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| e given importance and are not shown in vulgar | manner unlike many directors. |
| The disturbance continued to in this | manner, and at 1800 UTC on October 11, the low level |
| Jesus Christ, original sin, and the like, in a | manner far removed from that of the conventional orth |
| ent egotist with a dramatic flair, much in the | manner of Broadway actor Frank Fay. |
| sh to produce and will dispose of them in such | manner as we may deem proper. |
| e's sister would have been referred to in this | manner. |
| Gaines' bass playing was showcased in a | manner which allowed enthusiasts a chance to hear him |
| d provide evidence that the TOE functions in a | manner consistent with its documentation, and that it |
| le and would be affected by tidal heating in a | manner greater than Io, a volcanic satellite of plane |
| In the | manner of historians and critics Vishwanath Kashinath |
| typically help develop instrumentation in some | manner, either by bringing external financial and/or |
| he questions why Jesus chose to arrive in the | manner that he did and if what happened to him was tr |
| realities of life for the poor in Britain in a | manner that played on the onlooker's emotions. |
| ke can also refer to the items pickled in this | manner. |
| anted to write a gossipy, huffy polemic in the | manner of Nick Cohen's What's Left, I had no choice b |
| address compelling issues from the region in a | manner accessible to a general audience, and is one o |
| in the | manner of the ancients out of squared and hewn stones |
| ection, these masters improvised freely in the | manner of jazz, but their vocabulary was Cuba's popul |
| The CVn Cloud used in this | manner is identified by Tully and de Vaucoleurs. |
| Australia, subterranean houses are built in a | manner similar to prairie dog holes. |
| Working in this | manner he wrote some of his most popular works: Fire |
| r hospital managed to keep on functioning in a | manner by organizing local civilians as armed guards. |
| erioration, but was reconstructed in 1975 in a | manner sympathetic to the main house. |
| stributed among several peers in decentralized | manner where there is no single point of control. |
| It was not a revival of its style in the | manner of Barry's pupil Augustus Pugin, but, as Nikol |
| be set down are to respect the letters in the | manner following ..." His method of measurement was a |
| In like | manner four grains of the seed of Turnisole being dru |
| of each joint is linked to all the others in a | manner conceptually similar to the extension arm on a |
| A Poetical Essay in the | manner of Spenser,' dedicated to David Garrick, Londo |
| power of the unions, and altered funding in a | manner that threatened several schools with closure. |
| enging ... a constitutionally held right" in a | manner "consistent with their social agenda". |
| outhwest quadrants of the grid defined in this | manner are generally much larger than the northeast a |
| g members of the gastric glands, disposed in a | manner comparable to a chain of beads around the neck |
| t years of Christianity in a factual way, in a | manner that's enthusiastic but doesn't belie his own |
| Presumably, it hunted diurnal birds in a | manner similar to goshawks. |
| tively describe the City's music scene, in the | manner of the Mersey sound. |
| It is laid out in a | manner resembling a retail park, but its tenants more |
| (The "Common Man' functions in the | manner of a Greek chorus throughout the play, appeari |
| rophobic residues grouped into 7 domains, in a | manner reminiscent of the rhodopsins and other recept |
| n the western mountain, then they sleep in the | manner of death..The fashioner of that which the soil |
| e region, to the right and to the left, in the | manner of a raid, and were going about seizing whatev |
| is to raise its head and tighten its jaw in a | manner that allows it to ignore bit pressure. |
| Who series, broadcast between 1963-1989, in a | manner which would be entertaining to new viewers, un |
| without flinching," Schonland wrote, "and in a | manner which has been an inspiration to us all." |
| in a coalition government in 1940, and in this | manner Lewis became a backbench supporter of John Bra |
| nks of contemporary noise rock increasing in a | manner that Matthew Murphy of Pitchforkmedia.com |
| st be convinced that the person is acting in a | manner that suggests that they may be mentally ill, a |
| sent to the same any other able clerk, in like | manner and form as though the party so offending were |
| SSI has been used in a | manner similar to desorption electrospray ionization |
| ions of emerging technology to these ends in a | manner friendly to people who are disabled, geographi |
| on clerical abuses to love songs, some in the | manner of Catullus and Ovid. |
| ent complex scientific theories and ideas in a | manner that is both understandable and entertaining t |
| agen beetle mounted on a skid with wheels in a | manner similar to the cadillacs being buried in the g |
| ons authorized wear of the service cap in this | manner in the Army Air Forces, although ground Army o |
| They did it in a | manner similar to the one Adleman used in his seminal |
| alm outstretched outwards and downwards in the | manner of Goya's peasant before the firing squad." |
| e classes of society to better themselves in a | manner which would avoid the dangers of moral corrupt |
| rom the FCC in January 2007 to operate in this | manner until a new, permanent tower could be construc |
| ter's refusal to attend church and behave in a | manner she approves of, leaves the household, but Sar |
| In this | manner, the UASB system is able to separate solid an |
| s since expressed a desire to present MMA in a | manner more in line with other professional sports, s |
| he traversed the greater part of Asia in this | manner and received the appellation of Thriambus, and |
| cations or injuries may be attended to in this | manner during recompression. |
