10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INUREDNESS»
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inuredness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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American Federation of Railroad Workers. trating any lowering of prices through
the relations of supply and demand. We now come to another psychological thing
to think about. Let us call it inuredness to high prices. For many years you have ...
American Federation of Railroad Workers, 1917
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The American Marine Engineer
men of the crews. Although experience and certain skill, discipline, good eyesight
, and inuredness to the sea is necessary to make an able-bodied seaman, even
an ordinary seaman, and other countries as well as our own require a certain ...
The very worst thing would be to settle down in our inuredness and stop
struggling. E hear talk of patriotism at every turn. The papers are full of it. Now
even good shows wave the flag, where formerly . that was left only to bolster up a
weak play ...
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History of Greek Culture
Their central ethical proposition was that virtue was teachable and lasting, and
that the foremost virtues were frugality, disdain of pleasures, and inuredness to
discomfort. The good is hardship, said Antisthenes; to everything else he was ...
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The Origins of Nazi Violence: By Enzo Traverso ; Translated ...
... de Tocqueville, Alexis, 5 death dehumanization of, 24, 27 as factory product,
83–84 inuredness to, 90–92 serialization of, 27, 45 Declaration of the Rights of
Man and Citizen, 16 Decline of the West, The(Spengler), 132–133 Germany (cont
.) ...
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Thinking Through Art: Reflections on Art as Research
The effect of inuredness widely experienced by those susceptible to the
pornography of the all-too-visible is implicitly described by Warhol as a fatal
syndrome which affects general critical ability; a syndrome which produces social
corpses at ...
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Euthanasia of a Mission: African Church Autonomy in a ...
... was a marked failure in the very area that everyone considered an advantage:
namely, his inuredness to the African climate. He suffered "several sharp attacks
of fever" soon after his arrival, and was continually handicapped by poor health.
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Sin and the Calvinists: Morals Control and the Consistory in ...
These were often cases of lesser shortcomings aggravated by recidivism,
inuredness to con- sistorial directives, or an unwillingness to submit to correction.
A baker and his spouse were suspended until they settled their quarrel with
another ...
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The Edinburgh Companion to Twentieth-century Literatures in ...
There was in them, he believed, a mulish inuredness to disaster, which would
allow them to resist the Nazi strategy of forcing surrender through terror by air. At
the same time, however, they also demonstrated an equally beast-like inability to
...
Brian McHale, Randall Stevenson, 2006
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INUREDNESS»
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inuredness is used in the context of the following news items.
Insecurity, Corruption Bane of Africa's Underdevelopment - Obasanjo
... of despondency, to a lack of adaisical attitude and a general inuredness that makes us all look away from even the most outrageously corrupt ... «AllAfrica.com, Jan 13»
