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flashed before their eyes,
learned subservience as naïvely, but not so
creditably, as
little children learn to read by
looking at
bright picture books....
-
Confederate Army, and are now
landowners and taxpayers.
Those men
served creditably, and it
would be
unjust and
disgraceful to embarr**** them in this way...
-
Cleveland biographer Allan Nevins, "the cleanest, quietest, and most
creditable in the
memory of the post-war generation", in part
because Harrison's...
-
further remarking on Pitt's
ability to turn in a "determined, energetic,
creditable job" as the detective.
Seven earned $327 million at the international...
- expeditions, or who have
fulfilled specific service requirements in a
creditable manner.
Service medals are
sometimes also
campaign medals. Two of the...
-
begin to decline.
After finishing as
league runners-up in 1959–60 and a
creditable third-place
league finish in
Tottenham Hotspur's 'double'-winning season...
- time they have had "
creditable coverage"
before enrolling in the plan and
after any "significant breaks" in coverage. "
Creditable coverage"
includes nearly...
-
place on the table. In the 2018–19
Serie A season,
Bologna finished in a
creditable 10th
position on the table. Over the next
three seasons,
Bologna continued...
-
three years are not
typically creditable towards a
Reserve Good
Conduct Medal,
although such
periods are
typically creditable for the
active duty equivalent...
- two
stars out of four. He
criticized Williams for
spoiling an
otherwise creditable dramatic performance by
occasionally veering into his
onstage comedian's...
