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| Although they were | nominally a part of the Confederate States Army, all o |
| The mine is | nominally a joint venture, however it is managed by Ba |
| ble annually, in March, to the timar holder ( | nominally a sipahi) or to the tax-farmer (iltizam). |
| Guaimar was | nominally a vassal of Holy Roman Emperor Henry II, but |
| General Tran Van Don, | nominally a high-ranking general, but in a position wi |
| the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, | nominally a low-crime area. |
| He was re-elected in 1910 to what was | nominally a two year term, but all municipal officials |
| Tripoli, | nominally a subject of the Ottoman Empire, was practic |
| The 5 in (127 mm) 54-caliber gun was, | nominally, a rapid-fire mount capable of firing over 3 |
| While Operation Bikini was | nominally a WWII war movie, it shared a number of cast |
| of G. Philips support a theory that, though | nominally a guest, Baines was in fact a strict prisone |
| Battalion of the King's Liverpool Regiment ( | nominally a second-line battalion which contained a la |
| Although | nominally a part of the City of Norwich after 1875, fr |
| t by Pope Clement VIII: thus, as Ferrara was | nominally a Papal fief, the city was returned to the P |
| Hence Babur, though | nominally a Mongol (or Moghul in Persian language), dr |
| bania, Epirus, and Morea (Mani Peninsula was | nominally a part of Aegean Islands Province but Maniot |
| tes, to 3,864 for Republican George G. Brew ( | nominally a Progressive, but suspected of stalwart ten |
| The railway was | nominally a joint project, but was in reality complete |
| Holden is | nominally a right back but can also play as a centre b |
| the state in that era, Atkinson was at least | nominally a Democrat. |
| vember 1985 in England) is a defender who is | nominally a centre back but can play across the backli |
| Tincture of iodine, although | nominally a solution of elemental iodine in ethanol, a |
| n, marched against Odilo of Bavaria, who was | nominally a Frankish subject. |
| He is | nominally a member of the NSW Right and holds socially |
| 646, having returned to Roman Catholicism he | nominally abandoned on joining the Privy Council, and |
| On 19 February 2003, the new Divisions were | nominally abolished and the Territory returned to a si |
| r oral tradition, Echtrae Airt meic Cuinn is | nominally about Art, though the adventures of his fath |
| The combined area of the lake is | nominally about 55 square kilometres. |
| This protest was | nominally about the overall safety conditions of the s |
| Coins of the era however show that he still | nominally acknowledged the Samanid authority. |
| cede power to local dynastic emirs who only | nominally acknowledged their authority. |
| e sovereignty of the Vichy government, which | nominally administered France while accepting occupati |
| provide for the defence of Verona's borders, | nominally against the local Jacobins but in effect als |
| Nominally, Alcibiades's sexual partner in Caracci's en | |
| While the four G-boats were | nominally all of a class, they differed enough in sign |
| Though they are | nominally allies of the Race, they recognize the threa |
| eld it was one of the strongest teams in the | nominally amateur National Association of Base Ball Pl |
| As rex, Verica was | nominally an ally of Rome, so his exile gave Claudius |
| While | nominally an all-girls school, Burntwood does in fact |
| The remnants of the movement exists | nominally and no longer has the vibrant life that it h |
| ipalities: Botolan, Iba, Masinloc, Olongapo ( | nominally annexed to Subic 1913, re-established 1959, |
| nder the "President of the Council", who was | nominally answerable to both the President of the Repu |
| Nominally, Antonescu was Prime Minister and the role o | |
| the Deputy Chief Minister of the ACT is not | nominally appointed by an Administrator or Vice-Regal, |
| Nominally appointed by The Crown, the office-holder's | |
| he de facto rulers of Japan though they were | nominally appointed by the emperor. |
| tories, the Chief Minister of the ACT is not | nominally appointed by an Administrator or Vice-Regal, |
| Educated privately in Cambridge, Cooper was | nominally articled to his father, and joined him in hi |
| and 2007, respectively) are still operating | nominally as of 2009 after more than 10,000 orbits and |
| altar, via Bermuda, in August 1942 to refit, | nominally as part of 8th Flotilla. |
