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| used in a different way so as to describe the | manner in which individual organisms group together. |
| heating death is commonly used to describe the | manner in which a person avoids a possibly fatal even |
| A” (“beheaded with a hatchet”), describing the | manner of her martyrdom. |
| he Gesta Henrici Quinti puns in describing the | manner of his death, suggesting that he received the |
| Despite the | manner of his exit, Docherty is still fondly remember |
| By the early 1920s Kanoldt developed the | manner for which he is best known, a magic realist re |
| in the airways in a developmentally regulated | manner. |
| rat, Cornudet, who is said to have devised all | manner of defences for Rouen. |
| In this unorthodox -and extremely difficult - | manner, he steered the boat for most of the race. |
| e and weak voice and half diffident, unworldly | manner certainly far from self-confidence - would har |
| 6, and on July 11 passed "An act directing the | manner of electing Senators to represent this State i |
| The website allows members to discuss all | manner of subjects, and contains subforums on a varie |
| ed Eiros and Charmion after death, discuss the | manner in which the world ended. |
| ns, both ancient and modern, and discusses the | manner in which many difficult passages of the New Te |
| the first mass written in a distinctly English | manner since the sixteenth century. |
| ion, which was done in a distinctly irreverent | manner, was noticeable for the fact that all but one |
| rough his beard, and a distinguished, imposing | manner. |
| main and finally the venom in a dose dependent | manner. |
| ngle dose is 6 to 12 hours in a dose dependent | manner. |
| o sang current songs in a drawn-out, schmaltzy | manner, and was typically accompanied by Paul Shaffer |
| by, who takes the news in a dreamlike, distant | manner. |
| of the finish, the melting hues, it is dry in | manner, makes no effect, and does not leap off the ca |
| After which he became eccentric in | manner and took to wearing an iron cap, thereby earni |
| ossible service in the most efficient possible | manner. |
| rol to the economy to be run in as efficient a | manner as possible. |
| on the title has not been used in either above | manner. |
| aapalainen, Eino Rahja and in the end Kullervo | Manner. |
| ties, in a cost effective and energy efficient | manner. |
| othic revival church is in the English Baroque | manner owing much to James Gibbs and Thomas Archer an |
| he program can be run in an entirely automatic | manner. |
| s recycling and reuse in an environmental safe | manner; and waste treatment and recovery. |
| imal manures in an environmentally sustainable | manner. |
| t they claimed was an environmentally friendly | manner in only one out of ten possible "eco-friendly" |
| hwest Europe in an environmentally sustainable | manner. |
| d for no regulatory authority to establish the | manner of reporting or its disclosure to the public, |
| of their palaeobiogeography and evolution, the | manner of their recovery from mass extinctions, and a |
| This principle closely examines the | manner in which these neurochemicals influence the ne |
| ar size and vary little in their execution and | manner of depicting the garden. |
| es, luggage, furniture) in an explicit, sexual | manner, unknown to him, exciting his gay male cliente |
| ht in pushing the boundaries and exploring all | manner of sexual proclivities." |
| ons, and asked that the president express some | manner of shame for his actions. |
| ge the current system in an extremely positive | manner. |
| There was no change in his extremely simple | manner of life, and every year he donated his surplus |
| travel in both an eco-friendly and fair trade | manner. |
| familiar material in a fairly straightforward | manner. |
| aracter leaves a series in a fairly conclusive | manner we refer to this as "written out". |
| rities behaved in a firm but fairly reasonable | manner. |
| Atom Smash formed in a fairly unconventional | manner. |
| French soldier in a more familiar, vernacular | manner rather than in an idealized, Davidian fashion. |
| r shows that it does so in a financially sound | manner. |
| skin as possible and pulling in a firm steady | manner. |
| government services in a fiscally responsible | manner. |
| escriptive term ‘a Tartar' so aptly fitted his | manner in dealing with lazy or inefficient seniors an |
| estaurant's staff are also memorable for their | manner and their longevity. |
| It is distinctive not just for the | manner in which it links structural injustice (Level |
| , The Two Angry Women of Abington, and for the | manner of his death; he was stabbed by another playwr |
| troversy and was frequently criticized for its | manner of evangelization, which involved the often yo |
| meanour of a soldier and commended him for his | manner. |
| given to the hare for a fair run, and for the | manner of awarding points on "Speed", "Go-bye", "Turn |
| This is a common motif for all | manner of ballads having no other connection, such as |
| opportunist groups, each differing in form and | manner, but each overestimating the enemy and underes |
| shed in 1494, he returned to his friend, whose | manner he copied so assiduously, according to Vasari, |
| vocal is shouted, a definite contrast from his | manner of singing during the previous part of the son |
| er puddingstones, it derives its name from the | manner in which the embedded flints resemble the plum |
| fanity, not only from itself but also from the | manner in which it is presented by those who execute |
| Further, the | manner in which the whiteness of the sitter's dress c |
| He had a fine presence and gaiety of | manner, and was popular in social life; while his ora |
| village novel" deals, in a generally realistic | manner, with life in the villages and small towns of |
