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led the attention paid to the "states' rights"	phrase a "slur" and a "distortion."
In the 1930s, the	phrase a Protestant parliament for a Protestant peopl
And once the	phrase A Beckham PING!! Oh Chesty Chesty Morgan jammy
npike), it is believed locally that the common	phrase a cock and bull story originated here, however
The	phrase ab ireo was later treated as a misprint of an
pedic content of the article to insert a small	phrase about her personal life, which I plan to do if
A	phrase about older (elderly?)
Autograph with famous catch	phrase, about 1983
Quartet by Weiss, through which runs a musical	phrase accidentally the same as the notes applied to
The	phrase, according to Herodotus, became a common expre
This	phrase achieved a level of popularity with children,
J Gilles Peterson is credited with coining the	phrase Acid Jazz in the late 1980s.
The	phrase actually originated as the title of a novel se
merican history, John Wilkes Booth shouted the	phrase after shooting President Abraham Lincoln on Ap
He got the idea of using the	phrase after hearing it in a recording by the band De
Kuf is used in an Israeli	phrase: after a child will say something false, one m
use prior to this, and that Irving coined the	phrase after having grown up around New England and t
yeat and others, however, have argued that the	phrase aitias logismos refers to a practical working
rth to a full-grown cow, one can see what this	phrase alludes to in terms of emotional expressivenes
The	phrase also implies the erosion or ignorance of civic
The	phrase also appears in the same context in Kennedy v.
British euphemism for sexual activity, but the	phrase also refers to the funky style of bass guitar
On" was sung at Sonny Bono's funeral, and the	phrase also appears on his tombstone.
d that "We have not been able to identify this	phrase among [Lenin's] published works."
This obscure-in-origin catch	phrase among both Star Wars and South Park fans trace
tified John Van Buren as the originator of the	phrase, an identification supported by Laurence Urdan
first mentioned in the records in 1571 in the	phrase an den Hirsch Hornern (on the Hirsch Horner).
Both walkers must say the	phrase, and if they do not do this, then a bitter qua
J Brooks, Bill McDonald (author of the famous	phrase) and J Rogers.
imothy McVeigh was wearing a T-shirt with this	phrase and a picture of Lincoln on it when he was arr
E. Cobham Brewer, Dictionary of	Phrase and Fable.
of the group Dead Prez endorsed the use of the	phrase and the accompanying hand sign in the film Dav
tes If there is a choice between using a short	phrase and word with context, there is no hard rule a
viduals and organizations have seen the dative	phrase and have irresponsibly and unknowingly dropped
Brewer's Dictionary of London	Phrase and Fable was published in 2009 and Brewer's D
e a op-ed piece discussing his creation of the	phrase and the use of "wimp" as a popular political i
Brewer's Dictionary of	Phrase and Fable, sometimes referred to simply as Bre
o the supertonic at the end of the first 2-bar	phrase, and the tag in the tonic at the end.
The beliefs of Americans regarding this	phrase and the Bible has been studied by Christian de
Jo Vallentine's feisty turn of	phrase and willingness to challenge cant and custom q
According to Brewer's	Phrase and Fable, the Grace Cup is still seen at the
In the frequent repetition of a short	phrase, and the modification of it to fit the text, i
b) this is a noun	phrase and therefore has no grammar of its own,
In late 2003 someone trademarked the	phrase and began selling "Be the Reds!" items commerc
st, some straying quite far from the theme of '	phrase and fable', such as Brewer's Dictionary of Cin
Wright, George T. (2004), "The Play of	Phrase and Line", in McDonald, Russ, Shakespeare: An
He was opposed to pedantry of	phrase, and above all to a revival of uncouth medieva
a chaconne, a dance form built on a short bass	phrase and often used by 17th and 18th century opera
e), was the compiler of Brewer's Dictionary of	Phrase and Fable, and The Reader's Handbook, Victoria
ld in language classes when the teacher says a	phrase and asks the class to repeat the phrase.
work that was to become Brewer's Dictionary of	Phrase and Fable.
The title	phrase and “Shot, shot, shot, shot, shot like a bulle
for taking up the kalasom (a kind of cadential	phrase) and have to play some pattern on the given ta
	Phrase and proximity searching.
It is also said (Brewer's Dictionary of	Phrase and Fable) that P. G. Wodehouse based the char
iration theme (both draw from a simple melodic	phrase) and the subsequent style of variation.
he agitated Brain by saying he will tell him a	phrase, and Pinky's phrase turns out to be "Hakuna Ma
Finally you can enter search word or	phrase and click "PolyCola it!"
an was also "Getting Back On Track," a central	phrase and component of his speech and campaign which
Users can search for a term or	phrase and then go right to the portion of the podcas
north korea is an american coined	phrase and i dont think it should be used.