| d another couple), and presented Hughie as a | nominally asexual manchild. |
| hushek had returned to New York and was only | nominally associated with the Mathushek Piano Manufact |
| umes of the memoirs were splendidly printed, | nominally at Amsterdam, but really under Sully's own e |
| ability of the UK Parliament in Westminster, | nominally at will, to amend, change, broaden or abolis |
| f the Kingdom of Sweden, had been ruled as a | nominally autonomous part of the Russian Empire, the G |
| They quickly established a | nominally autonomous Communist Party of Georgia which, |
| those applications lost out to competitors' | nominally backed by the KM Group. |
| he consumption of alcohol in public is still | nominally banned, it is becoming increasingly availabl |
| e up the table in this article), which could | nominally be referred to as η Oph A, is actually only |
| ar II it was used in limited numbers despite | nominally being replaced by the Type 95 75 mm Field Gu |
| eded Bessarabia to Russia, despite that land | nominally belonged to their vassal Moldavia, which the |
| at Freddy's Cat is a fictional orange tomcat | nominally belonging to Fat Freddy Freekowtski, one of |
| Fernando Po, an island in the Gulf of Guinea | nominally belonging to Spain but which the British wer |
| Her port of registry was | nominally Berlin. |
| He remained | nominally bishop of ʿAqra during this period, but was |
| I think | nominally brings us close enough for me to let the cas |
| songs took part with the winner being chosen | nominally by a mix of an "expert" jury and televoting, |
| 1868 the counties had been covered, at least | nominally, by the Peeblesshire and Selkirkshire consti |
| election the county of Kinross was covered, | nominally, by Clackmannanshire and Kinross-shire, whic |
| tonation gives the stable fluorenyl "anion", | nominally C13H9−, which is aromatic and has an intense |
| Simon had a piece too which is | nominally called 'Off to Sleep', a nursery rhyme kind |
| This they held as governors (sometimes only | nominally, carrying out their own foreign policy) unde |
| Henry normally calls to task | nominally Catholic politicians who vote for abortion o |
| ecas gradually became sedentary, Catholic or | nominally Catholic, and peaceful. |
| d that 90 percent of Puerto Ricans were only | nominally Catholics while only 30 percent practiced th |
| t of the sports free of charge, students are | nominally charged for taking up swimming and skating. |
| Mitose was | nominally Chow's senior, but the true nature and exten |
| eek and Turkish parentage, and were at least | nominally Christian although some may have been practi |
| He strategized that many of these | nominally Christian boomers would return to a church t |
| There were also instances where | nominally Christian or Muslim inhabitants mixed elemen |
| an Cumbria (although the region was at least | nominally Christian), as indicated by several early ch |
| ng the press fitting-step, distortion of the | nominally circular valve seat surfaces such they devia |
| completely different type of locomotive was | nominally classified as being the solitary member of t |
| A | nominally coalition government was formed, with the In |
| In April and May 1918, the Fifth Army was | nominally commanded by General Sir William Peyton, but |
| ther defender of slavery before 1840, Harper | nominally conceded that slavery, at an abstract level, |
| Although the station is | nominally connected to and funded by Trent University, |
| The survey | nominally contained 40 current listings, except for oc |
| Hebrides, whilst Somerled's young sons would | nominally control the southern Inner Hebrides, Kintyre |
| for Iraq, created by the United Nations and | nominally controlled by the United States, with advice |
| erized as M on the diamond color scale; this | nominally corresponds to a faint yellow color, but the |
| Solrad 5B carries ion chambers | nominally covering the X-ray bands: 0.1-0.8 |
| Modern historians | nominally date its final composition to the Warring St |
| during World War II, Japan invaded Burma and | nominally declared Burma independent as the State of B |
| The lower stages of the rocket performed | nominally, delivering the upper stage and payload into |
| He was | nominally demoted to an assistant under Bob Pulford in |
| In sixth grade, | nominally different levels of math begin, as do the la |
| ng an incognito visit to London, Charles had | nominally disavowed Roman Catholicism for the Anglican |
