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active in the mid-nineteenth century. Its
initiation rites parodied more
staid fraternal orders such as the Freemasons. The
origins of the Sons of Malta...
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network of
reporters and
contracts with
Reuters to
provide world service. The
staid old
papers retained their loyal clientele because of
their concentration...
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extremely discontented at the loss of Spain, and as a result, he
mimicked the
staid Spanish Habsburg court ceremonial,
adopting the
dress of a
Spanish monarch...
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Microsoft is
officially rechristening the platform, and with a more
staid name:
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share Windows Threshold...
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melodies were
sonically monotonous and "
staid", but
others argued that the
minimalistic approach complemented Swift's...
