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| It was a | modest summerhouse, a central pavilion with orangerie |
| It is now named after | Modest Mussorgsky, a Russian composer. |
| After Steele hit Mike | Modest with a steel chair, Lawless became the new cha |
| These requirements were both quite | modest in a seventeenth-century context. |
| sold some 900,000 copies in Germany and was a | modest best-seller abroad as well. |
| but failed to gain national attention, despite | modest critical acclaim including a recommendation fr |
| -influenced guitar sound, and saw them receive | modest critical acclaim in Britain's music press as w |
| This film met with | modest critical acclaim. |
| The poem itself was of a | modest literary achievement, but due to the young stu |
| anet Maslin in the New York Times wrote: "This | modest film actually covers a lot of ground... Love F |
| It is also noted that he was extremely | modest and addressed Tarfon as "my master". |
| til the death of Wallace in 1926 and in a more | modest form after that. |
| The resulting structure was much more | modest, modeled after a Renaissance palazzo. |
| She was returned in 2006 with a | modest swing against her. |
| "Airport Song" received | modest radio airplay, peaking at #35 on the Billboard |
| Peloso plays on the | Modest Mouse album "Good News for People Who Love Bad |
| buildings is featured as the album art for the | Modest Mouse album The Lonesome Crowded West. |
| lowing sentence: "The way of the wise is to be | modest, humble, alert, and intelligent; to endure inj |
| Despite having a pronounced wholesome, | modest, and almost sisterly aspect to her personality |
| The present | modest structure, altered in the 19th century, is tho |
| ructures are distinguished by their relatively | modest appearance, although at the time of their cons |
| Critics have likened their musical style to | Modest Mouse, although band members cite their influe |
| nce that time, the species seems to have had a | modest recovery, although the population has not yet |
| t materialise however and the route remained a | modest branch, although the LNWR did have to provide |
| has worked with Kings of Leon, Tom Waits, and | Modest Mouse among others. |
| than most free jazz groups) Last Exit found a | modest following among some more open-minded hardcore |
| She comes from a | modest background and dreamed of being a doctor but c |
| His | modest success and the encouragement of fellow writer |
| Fowler described Eschauer as coming from a | modest background, and stated that he had not receive |
| d fees low to accommodate faculty members with | modest incomes, and catering helped to make up the in |
| the final scene she can be seen with much more | modest attire and an inelegant car, continuing her wo |
| This effect has been described as | modest, variable, and often short-lived by the author |
| ing Lips, as well as playing opening slots for | Modest Mouse and Guided by Voices (which March would |
| The main figure is the Virgin Mary, with a | modest, reverential and emotional expression, lowered |
| The literary opus of Sigmund Zois, of | modest quality and little influence, includes many li |
| He was a | modest batsman and useful off-spinner of moderate pac |
| If the Sun Rises in the West] accomplishes its | modest directives and creates two characters we quick |
| gaining the admiration of his superiors by his | modest courage and remarkable calm, and the precision |
| Yves Duteil's wife's disease, still in a very | modest way and which brings a deep joy and belief in |
| asketball program in the 1970s from decades of | modest success and disinterest, and helped lay the fo |
| re down to well, still nice oilfields but of a | modest scale, and so I suppose the other discoveries |
| erred to by many as "cottages," owing to their | modest lot and construction size. |
| h therapist, Einar Dannevig, writes, "With his | modest appearance and infinite loyalty toward his fri |
| It was a | modest success and was the first of three charting si |
| d April 1888, and dedicated to the memories of | Modest Mussorgsky and Alexander Borodin, two members |
| white population was slowly increasing due to | modest immigration and British economic sanctions and |
| 1887, in Reading, Pennsylvania, to a family of | modest means and one of seven sons, Booz worked his w |
| dustrial centres of Canada and possesses but a | modest population and an even more modest industrial |
| The village has | modest commercial and social facilities including tou |