| The Democratic-Republican Party was | nominally dominant, but in practice it was largely ina |
| e private lessons to the individual Beatles, | nominally due to their late arrival. |
| d on Mobile's far south side and is the only | nominally east-west road on Mobile's south side to com |
| The route is a | nominally east-west freeway for its entire length, and |
| onthly Magazine (owned by Henry Colburn, and | nominally edited by Thomas Campbell). |
| version of Visigothic King Reccared I in 587 | nominally eliminated it. |
| thair's eldest son Louis II of Italy, though | nominally Emperor upon the death of his father, had fa |
| lish and Puritan descent, but the family was | nominally Episcopalian. |
| oximately 5,000 members, including, at least | nominally, every member of the Polish Workers' Party. |
| Although the Coal and Iron Police | nominally existed solely to protect property, in pract |
| Mary Stuart is imprisoned in England - | nominally for the murder of her husband Darnley, but a |
| rd, to build on the UK-led Beagle 2 mission, | nominally for a 2007 launch on a Mars Express bus - le |
| iety of Canada's Lorne Pierce Medal in 1937, | nominally for his academic work. |
| Although | nominally for liturgical use, the motet has many featu |
| rs longer and was then concluded by a truce, | nominally for thirteen years, which proved the most du |
| The lake is | nominally freshwater, however salt springs in the area |
| regiment in Hampshire, England which existed | nominally from 1757 to 1853, as part of the reorganiza |
| In England, still | nominally governor, he was consulted by Lord North in |
| The government which he | nominally headed did proceed with the Mandurah Railway |
| Roy and the Walt Disney Company, then still | nominally headed by Eisner but, in fact, run by Eisner |
| ril 2007, his family (Most of the assets are | nominally held by Yang's second daughter, Yang Huiyan) |
| worship Menelaus still remained (though only | nominally) high priest. |
| in the story each occur in a setting that is | nominally historic, but really in the realm of fantasy |
| The rest of the flight proceeded | nominally, however by the time the second stage ignite |
| The king remained | nominally, if obtusely, head of the Irish state as a q |
| es as adherents of Catholicism; this is true | nominally if not in practice. |
| and compiled the definitive summary of this | nominally illegal but extensive phenomenon that includ |
| Although | nominally important, he was actually a peripheral figu |
| While | nominally in the U.A.E., the port is controlled by Ira |
| fectiveness in promoting and selling albums, | nominally in the field of classical music. |
| lationship) between other variables that are | nominally in a cause and effect relationship. |
| Oakgrove is a small district because it is | nominally in the same grid square as the Woolstones (t |
| Although | nominally in the same party, the Democratic-Republican |
| He is | nominally in charge of the club's youth development an |
| s the form of "a propulsive, one-chord vamp, | nominally in E major but with the flatted blue notes t |
| Halifax remains | nominally in the Cabinet as Ambassador to the United S |
| Henceforth, although | nominally in the same party, they appeared as politica |
| While | nominally included as one of the Island's three major |
| de and 45 degree oblique "bird's eye" views ( | nominally including 4 views at 90 degree viewpoint inc |
| of the UK's deep mines on economic grounds, | nominally including Tower. |
| In fact, while the company is | nominally incorporated in the United States, the compa |
| was forced to abdicate, but Norway remained | nominally independent within a personal union with Swe |
| German-occupied France in the north and the | nominally independent Vichy France in the south, so th |
| was forced to abdicate, but Norway remained | nominally independent and kept its Constitution with o |
| t-lived bimonthly newspaper published by the | nominally independent Committee for a Labor Party. |
| ands called bantustans, four of which became | nominally independent states. |
| the modern chonaikai, or jichikai which are | nominally independent voluntary associations, but whic |
| st, the Romans maintained the Atrebates as a | nominally independent client kingdom, acting as a buff |
| Crowhurst and Bexhill on 31 May 1902 by the | nominally independent Crowhurst, Sidley & Bexhill Rail |
