
literature and German lyricism took the place | hitherto held by French classicism, in spite of the co |
weak, the shock might have been worse but for | hitherto high savings rates. |
Hitherto I have always seen the latter. | |
captured from Hull were distributed among the | hitherto ill-equipped militia. |
n't, which would tell us only that either the | hitherto immovable object was not in fact immovable, o |
Satellite navigation allows for | hitherto impossible precision in the delivery of weapo |
the Nicholson River in order to work ground ' | hitherto inaccessible to the individual miner'. |
inscription in Kutila characters, which were | hitherto indecipherable. |
part of the municipal reform in 1972 from ten | hitherto independent parishes. |
Since the administrative reform of 1974 the | hitherto independent parish of Bockhorn has been one o |
Since the land reform of 1974 the | hitherto independent parish of Uetzingen has been one |
s are the most recent to be opened and occupy | hitherto industrial land. |
and a new concept of entropy to solve several | hitherto intractable problems in von Neumann algebras. |
he matter could be resolved by trying out the | hitherto irresistible force on the hitherto immovable |
Hitherto it had been a popular belief that a German cr | |
No person is | hitherto known to be able to speak Ithkuil fluently; Q |
f European civilization as he opens territory | hitherto known only to the First Nations. |
Beecham, who had | hitherto known nothing of Delius's music, expressed hi |
finally agreed on the election of Dionysius, | hitherto known only as an honest monk who devoted hims |
A List of Japanese Fungi | Hitherto Known. |
Having | hitherto labored by himself, he eventually received Re |
gs provided the Medici with the blue they had | hitherto lacked and began the process of placing them |
orne, and Melville as pioneers of this genre, | hitherto largely neglected by literary critics. |
outstripped the capacity of the Corporation's | hitherto largest lake steamer SS Inca (1,809 tons), th |
In 2000, Fleurety released their | hitherto last album Department of Apocalyptic Affairs. |
Hitherto Llywelyn had ruled over Gwynedd only; however | |
-only group of improvisers and challenged the | hitherto male-dominated musical improvisation scene. |
60034 ( | hitherto named Peregrine) Lord Faringdon; again the na |
s containing ‘descriptions of all the species | hitherto named and of many not before noticed,' was pu |
his is one of the Bulgarian names bestowed on | hitherto nameless geographical features by by the Tang |
to his second son Lothair II, after whom the | hitherto nameless territory was called Lotharingia. |
composers, as well as works by German masters | hitherto neglected in England. |
This was the first major work on a | hitherto neglected period of art, which had been previ |
es: Their Nature and Legacy reports that "the | hitherto notorious rite of the 'Blood Eagle,' the kill |
he so-called manorial rights applied had been | hitherto obliged to give numerous services and make fr |
S. firm Penn, Schoen & Berland, financed by a | hitherto obscure outfit in Dallas called Democracy Wat |
It has | hitherto only been found at Makuyuni, on the Mahenge p |
ncerts in 2000 and 2001, Gorgoroth made their | hitherto only live appearance in the US, at the Milwau |
or the 1993 plebiscite, which represented the | hitherto only real opportunity for a return of the mon |
as one acoustic remake and one song that was | hitherto only available on the Japanese release of Psy |
vate property along with the participation of | hitherto persecuted Buddhist monks in the governing af |
chose Bobby Cram, formerly of West Brom, and | hitherto playing in Canada, to become his captain for |
e efficient than the single stage arrangement | hitherto popular in steam locomotive draughting, in wh |
Hitherto, premiers would call early elections if the p | |
ven when the French fleet, whose presence had | hitherto prevented an attack by sea, was withdrawn, th |
the authors or publishers of any new book not | hitherto printed... the copy right of such books for a |
allowing media access to family proceedings, | hitherto private and confidential, subject to certain |
After the communist takeover of | hitherto pro-German Bulgaria in 1944 he studied chemic |
impeachable under any constitutional doctrine | hitherto pronounced. |
solution of some element in a design that had | hitherto proved refractory. |
oke very energetically in favor of the method | hitherto pursued, namely, that of valuation by a commi |
eedy and to small business, while prosecuting | hitherto rampant graft and limiting the Catholic Churc |
slaughter of domestic animals, which had been | hitherto reared with great care, with the nonchalant b |
peaceable possession of its reserve, and has | hitherto refused to surrender it. |
ath instinct in the phenomenon of masochism, ' | hitherto regarded as secondary to sadism...and suggest |
Hitherto reluctant to involve himself like his father | |
ght many of the ancient Tamil works which had | hitherto remained in obscurity.Madurai Tamil Sangam is |
's ears quivered with excitement, a sensation | hitherto reserved for William Wordsworth." |
One of the most fundamental for the | hitherto Roman Catholic nation was the official reject |
he railway line and the Royal Military Canal ( | hitherto running side by side) finally diverge, and th |
public, and the publication by save-wye of a | hitherto secret map showing the vast extent of the dra |
A groundbreaking look inside the | hitherto secret world of a 'special hospital' it has b |
"I have | hitherto spoken of him as an honest man--as the only h |
try the temper and purify the patience of the | hitherto successful author. |
rs and was therefore able to publish chapters | hitherto suppressed, as well as new parts written afte |
inal decipherment, and inserted many passages | hitherto suppressed. |