| It is a | modest salary and is in the five-figure range," and t |
| rds, Andrew Bird, Jon Langford, Johnny Marr of | Modest Mouse and the Smiths, Nan Warshaw co-owner of |
| , large quantities were required to cover even | modest areas and the weapon was easily disrupted by w |
| In this event the civil ceremony is a | modest affair and does not really take the form of a |
| The housing is primarily | modest 2- and 3-bedroom homes with a mix of early 190 |
| Protestant, free-land holding males, it was a | modest beginning, and their influence with the Britis |
| to critic Blake Lucas the film was made with a | modest budget, and yet the film is richly colored and |
| makers were Philip Wickham and Joseph Smith of | Modest Corner and many other cricket ball makers set |
| The album was a | modest success and was followed by further minor hits |
| e two streams running through the town: one at | Modest Corner; and three on the Southborough Bourne. |
| He was a | modest, proud and defiantly loyal man. |
| rold Bowman and the Perry brothers later built | modest lodging, and set up "touring services" in the |
| The club also boasts | modest changing and showering facilities |
| She was raised in | modest circumstances, and attended the University of |
| with a design that brings nature inside, using | modest materials and a flat roof. |
| ber of internationally touring acts, including | Modest Mouse and Bright Eyes. |
| Its | modest appearance and small size prompted architectur |
| Although a billionaire, he lives a | modest life and uses his wealth to give back to the c |
| Despite a quiet, | modest manner, and his politically moderate stance, h |
| called "decent entertainment," "a work of both | modest enchantment and enchanting modesty," and "mode |
| The band has built a | modest following and cult status based on TV, radio a |
| His daughter Louisa ("a | modest, reserved, and sensible girl") was asked to si |
| The house was built on a | modest budget and is an example of modular constructi |
| arrival in Seattle the family saved to open a | modest laundry and grocery store in the University Di |
| played in those months: his average was a very | modest 21 and he only twice reached fifty. |
| ers was a middle-order right-handed batsman of | modest attainments and a splendid close fieldsman. |
| hen returned to his country, playing with four | modest outfits, and retired in Spain in 2007, after t |
| He was born to a family of | modest means, and gravitated towards literature durin |
| Sumter's forces suffered relatively | modest casualties, and Sumter went on to successfully |
| The sage told the king that he had a very | modest claim and being a man of few material needs, a |
| 1896 was a | modest year, and, by 1898, it was clear that Martin w |
| The Clermont Town Hall is a | modest Queen Anne style building constructed in 1894. |
| e from the album, "Starts With Goodbye," was a | modest success; another song on the album, "All Over |
| ” (slim) because he was skinny and despite his | modest physical appearance, was a tough tackler and t |
| terized by classical details, fenestration and | modest interior appointments. |
| ng summer, also in the country, he signed with | modest A.C. Arezzo (third level), on a free transfer. |
| to stud at Claiborne Farm, Johnstown met with | modest success as a sire, producing winners of only s |
| e of the Aaron's birth his father was making a | modest living as a publican in Cambridge, Massachuset |
| r, along with wrestlers Tony Jones and Michael | Modest appeared, as they were having a tryout match w |
| It would prove to be a | modest success as the song became the Supremes' first |
| New York City to an Orthodox Jewish family of | modest means as the third of four sons. |
| Such works often became | modest best-sellers as published librettos, and indee |
| ersonality, who enjoyed some success in radio, | modest success as a singer, but phenomenal success as |
| From | modest beginnings as the son of a grocer in Stopsley |
| After the Union Gap was disbanded, Puckett had | modest success as a solo artist, mostly performing an |
| Peire rose from humble origins to | modest wealth, as indicated by his nickname ricas nov |
| hool at Ystrad Meurig later reverted to a more | modest status as a school for the village and for the |
| it, "Bloomfield has always taken pride in its | modest working-class aspirations and a lack of...uppe |
| ancestors and other Qutub Shahi kings but in a | modest grave at Khuldabad near Aurangabad. |
