-
understand a society, the
oldest form of
social study. They
provide the
keenest insights into a group's
collective psyche,
reveal its
deepest values and...
- member, a
martial eagle named Anga who
replaces Ono's
position as the
keenest of
sight after Ono
temporarily loses his eyesight,
while he
gains a new...
-
inflicted upon the
unoffending Chinese by the
Russians naturally aroused the
keenest indignation. F. C.
Jones (1949). "Chapter XII –
Events in Manchuria, 1945–47"...
- and
utility over truth, and is
opposed by the
following attitudes: the
keenest self-criticism,
humble listening to the
whole of existence, the persistent...
- jobs; Moon, who
worked in the
sales department at
British Gypsum, had the
keenest interest in
turning professional. In
April 1964, aged 17, he auditioned...
-
kindest to his
people and
keenest to win fame. The
statement is clear,
except for the
final word, lof-geornest ('
keenest to s**** fame'),
which is two-edged...
- the two-tone ska
concert film
Dance Craze (1981), was
dedicated "to our
keenest fan,
Martin Allen, who
disappeared from King's
Cross Station 5th November...
-
garden at
Thorndon Hall, Es****, by
Robert James, Lord Petre,
among the
keenest gardeners of his generation, in 1739. His
gardener James Gordon was the...
- the "ships" and
several G-Wizes as "missiles", as they see who has the
keenest strategy to win. 6 6 "Happy
Finnish Christmas"
LeMans rivalry between Ford...
- with
excessive eagerness […] men, women,
girls and boys, all find
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