Brewer's Dictionary of	Phrase and Fable also credits Erasmus, and relates it
n around here" with the audience repeating the	phrase, and Jackson echoing all or part of it back ag
According to Brewer's Dictionary of	Phrase and Fable, the "Iron Chancellor" supposedly dr
The title became the catch	phrase angry young men subsequently used to describe
In this interpretation, the	phrase apparently tells Gort that Klaatu considers es
The	phrase appeared in recorded media as early as 1939, i
The	phrase appeared as the motto of gold pen manufacturer
It is named for a	phrase appearing in the subject lines of the emails i
, which resulted in its unusual placement: the	phrase appears about three quarters of the way throug
The	phrase appears in the works of Persian Sufi poets, su
This	phrase appears in the fifth verse of the first chapte
In addition, a variation of the	phrase appears in Rush's 1981 song "Limelight": 'All
ht to be named do be doo wop bop, because that	phrase appears on the album cover under the letters o
The	phrase, appended to a request for his task force's lo
Gross-Rosen entrance gate with the	phrase Arbeit macht frei
The name derives from the	phrase Ard na Croise meaning "the height of the cross
The letters CTR, a reference to this	phrase, are incorporated into a shield logo designed
ching-the earliest known published uses of the	phrase are from 1932, two from 1937, and two from 193
otto" motets, motets in which repetitions of a	phrase are the predominant structural feature (the ot
ed that only lexical categories (e.g. the noun	phrase) are drawn from the L1, and that functional ca
Other variants on this	phrase are also commonly used.
st three versions of the story that led to the	phrase are on record, two by Ernest Hemingway and one
Patches of cloth with the	phrase around a Sacred Heart of Jesus were worn on th
Collings used the	phrase as a slogan for his 1885 land reform campaign,
sing random English words strung together in a	phrase as their executable names and have been placin
, young people began speaking and writing this	phrase as a form of rebellion against what they perce
The French media translated the	phrase as "axe de faux jetons" (literally, an "axis o
Cyril Mango reads the	phrase as "Firmina who became the nursemaid of Arabia
l have twelve or even forty repetitions of the	phrase as a response.
ly, following the Vulgate, have translated the	phrase as "Embrace discipline".
ibe what he's been doing, although it is not a	phrase as commonly heard.
rized punishment of criminals, became a common	phrase, as was used by Charles Lynch to describe his
book (his only book) on the subject (with that	phrase as its title) in late September 1943, and died
Ott later used the	phrase as the title for a book (ISBN 0-9761414-0-X).
at the Justice Department and the FBI used the	phrase as an excuse to implicate him personally, with
Google hits indicate it is the more common	phrase as well.
The show's hosts recited the title	phrase as they watched some of the most punishing hit
Some political scientists use this	phrase as a means of differentiating the world situat
971-1981), and Cubs (1982-1997), also used the	phrase, as did 1950s Braves broadcaster Earl Gillespi
ese too fail to convey the full meaning of the	phrase as it would have been interpreted in Ancient A
The use of the	phrase as a metaphor for a hangover treatment dates b
The New International Version translates the	phrase as "the one doomed to destruction."
ctionary (OED) gives a 1589 quotation for this	phrase as a friendly greeting.
Bultman sees the	phrase as an indirect way of saying the resurrected J
the actor who played Scotty, later chose this	phrase as the title of his autobiography.
in the court by asking Christie to explain the	phrase, asking "What is Linford's lunchbox?"
the covers of Bibles (the album title being a	phrase associated with the Bible).
"Hasta la vista, baby" is a catch	phrase associated with Arnold Schwarzenegger's title
In German ears the	phrase associates with the collective and incisive ex
Dickens repeats the	phrase at the end of the story.
Jazz pianist Jaki Byard recites the title	phrase at the onset of "Parisian Throughfare", the op
Children would shout the	phrase at passing American soldiers in an attempt to
Music and people went as far to shout out the	phrase at his stand-up shows.
example, in one passage the player must play a	phrase at the bottom of the oboe's range including B
(The name allegedly came from the	phrase at the time, I'll run off a document.)
Serial killer Richard Ramirez shouted the	phrase at his trial
ion number) Often in chemical nomenclature the	phrase ate is suffixed to the element in question.
r recreations ("'asterisk' poems" in Shippey's	phrase), attempting to explain abstruse passages in s
Both terms derive from the	phrase automatic coding, which referred generally to
The second market slump brought the	phrase back into the public eye, where it was much us
nt advances were made with the introduction of	phrase based models.
f, Perceptron learning and classification, and	Phrase Based Retrieval and Fuzzy OR Queries.
is another word for murdered but shouldn't the	phrase be just that, "murdered?
The	phrase became well-known enough that, in 1995, a Glob
ng with its appearance in Rosemary's Baby, the	phrase became a common greeting and ritual term in th
The	phrase became familiar to many Americans without cont
and into American society as a whole when the	phrase became the title of a 1943 war film, Gung Ho!,
Meaning “To the Attack!” this	phrase became the slogan associated with the hujum ca
The	phrase became symbolic of the British people, and par
El Chabo del 8." In El Salvador's capital, the	phrase became a playful greeting."