| He had to move to a more | modest house at 3 Cambridge Gate, Regent's Park. |
| he film opened on March 17, 2006, and it was a | modest success at the box office, grossing about $57 |
| After a | modest start at the 2011 TNT - Fortuna Meeting, he be |
| gh they are not perfectly stable, a relatively | modest effort at station keeping can allow a spacecra |
| Sauza's offerings have met with | modest success at international spirit ratings compet |
| Despite a | modest showing at number fifty-one on the pop singles |
| nary was marked in the New York area only by a | modest exhibit at Nassau County's suburban art museum |
| before closing, the packaging still included a | modest attempt at the extra objects, or feelies, that |
| 0s, A. T. and Ida Chapman Powers lived in this | modest house at the intersection of North Fairview St |
| ses..." "My mother always managed to have some | modest toy at the foot of the Christmas tree that my |
| They achieved only | modest success at first, but in 1971, everything chan |
| Despite critical acclaim, the film was only a | modest success at the box office, earning $32.4 milli |
| The film took in a | modest sum at the box-office following negative revie |
| Although he had a rather | modest career at the bat, Hahn did have some memorabl |
| of Louis I, Grand Duke of Baden, they lived a | modest life away from court, as Louis did not want th |
| They were of relatively | modest social background - several of them (Fowler, H |
| Michelsen worked himself up from the | modest social background. |
| of the industrialists of today have come from | modest agricultural backgrounds. |
| disappointing, with the field still yielding a | modest 46,000 barrels per day (7,300 m3/d) in the 3rd |
| ly a farming community, it has expanded into a | modest commuter base serving Worksop and Sheffield. |
| large multi-lateral or bi-lateral donors, and | modest community based programs struggle to find appr |
| One can see why HBO would gamble on such a | modest pickup based on the names attached. |
| This | modest film became a surprise hit in 1934, easily suc |
| House prices are high; a | modest three bedroom bungalow would be expected to re |
| It was originally built as a | modest two bedroomed house, to a design by architect |
| unlighted freeway segment of SR 67 gains some | modest elevation before finally rolling over a signif |
| y Thorsteinson had led Social Credit through a | modest rebirth before quitting that party in April 19 |
| As highway traffic replaced the railroads, a | modest recovery began and the community began growing |
| named to the committee, enhancing his formerly | modest influence behind the scenes. |
| It is a hill of | modest elevation, being of insufficient size to merit |
| dges (born May 20, 1931, Peru, Indiana), whose | modest demeanor belies her piano virtuosity and swing |
| pts, reviews and other memorabilia; to provide | modest annual Board-initiated grants in support of cu |
| locally for its conviviality and, despite its | modest size, boasts a great many clubs, societies and |
| Despite seemingly | modest credentials, Bolle set his mark upon his squad |
| The Magic Flute (1956), and Prince Shuisky in | Modest Mussorgsky's Boris Godunov (1957). |
| His own record was | modest in both batting and bowling, but he achieved h |
| intly leased the main line in 1862, whilst the | modest Knighton branch would eventually be extended r |
| , but the sources all agree that it was fairly | modest: the Bridlington Chronicle suggests a figure o |
| exploitation films, the movie was made with a | modest $600,000 budget and taught Scorsese how to mak |
| The brick structure was originally a | modest rectangular building until transepts were adde |
| Cloughjordan Methodist Church, Main St. (1875) | Modest church building with polychromic tiling. |
| The | modest wood building then known as Manjakamiadana ("W |
| House of Assembly met for the first time in a | modest wooden building at the corner of Argyle and Bu |
| Constructed in 1965, the observatory is a | modest brick building with a 16 inch Cassegrain refle |
| heatre rebuilt in a grand style after the more | modest original building burnt down in 1762. |
| ter budget allowed plans to be expanded from a | modest four-storey building into a 4,280 sq m structu |
| 1834-1836, is an exceptional illustration of a | modest public building designed in the Greek Revival |
| mills were erected on the grounds and inside a | modest exhibit building. |
| tch, the station had one short platform with a | modest station building. |
