- In law,
dissolution is any of
several legal events that
terminate a
legal entity or
agreement such as a marriage, adoption, corporation, or union. Dissolution...
- his
notion that the "Lost Generation"—considered to have been decadent,
dissolute, and
irretrievably damaged by
World War I—was in fact
resilient and strong...
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addiction might cost him his
career or even his life. His
status as 'a
dissolute, guilt-ridden, self-pitying boozer' was
undoubtedly one of the main reasons...
- debaucheries, and
denounced Catiline's
senatorial sympathizers as
roguish and
dissolute debtors clinging to
Catiline as a
final and
desperate hope.
Cicero demanded...
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minority of her son
Michael III, who was said to have been
introduced to
dissolute habits by her
brother Bardas. When
Michael ****umed
power in 856, he became...
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among men. GPI was
originally considered to be a type of
madness due to a
dissolute character, when
first identified in the
early 19th century. The condition's...
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disintegration due to the
cleavage between the poor m****es and the wealthy,
dissolute upper cl****. The
decay affected both
Judah and
Israel ... High minded...
- condition,
settling in the slum of Lambeth,
where once
again he took up a
dissolute life.
Haunted by his paranoia, he
fatally shot a man
named George Merrett...
-
Insanity in
Ancient and
Modern Life, with
chapters on its
prevention is a
medical book
written by the
English physicist and
practical worker in medicinal...
- buraiha, the
school of
irresponsibility and decadence) were a
group of
dissolute writers who
expressed the
aimlessness and
identity crisis of post-World...