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horns and a long
shaggy coat. It is a
hardy breed, able to
withstand the
intemperate conditions in the region. The
first herd-book
dates from 1885; two types...
- they
became dubbed the "Three Amigos".
McCain acknowledged having said
intemperate things in
years past,
though he also said that many
stories have been...
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become stiff-necked, and
discard the laws of nature,
pursuing a
great and
intemperate indulgence of gluttony, and drinking, and
unlawful connections; for not...
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Corinthians about women not
making any
sound during worship as "Paul's
intemperate outburst that
women should be
silent in the churches". Women, in fact...
- On
March 13, 2017, he was
fined $10,000 by the NBA for
using racially intemperate language in an
interview following the Warriors' loss to the Minnesota...
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asked for a War Poem" "Politics" "A
Prayer for My Daughter" "Remorse for
Intemperate Speech" "The Rose of Battle" "The Rose-Tree" "Sailing to Byzantium" "September...
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United States and
Malaysia as follows: "Despite
sometimes blunt and
intemperate public remarks by
Prime Minister Mahathir, U.S.-Malaysian cooperation...
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ceremonies for the
German relief force, in a
speech included an
impromptu but
intemperate reference to the Hun
invaders of
continental Europe,
which would later...
- from a
Cleveland law firm when told his
prospective partner was of "
intemperate and licentious" re****tion. In 1873,
after Chase's death,
Garfield appealed...
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power to
prevent them. He
placed the
blame for the
crisis solely on "
intemperate interference of the
Northern people with the
question of
slavery in the...