| consisted of a single concrete platform with a | modest concrete building. |
| , it had a considerable length of platform and | modest wooden buildings, plus an old NSR carriage use |
| Many | modest houses built in Britain in the 1920s and 1930s |
| ter World War II and originally contained many | modest freestanding bungalows built from asbestos cem |
| Elliotts, playing a man who tries to balance a | modest show business career with his home life. |
| Amestoy started a | modest sheep business and within a few years he parla |
| t of the deal, "Les Nouveaux Seigneurs", was a | modest success, but a lack of radio airplay hampered |
| It was a family of | modest means but studious inclinations; one of his th |
| unior team that year. 2 points in 7 games were | modest stats, but his defensive game improved dramati |
| The move was risky for a family of | modest means, but represented a fresh start. |
| aterwheel constructions had previously managed | modest lifts, but before the construction of the Arti |
| War (1971) met with only | modest success, but later that year, the band release |
| "He enjoyed a | modest independence, but the reason why he did not ev |
| Alley was a | modest hitter but an exceptionally steady shortstop w |
| In 1833 mining started in | modest dimensions but the real impetus to industrial |
| ed most of his career in Portugal, majorly for | modest clubs, but had a four-year first division spel |
| More | modest plans by the same architectural firm, then kno |
| He now earns a | modest living by singing and playing his guitar at on |
| brick building, surmounted by a cross, with a | modest residence by its side.' |
| [Amendment 2 is] a | modest attempt by seemingly tolerant Coloradans to pr |
| courses in the United States, it has staged a | modest revival by the late 2000s. |
| Clee parish church, and was supplementing his | modest income by playing in the local theatre and by |
| at would have to be high enough to allow for a | modest profit by new entrants. |
| lue of his stock went up to twelve pounds, and | modest success came gradually. |
| His | modest racing career left him with only a total caree |
| She had a | modest acting career, appearing in Alfred Hitchcock P |
| e in the 1880 FA Cup Final as well as having a | modest cricket career. |
| His vows meant that he owned only the most | modest of cars and in later years a frequent sight in |
| endently, two other groups have described only | modest nanomolar CB1 affinity for this compound (125n |
| There is also a | modest shopping centre on Fratton Road, called The Br |
| erested in conserving, as a historic site, the | modest 19th century Samuel Harrison House at 82 Third |
| t flint walls of the church survive, as do two | modest 14th century doorways that were part of the we |
| Ilderton Hall is a | modest 18th century country house at Ilderton, Northu |
| Before the | modest civil ceremony can be concluded, immigration a |
| rved Incarnation in the past 112 years and the | modest brick chapel has become a 5-acre (20,000 m2) c |
| They are hardworking, discreet, | modest, industrious, charitable, loyal, punctual, phi |
| n a Puritan tone (as confirmed by water as the | modest beverage choice). |
| Despite a | modest daily circulation of approximately 3,000 copie |
| A | modest two-room clapboard house first built around 17 |
| the face of death carries ... the weight of a | modest but combative ideological point". |
| It was very robust and economic with | modest performance compared to the competing Volkswag |
| Although they enjoyed only | modest success compared to contemporaries such as The |
| stood at approximately $20 million; relatively | modest in comparison to other private schools in the |
| tains single-family homes, but also contains a | modest, low-rise condominium complex called Emory Cha |
| Hsin Pei is often described in the order as | modest in conduct, showing self disciplinary skills a |
| In later life, he owned a | modest sized country estate in Stratton Strawless, No |
| d Hill above the house, was built in 1863 as a | modest two-storey country lodge, but was subsequently |
| Most of them were | modest bungalow-style Craftsman houses, but one - occ |
| The program would see | modest success, culminating with conference titles fo |
| The roof is a low gable topped by a | modest central cupola. |
| The combination of a | modest public debt and a large net foreign debt refle |
| In time, Mr. Bedi is able to build a | modest, but decent life for Radha and himself by taki |
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