| contact, draining the character's health in a | manner similar to Gauntlet. |
| red Christ to be a manifestation of God in the | manner (modus) of union with human nature. |
| xplicit at times, nothing was transmitted in a | manner that could be construed as having the potentia |
| xtrajudicial killings have been conducted in a | manner substantively similar to those of the Argentin |
| ing of the main departure indicator board in a | manner that encourages waiting passengers to gather a |
| were caused by the transfer of viruses, in the | manner of cervical cancer caused by HPV. |
| al laws, had gone out of her jurisdiction in a | manner not warranted by any authority, and in the hig |
| of self imposed EMC effects could include all | manner of unwanted feed back and crosstalk effects wi |
| le of such an application - others include all | manner of browser extensions and plugins, or download |
| As aids to preaching, his works included all | manner of preachable material according to the homile |
| gines can be fitted to the Fury, including all | manner of car engines from the Ford Crossflow to Rove |
| portant issues of public concern including the | manner in which the objections of the most senior off |
| church regarding the increasingly secularised | manner of youth worship activities. |
| elf against society in an increasingly violent | manner for perceived "debits". |
| Fire Officers inspect all | manner of commercial premises to ensure that they com |
| o carry out any further investigation into the | manner. |
| He specifically investigates the | manner in which experience itself is a dynamic struct |
| system or our inner emptiness will invite some | manner of physical disease. |
| s, each community can interpret the theme is a | manner that is more relevant to their specific needs. |
| The primary concern is the | manner in which cyproterone acetate affects the adren |
| ersial aspect of the City of Ottawa Act is the | manner in which it addresses official bilingualism wi |
| rchandise were conducted in a "Do it Yourself" | manner, with Froberg providing all of the artwork and |
| uage and, where pastoral needs suggest it, the | manner of celebrating the older form. |
| he village, each of which is unique in its own | manner: The Rutland Arms, The Horns Inn, The George a |
| Louisiana, and conducted business in just that | manner. |
| The in-story explanation for Keyop's unique | manner of speech is that he is an artificial life for |
| n a PKC-dependent (protein kinase C-dependent) | manner. |
| shall not be subject to slavery of any kind or | manner. |
| erpentine lake in the English landscape garden | manner was laid out in 1847 for Count Adolf von der D |
| noons, on plain moral truths in a language and | manner suited to their feeling and understanding. |
| he had the means to give back in a large scale | manner. |
| n an experimental and largely non-hierarchical | manner, with a predominantly female crew; many scenes |
| s reacting against the Italianate Late Baroque | manner exemplified by Thornhill himself, and the desi |
| Lee's schoolmasterly | manner was an irritation to his clergy. |
| e were strict rules about the exact length and | manner in which it had to be cut; the right side was |
| iginal building in a similar but less detailed | manner. |
| The tribunal is conducted in a less formal | manner than a court and is presided over by either a |
| the ball, the ball moves in a less predictable | manner, making it harder to hit, giving him a 23-10 r |
| dfather's aims, though in a less confrontation | manner. |
| n African-American woman) in a light, farcical | manner. |
| und his landscapes very natural, and liked his | manner of painting reflections in water. |
| The exact location and | manner of his death remain a matter of dispute. |
| s' states of mind in a lyrical, monologue-like | manner. |
| Mac's Bedside | Manner (2002) |
| MacCormack's gloomy | manner of reading these poems inspired the Bob and Ra |
| for the precious commodity, used in making all | manner of tools and buildings. |
| forms the metric of a Riemannian manifold-in a | manner formally analogous to the way that vibrations |
| 1915 and "came through in a marvelously gritty | manner, winning his old position at tackle back and e |
| ntum field theory in a mathematically rigorous | manner. |
| According to McRoberts, the | manner in which his label had supported his work, pri |
| am very desirous to know, explained to me what | manner of man he was.'" |
| is a female given name in Turkey, meaning good | manner or behavior. |
| (custom), from the word for driving, means the | manner people have developed themselves to travel dow |
| The bill states that "aggressive | manner" means "a manner that is likely to cause a rea |
| f the ideal lover, not to mention temperament, | manner, etc. |
| another person in a metaphorically "predatory" | manner. |
| e French King complained of Mildmay's ungenial | manner and of the coldness with which he listened to |
| locals begin to treat him in a more civilised | manner. |
| In an even more approximate | manner, this person could be said to have "half" the |
| L-R (...) is in fact defined in a more deviant | manner (i.e., reflecting an excessively talkative, sl |
| She also works in a more traditional | manner, foregoing the surface treatment of the paper, |
| lock may interact with RNAPII in a more subtle | manner to affect start site selection. |
| scaler was able to save life in a more direct | manner: when a government inspector lost his grip on |
| and the material will deform in a more plastic | manner. |
| ion, Bamberger's followed in a more aggressive | manner than its rivals Hahne and Company, or Kresge-N |
| 8-1868), he later used colour in a more modern | manner, similar to Hans Makart (1840-1884). |
| dle such information in a more easily-accessed | manner for those that need that information. |
| mantic attitude, although in a more subjective | manner. |