ow most clearly how little injury society has | hitherto sustained from hemp drugs (1:264). |
Hitherto, the Welsh had a patronymic naming system. | |
Hitherto, the parish had formed part of the Parts of K | |
n by then Country Party leader Frank Nicklin, | hitherto the member for Murrumba. |
Hitherto, the parish had formed part of Boston Rural D | |
Hitherto, the quarry masons had always hewn stone roug | |
lection, its first member was Colin Jamieson, | hitherto the member for Belmont. |
n systems of the duchies of Uva and Wellassa, | hitherto the rice-bowl of Sri Lanka, were systematical |
al member was John Tonkin of the Labor Party, | hitherto the member for North-East Fremantle since 193 |
or two terms by Merv Toms of the Labor Party, | hitherto the member for Maylands. |
to the Common Medlar M. germanica, which was | hitherto the only known species in the genus. |
Hitherto the discipline of the Church had not been sep | |
it was won by John Brady of the Labor Party, | hitherto the member for Guildford-Midland. |
"I raised a new Ebenezer of gratitude, 'for | hitherto the Lord had helped me.' Anew I consecrated m |
Hitherto, the majority of its members had supported th | |
Hitherto there had been a silver works at this site an | |
alism, it will release tremendous reserves of | hitherto thwarted power. |
ars to have stood nearly alone in all efforts | hitherto to improve the moral status of the prisoners… |
rom this national exposure of a piece thought | hitherto to be complex, over-intellectual and 'difficu |
ecall, and afterwards the impeachment, of his | hitherto triumphant adversary. |
vital role in shaking the foundations of the | hitherto unchallenged upper echelons of society. |
vital role in shaking the foundations of the | hitherto unchallenged upper echelons of society.In man |
ut the year in order to bring 33,200 acres of | hitherto uncultivated land in Kech Valley under cultiv |
gion was so little explored that several more | hitherto undescribed birds and butterflies are found t |
ery into the interior of Africa : Through the | Hitherto Undescribed Countries of the Great Namaquas, |
ery into the interior of Africa : Through the | Hitherto Undescribed Countries of the Great Namaquas, |
n Mueller in his paper Definitions of rare or | hitherto undescribed Australian Plants, chiefly collec |
uthern Altai, Chikhachyov reached territories | hitherto undiscovered. |
But the researchers fear that a | hitherto undisturbed area known as the Alpine Meadow, |
For | hitherto unedited materials he used photographs or rep |
brio (1776), containing some fables of Aesop, | hitherto unedited, from a Bodleian manuscript |
In a career of | hitherto unequalled luxury, she offered three dinner p |
beneath the Carlsbad Caverns and descend to a | hitherto unexplored level. |
ement Freud's theory and delve into what were | hitherto unexplored regions of the mind and body. |
MC opened a branch office in Dubai to tap the | hitherto unexplored markets of West Asia and Africa. |
o its fold strands of thought and imagination | hitherto unexplored. |
n popularizing the sculpture-related art form | hitherto unfamiliar to the common man. |
error, therefore, is that it renders visible | hitherto unforeseen errors. |
instrumentation and Aahaarya to tell various | hitherto unheard stories from the life of Lord Krishna |
0, "Evidence for the Molecular Origin of Some | Hitherto Unidentified Interstellar Lines", Publication |
the subjective camera can explore subtleties | hitherto unimaginable as film content. |
have illuminated aspects of Hollywood history | hitherto unknown to the general public. |
Arnstein introduced a new custom from Berlin, | hitherto unknown in Vienna: the Christmas tree. |
the notable inclusion of several tracks by a | hitherto unknown act, called Flow Creator. |
discoveries in China, during the 1920s, of a | hitherto unknown East Asian prehistory. |
ion about identification of the function of a | hitherto unknown gene utilizing knockout moss appeared |
t Possum focused almost entirely on recording | hitherto unknown Mississippi blues artists (typically |
The sources included a | hitherto unknown Joshua Speed diary and letters in whi |
f his widow in 2007, about 80 unpublished and | hitherto unknown works were discovered in Mompou's fil |
gamous reproduction, and the description of a | hitherto unknown allogamous stage can be a significant |
ealogy researchers are more likely to uncover | hitherto unknown documentation, I have used the LDS da |
e 1st century BCE/CE Greek geographer Strabo, | hitherto unknown in Italy. |
Cross was discovered, there was also found a | hitherto unknown flower of rare beauty and fragrance, |
If it would be shown to be a | hitherto unknown animal from the sea, it is as big of |
k show led him to the discovery of a trove of | hitherto unknown photographs by the great American pho |
the Blessed Virgin and the Blessed Sacrament, | hitherto unknown among English Roman Catholics. |
n my opinion it has the advantage to denote a | hitherto unknown fringe area between the average and t |
War Crimes Bureau, the existence of which was | hitherto unknown to researchers, the review of other o |
an intensity of colour and a dramatic quality | hitherto unknown. |
o save the world, He willed to employ a means | hitherto unknown; a means by which all the glory would |
e, perhaps discover a new flaw in human life, | hitherto unnoticed? |
December 1979, the migratory movement assumed | hitherto unprecedented dimensions. |
ining and the associated iron works reached a | hitherto unprecedented scale, marked in the middle of |
They continued to publish | hitherto unpublished Dickens material well into the 20 |
of producing anthologies in book form of his | hitherto unpublished work. |
ame out the following year, contained several | hitherto unpublished texts, and did much to stimulate |
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