HitQuarters that he and Yanou chose the title	phrase because they simply wanted to say something a
The	phrase becomes mo lei tau because it is repeated in i
hanting "His name is Robert Paulson," and this	phrase becomes a mantra that the narrator encounters
He constantly plays with words: each	phrase becomes a puzzle, using the most diverse rheto
mentioned film in that it was his common catch	phrase) before riding out.
oynt became known as "Wide to West" due to the	phrase being used in live commentary by Eddie Hemming
Evidence of the	phrase being used earlier in reference to Rhodesia is
In seeming recognition of the	phrase being a part of the filthiest of filthy langua
a feather in your cap is an English idiomatic	phrase believed to have derived from the general cust
Oceanographers and others have discussed what	phrase best describes the phenomenon to non-specialis
The title is derived from a	phrase between the two members to describe things tha
urative meaning of boundary and eventually the	phrase beyond the pale, as something outside the boun
01, have analogously also been tagged with the	phrase Big Bang.
Another	phrase Blitzer commonly uses, due to the show now bei
Say It In Yiddish: A	Phrase Book for Travelers (with Beatrice Weinreich).
John Florio's English-Italian	phrase book First Fruits (1578) refers to plays being
Several books are being planned including a	phrase book and dictionary.
ls to the British troops which included French	phrase books inside cigarette packs.
ding its culture tests, humorous excerpts from	phrase books, its collection of numbers in over 5000
Most English Bibles contain three uses of the	phrase born again.
ry Christianity, specifically, the descriptive	phrase born again used to describe the experience of
The	phrase Brock for Broglio is sometimes used in the spo
The party later removed the	phrase, but the original page had already been spread
s song is sometimes cited as the origin of the	phrase, but the phrase is older, perhaps originating
So, yes, there was laughter around the	phrase, but no, it was not based on some alleged gram
Today, I have changed that	phrase, but you'll free to change it again.
ral different theories as to the origin of the	phrase, but there is no definite proof as to which is
person gets along the non-obvious meaning of a	phrase but you can not make me to believe that a comp
site that is linked with the same anchor text	phrase by many other sites may appear towards the top
s, particularly in tabloid media or as a power	phrase by politicians.
n named Captain William Lynch claimed that the	phrase, by then famous, actually came from a 1780 com
The Krays (film) - The	phrase by the twins in the violent snooker hall scene
e of the song could be a reference to a famous	phrase by Horace Greeley, an American politician and
ords "the sins of" have been added to the last	phrase by the ESV and other translations and literall
the life for the gang" is a very commonly used	phrase by these gangs.
n of Samos explained the phenomenon in courtly	phrase, by saying that it had been carried to the hea
hing-dancefloor", they managed to complete the	phrase by Googling for "nice words and weird combinat
presence in the Greek and Roman world that the	phrase Bybline (relating to the Phoenician town of By
"Dad, There's a Little	Phrase Called Too Much Information" - 7:30
The	phrase called to serve is associated with missionary
s on segregation and came to regret his famous	phrase, calling it his "biggest mistake".
The	phrase came into usage in the 1970s, and was probably
lower elements of society, one can ask how the	phrase came into the political arena.
The	phrase came to symbolize the idea that agriculture co
Like puk gai, the	phrase can both be used to mean "prick" or to express
The	phrase can also be heard on the Roger Glover Remix of
However, this Latin	phrase can equally well mean simply "holy king of Cer
In the modern day, the	phrase can mean numerous things other than death.
m the English Caen tourist office booklet, the	phrase can be confirmed to mean 'brave it'.
This	phrase can often be heard in war-related video games,
The origins of the	phrase can be traced back to the fifteenth century To
The	phrase can be offensive, particularly to American Ind
The	phrase can be used positively to assert the economic
The	phrase can be traced back to the 1700s.
The	phrase can also be used to describe a prejudiced judg
ng of the song's title is obscure as the title	phrase cannot be found in the lyrics.
olic Church known as the Council of Trent, the	phrase Canon of Trent usually refers to the list of b
d advertising media are more likely to use the	phrase casual work, particularly to attract students
ores the concept of phonaesthetics, citing the	phrase cellar door as a recognized beautiful-sounding
eventually gains her Neptune Crystal and this	phrase changes to evoke Neptune Crystal Power.
Main article: List of Sensual	Phrase chapters
The	phrase cheating death is commonly used to describe th
though it is also a pun on the French language	phrase chemins de fer, or "railroads".
	Phrase chunking is a natural language process that se
linguistic processors (part of speech tagging,	phrase chunking) to extract terminological candidates
The publication's name is a wordplay on the	phrase clash of cultures and proved to be controversi
The title is an Anglicism of the	phrase cloud nine.
The name Cople is derived from the	phrase Cock Pool, a place where chickens were kept, t

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