| ucted roles, to argue in a much more rigoruous | manner that hypnotic subjects were not in a special s |
| cattle could be marketed in a more expeditious | manner. |
| ikipedia to refer to subjects in a more proper | manner, so I have changed the references back to "Bly |
| him to portray their subject in a more genuine | manner. |
| and the financial sector in a more productive | manner, the college was moved to its new premises at |
| ounting and transactions in a more transparent | manner. |
| needs to be rewritten in a more comprehensible | manner. |
| tory it disputed with Chile in a more peaceful | manner. |
| at could do the same task in a more convenient | manner, without the requirement of a stove, and could |
| Annex I does likewise in a more specific | manner. |
| is to operate the freeways in a more efficient | manner. |
| oncerns could be addressed in a more leisurely | manner. |
| be the layout of a web page in a more flexible | manner. |
| the Earth, attacking him in a more subversive | manner. |
| He brought it out in a more personalized | manner rather than bringing it in a subject wise mann |
| oward a calmer, more restrained, more cheerful | manner than those in his earlier style; but he return |
| on maximal communication in the most efficient | manner, a somewhat different purpose, in which brevit |
| rried into execution by Doeg in the most cruel | manner (1 Sam. |
| album, though, was launched in the most lavish | manner (with journalists and business people being fl |
| ronment and the pastures in the most efficient | manner to give higher weight gains. |
| ownship that is designed in the most aesthetic | manner accentuating the beauty and ambience of nature |
| t is equipped to respond in the most effective | manner in the best interests of the country. |
| that remained, about 50 men, in a most gallant | manner, and was killed at their head. |
| ing all Indian tribes in the most conciliatory | manner. |
| ved, throughout the day, in the most admirable | manner; he directed, encouraged, and led the others, |
| is command, this officer, in the most fearless | manner and exposed to very great danger, walked in fr |
| ip is also carried out in the most reverential | manner. |
| t and provide that power in the most efficient | manner possible. |
| he was described as dying in “a most singular | manner” after being found decapitated near his home. |
| g the engagement in a cool and most creditable | manner and was highly commended by his divisional off |
| te thrown off the mask, and in the most direct | manner, against my will, has written against my frien |
| to have led on his Company in the most gallant | manner at the attack on the Maories' position, and, a |
| hen adopted for Christianity in a most blatant | manner by radio and television evangelist Reverend Ik |
| Lieutenant Nickerson went, in the most gallant | manner, under a heavy rifle and shell fire, to attend |
| ower, he was disposed of in the most efficient | manner. |
| it is arguably presented in the most classical | manner. |
| ward to defend and cover him in a most gallant | manner. |
| rers, generals and kings in the most patriotic | manner. |
| ul Elise will be executed in a most unpleasant | manner. |
| o promote the performance, in the most perfect | manner possible of the best and most approved instrum |
| ronment and the pastures in the most efficient | manner to give higher weight gains and fertility. |
| d were able to answer in the most satisfactory | manner with regard to the principal articles of our C |
| He commanded his party in a most skilful | manner, and was largely responsible for its success. |
| raising a brood of chicks in a most protective | manner. |
| Nasrullah Khan is received in a most cordial | manner on his return from his visit to England. |
| ve been left harrying their sterns in much the | manner of the Armada, 1588. |
| eger sequences defined in a mutually recursive | manner. |
| as a means to degrade NO in an NADPH dependent | manner. |
| Jennie Mannheimer (stage name: Jane | Manner) (1872, New York City - 1943), the founder, a |
| Congress was not concerned with mere names or | manner of description . . . |
| Is presented in a neutral, factual, | manner and seems largely stable being primarily writt |
| collections of short lyrics in new Elizabethan | manner, sometimes erotic, and, although rural and sho |
| million copies, and the songs in new folk-rock | manner attracted listeners who never listened to her |
| with each other in a non-violent constructive | manner. . |
| He resents Norman's brusque | manner at first, but eventually comes to enjoy their |
| oneself in a detached and not overly-critical | manner, learning from one's errors and travelling fro |
| 174 p. „Profound realism, objective narrative | manner about the fate of someone fallen in life, a di |
| sually move in a simple, occasionally parallel | manner, related to the manner of Dufay or the other B |
| s world in a humorous and occasionally acerbic | manner, drawing on material from his columns and insi |
| "Any realistic assessment of the | manner in which the supplemental instruction operated |
| vocate he was remarkable for the energy of his | manner and the simplicity of his language. |
| upernatural properties and even history of any | manner of ancient weapon merely by glancing upon them |
| Furthermore, because of the | manner of dress of these models, insurance companies |
| visiting the saint's shrine being cured of all | manner of diseases. |
| That year he accepted the Stewardship of the | Manner of East Hendred to succeed his late father in |
| n the 1970s, and was noticeable because of his | manner and appearance. |
| osperms rather than on conifers because of the | manner in which the former take in water creating an |
| forties, open-faced, well set-up, of diffident | manner, but clearly a leader", adding "[h]is politics |
| mnia (1679); and also a general account of the | manner and scope of his writings in an Apology publis |
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