| ioned off into the Transkei, one of the four | nominally independent Bantustans. |
| The Principality of Transylvania remained | nominally independent but was subjected to direct rule |
| Japan had, late in the war, created a | nominally independent Vietnamese government. |
| elarus National Republic was proclaimed as a | nominally independent state. |
| Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) is a | nominally independent organization which controls elec |
| Great Northern Railway in 1855 but remained | nominally independent until taken over by the London a |
| Ba Maw, the Prime Minister of the | nominally independent Burmese government, dissuaded th |
| The Japanese fleet was | nominally independent, but carried out operations unde |
| Although | nominally independent, its power was gone. |
| The East Somerset Railway, though | nominally independent, was controlled by the Great Wes |
| tractions of the "language" variety have but | nominally infiltrated this first book by Oakland poet |
| he first three stages of the rocket operated | nominally, injecting the fourth stage and payload into |
| The lower stages of the rocket operated | nominally, injecting the fourth stage and payload into |
| These schools became | nominally integrated late in the 20th century. |
| d credit union and bank "dividends" that are | nominally interest. |
| Nominally, it is used in biological experiments as a p | |
| China under the Kuomintang was unified only | nominally, it was also constantly preoccupied with fig |
| In such cases they remain only | nominally Jesuit, as they lose active and passive voic |
| Although | nominally Kings of France, de facto royal power had at |
| nner of the AFL Grand Final in 2005 was only | nominally larger at $250,000). |
| While Joseph | nominally led the French Army, his military adviser Ma |
| ubernatorial tenure, although belonging to a | nominally Left party, Rosinha nevertheless assumed the |
| Prostitution is | nominally legal in Lebanon. |
| uarantee, the fees are paid up front and are | nominally lower. |
| Gillquist grew up | nominally Lutheran. |
| Lend-Lease aid to the Soviet Union was | nominally managed by Stettinius. |
| feminine gender noun monas (μονάς / μονάδα), | nominally meaning "a unit", but in effect meaning a ba |
| atrician, although uncles to the emperor and | nominally members of the regency council, were largely |
| ws and demerits of the African non-Muslim or | nominally Muslim rulers. |
| Rinaldo, though | nominally neutral, sided secretly for Austria. |
| he was one of the Socialist nominees in the | nominally non-partisan Milwaukee Board of School Direc |
| be amended to make the office of Prosecutor | nominally non-partisan. |
| Although | nominally non-religiously affiliated, the crosses that |
| All regional variations of the DVD are | nominally NTSC. |
| t when she captured the French ship Dauphin, | nominally of 64 guns but armed en flute and so sailing |
| It is located | nominally on Newhall St. |
| is awarded by the Royal Astronomical Society | nominally once every two years for investigations of o |
| He was | nominally one of the three most powerful people in Alb |
| , the Western Aberdeenshire constituency was | nominally one of three covering the county of Aberdeen |
| new regime of Pinochet, he had already been | nominally open to Salvador Allende. |
| Finally, GSAS also | nominally oversees Ph.D. programs in Harvard's profess |
| umer electronics) and property developer who | nominally owns English Championship club Portsmouth Fo |
| w part of the National Collection, and while | nominally part of the National Railway Museum, it is a |
| Their island is | nominally part of and administered by the Indian Union |
| In the Edo period, it was | nominally part of Odawara Domain. |
| The film is | nominally part of the loosely connected In the Line of |
| ttalions based in the Middle East garrisons, | nominally part of the 8th Infantry Division. |
| r, would target the lunar south pole, and is | nominally planned for July 2015. |
| Roger Ebert gave the film a | nominally positive review, stating that the "This film |
| Though | nominally Presbyterian, services by Anglican and Metho |
| tismal views, some regard the church as only | nominally Presbyterian, nearer to the Baptist Church, |
| on, the state-run farms were reorganized and | nominally privatized. |
| kbeat EPs under the name of Old Skool Flava, | nominally produced by Darby and "H" Warren, label mana |
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