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Counterblast is a 1948
British thriller film
directed by Paul L.
Stein and
starring Robert Beatty,
Mervyn Johns and Nova Pilbeam. It was made by British...
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Counterblaste to
Tobacco is a
treatise written by King
James VI of
Scotland and I of
England in 1604, in
which he
expresses his
distaste for tobacco...
- by
Canadian communications theorist Marshall McLuhan, who
stated in
Counterblast (1954): "The
media are not toys; they
should not be in the
hands of Mother...
- Arwā bint Ḥarb (Arabic: أروى بنت حرب),
better known as Umm Jamīl (Arabic: أم جميل), was an aunt of the
Islamic prophet Muhammad who is
mentioned in the...
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Round the
Horne is a BBC
Radio comedy programme starring Kenneth Horne,
first transmitted in four
series of w****ly
episodes from 1965
until 1968. The show...
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Jennifer (July 10, 2020). "An Open
Letter on Free
Expression Draws a
Counterblast". The New York Times.
Retrieved July 12, 2020. Roberts,
Mikenzie (July...
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first ten
years of his life, Les Mots (The Words). The book is an
ironic counterblast to
Marcel Proust,
whose re****tion had
unexpectedly eclipsed that of...
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Contemporary British History (1996) 10#4 pp 1–34.
Martin Schaad, "Plan G – A "
Counterblast"?
British Policy Towards the
Messina Countries, 1956",
Contemporary European...
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playing to his "fretful features"; in Paul L. Stein's 1948
thriller film
Counterblast, he pla****
Doctor Bruckner the
Beast of Ravensbruck, an
escaped ****...
- of
Laurie Lee's
memoir Cider with
Rosie by
suggesting an
astringent counterblast might be
found by "looking for an old copy of
Stella Gibbons's Cold Comfort...