| the Prose Edda, Lofn is described as gentle in | manner and as an arranger of marriages, even when the |
| n cable TV show done in a German Expressionist | manner that lasted from 1996 to 1999. |
| by the king, wooed by a fairy lady, given all | manner of gifts by her, and subsequently refuses the |
| of the second, qualifies as a WP:RS given the | manner in which it is used in this article. |
| nbounded ; he had patience, a winning grace of | manner, and a candour only too rare in controversy. |
| He was rather gruff in | manner, but there was great humour in the man as evid |
| etooth headset and can operate in a hands free | manner, also it's Bluetooth functionality supports st |
| etooth headset and can operate in a hands free | manner. |
| etooth headset and can operate in a hands free | manner, also it's Bluetooth functionality supports st |
| r that nowadays, the backstreets harboured all | manner of such places, attended by members of the soc |
| venerated for his learning, but too haughty in | manner to be popular. |
| fficer', and drew attention to his having ‘the | manner of a rough seaman' which Thompson cultivated b |
| lowing for its deep meaning and heart touching | manner. |
| She is known for her crisp | manner of speaking to the talking airplanes, and this |
| ndbank and is deeply impressed by her cheerful | manner, her wit, and her beauty, so much so that she |
| sive and people start to like her off-the-cuff | manner. |
| her familiarly, also effecting her hoity-toity | manner of speech) coaxes a biographical story out of |
| salie, a 50 year old widow, finds her youthful | manner diminished by the "organic phenomena of her ti |
| dropped from the Labor ticket due to her mild | manner and low media profile. |
| t style that is a reflection of her easy-going | manner and boundless optimism. |
| king the town by storm with her unconventional | manner. |
| s, he does his best to mimic his hero's dress, | manner of speaking, and personality. |
| a duplex with the transcript in Hfq dependent | manner. |
| lained to the captain in his usual high handed | manner, ordering him to do something about it. |
| proteins that transport in a highly controlled | manner metabolites across this membrane. |
| n occasion resort to war in a highly effective | manner to aid in the unification of Germany and the e |
| racters are presented in a highly romanticized | manner. |
| cial unrest as described in a highly imagistic | manner by a person who has both emotional involvement |
| urian legend, and is told in a highly stylized | manner. |
| ed a musical idiom which, in a highly personal | manner, combined 16th-century polyphony with Wagneria |
| ership and had been treated in a highly unjust | manner by Cowie. |
| , and also made numerous landscapes in his own | manner blending classical St. Petersburg cityscapes w |
| hedral at Bruges, is a specimen of his earlier | manner. |
| old, he resumed his labours and his customary | manner of life. |
| authoritarian and overbearing in his personal | manner. |
| with him whilst still criticising his arrogant | manner towards her. |
| y also contained an allusion to his sputtering | manner of speech. |
| h standards of those around him and his abrupt | manner made uncomfortable to subordinates and superio |
| He was noted at the trial for his aggressive | manner and meticulous preparation. |
| ion PAssion Card memberships, in his trademark | manner. |
| the nickname "Jaybird" due to his independent | manner. |
| In his personal | manner he was not so adept as Huxley, and he made ene |
| ntman for Fucked Up due to his confrontational | manner but is now the band's guitarist. |
| speeches were full of dry humor and his droll | manner of illustrating his arguments by stories of th |
| into a monstrous giant but retains his gentle | manner. |
| too short, his fingers too thick and his whole | manner somewhat clumsy, he managed to achieve a degre |
| ntinued in command, still retaining his jovial | manner of encouragement, directing the reorganization |
| s "very good" at his job, but that his bedside | manner becomes worse as the series develops. |
| namic drive of his interpretations, his podium | manner was a model of restraint. |
| His difficult | manner led to clashes with many of the teams's star p |
| of Aberdeenshire, in part due to his pleasant | manner. |
| ns on a helmet or, most likely, his aggressive | manner). |
| But behind his frivolous | manner was a generous and large-hearted Christian, wh |
| s courtesy and benevolence and his extravagant | manner of living. |
| al Prime Minister of Australia, but his abrupt | manner and hard-line conservatism made him unacceptab |
| etimes risked being eclipsed by his flamboyant | manner and lifestyle. |
| His fierce | manner concealed a very warm heart, and he particular |
| His laconic | manner appealed strongly to viewers. |
| earned the nickname "Iron John" for his stern | manner of administration. |
| Despite his retirng | manner, he had many friends. |
| appreciates him in return despite his reserved | manner and his formal approach to the relationship be |
| “You will be greatly interested in his simple | manner and appearance-an unspoiled Burns is these res |
| rs; but losing it on account of his suspicious | manner of living, he resolved to revenge himself on s |
| In his usual | manner Samson immediately seduces her and the two hav |
| His hospitable | manner of living was the admiration of all. |
| gers, but Barbier, because of his aristocratic | manner, felt insulted that a boy had tried to improve |
| ul", a fine opportunity to display his "artful | manner of diminishing his voice like the dying notes |
| ituary, and Crofts was noted for his "pleasant | manner, his good looks, and his amiability of charact |
| nal charm and cleverness and his extraordinary | manner of dealing with people. |
| abandoned building in a historically sensitive | manner. |
| encourage you to play in historically accurate | manner in order to be able to experience the timefram |
| to answer it, normally in a humorous off-topic | manner. |
| He speaks in a highly idiosyncratic, halting | manner. |
| His gentle, if pointed, | manner of comedy is similar to the wistful adventures |
| Some translated quotes illustrate his | manner of articulating the deep conflict between his |
| inging suddenly to his feet, and imitating the | manner of his opponent, replied, "I know very well wh |
| This has impacted the | manner in which Talmud is taught to its students. |
| as maintaining “an impenetrable dignity…formal | manner, invariable gracious and cordial, covered shyn |
| Crawshay was very ambitious and imperious in | manner, being called 'The Tyrant' by some, but was wi |
| Not all top-bar hive keepers cycle comb in the | manner described. |
| However, confusingly, MU* is often used in a | manner exclusive of services specifically described a |
| e his music was still composed largely in this | manner, I think that it should be mentioned in the ar |
| law in the case against President Zelaya in a | manner that was judged by the Honduran authorities fr |
| They then start dying in the | manner of their earlier premonitions. |
| a few antagonists who cannot be undone in this | manner or may even cause damage to Mario if he jumps |
| d not jeopardize human health or safety in any | manner. |
| and exerted himself in the | manner of a child prodigy, early on appearing with Va |
| In like | manner, as we know, that it is truly written, that ev |
| to extensively portray Korean daily life, in a | manner analogous to the Dutch Masters. |
| ad dishes, such as Chinese chicken salad, in a | manner similar to croutons. |
| lity for answering questions in the House in a | manner similar to questions to ministers on the work |
| All funds secured in this | manner were paid to the family of the deceased. |
| court found that "the Municipality acted in a | manner that was arbitrary and straddled the boundary |
| virgin is a person who decides to live in the | manner of the opposite sex while adamantly refusing e |
| Conference to campaign openly for the job in a | manner considered vulgar at the time. |
| The club continued in this | manner, playing matches at numerous venues in the are |
| xtent of Wnt signaling pathway activation in a | manner analogous to the way that the Patched (Ptc) ge |
| d in Italianate landscapes with figures in the | manner of Pousyn (Houbraken means the landscape paint |
| edo shirt front, which keeps rolling up in the | manner of a window shade into his face while he tries |
| t all claims ... by whomsoever made ... in any | manner based upon, occasioned by or attributable to t |
| hich he combined effectively with crayons in a | manner peculiar to himself; but his works have suffer |
| Organisms that derive their nutrition in this | manner include Oxyrrhis marina, which feeds phagocyti |
| ght passes through the translucent clouds in a | manner similar to frosted glass. |
| lvorsen and Teller to expand the property in a | manner that preserved and reinforced its original aes |
| al generations of artificial selection in this | manner, perhaps aided by mutagenesis, the genetic var |
| nce under an open marine policy, or who in any | manner whatever does any act in this State to effect, |
| Bertali's compositions are in the | manner of other northern Italian composers of the tim |
| stained from interpreting religious texts in a | manner inconsistent with their apparent intent, or ta |
| ssigned, transferred, leased, rented or in any | manner whatsoever alienated to, and shall never be oc |
| es these reflect Nielsen's heart attacks, in a | manner of speaking, though he does not claim that the |
| andusky, Ohio, in 1936 and is presented in the | manner of a science fiction serial of that time. |
| happy that his grandson studied sutras in this | manner. |
| t being represented in the voting process in a | manner where their influence was felt. |
| n small cabinet-sized forest landscapes in the | manner of Jan Brueghel the Elder and Gillis van Conin |
| ts both inside and outside of their homes in a | manner that reaches their ankles… and also, in the sa |
| ept, alter, or reject such conditions, in such | manner as shall be most conducive to their respective |
| Balls pocketed in this | manner are not returned to the table during the game. |
| lts in execution: a certain incoherency in the | manner in which it is worked out prevents it from bei |
| of the timbres and tones available to him in a | manner he could not accomplish with other musicians i |
| leased in late December 1941 was styled in the | manner of a horror film and starred Wilfrid Lawson as |
| lic place, if he does so persistently, or in a | manner likely to cause annoyance to the person, or to |
| orus, florid variations on the chorale, in the | manner of an instrumental ripieno. |
| that catalyse the exchange of H+ for Na+ in a | manner that is highly dependent on the pH. |
| gged nature to make the design Romantic in the | manner of Edinburgh and the fashion of the day. |
| Setting in the | manner of a trio sonata (soprano, soprano, alto). |
| Gaspard de la Nuit: Fantasies in the | manner of Rembrandt and Callot by Aloysius Bertrand ( |
| of any institutions of higher education in any | manner that might be determined by law by the Oireach |
| n order to discover whether they could in such | manner get into the South-sea; should such passage to |
| He was interested in all | manner of mythological, biblical, and literary allusi |
| ance, in two books of six-line stanzas, in the | manner of Lodge and Shakespeare, dealing at large wit |
| nana to a man in a Speedo who consumes it in a | manner that mimics fellatio. |
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