10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNSALABLY»
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unsalably in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unsalably and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
... UNSAFE UNSAFELY UNSAFETIES UNSAFETY UNSAID UNSAINTLY
UNSALABLE UNSALABLY UNSALARIED UNSALTED UNSALVAGEABLE
UNSAMPLED UNSANCTIFICATION UNSANCTIFICATIONS UNSANCTIONED
UNSANITARY ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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... UNMÄNNTSH UNMIXEDLY UNMOVABLY UNORDERLY UNPENNIED
UNPITYING UNPLEATED UNPOLICED UNPROVOKE UNQUIETLY
UNREALISM UNRELAXED UNRIPENED UNSALABLY UNSCYTHED
UNSHAPELY UNSHUTTER ...
An unemployed Chinese factory worker, Dan Dong masquerades as a journalist in order to gain invitations to free state-sponsored, gourmet banquets, but, in his guise, he is drawn into the middle of a conspiracy and scandal that leads from ...
TO EVERY MILES LABORATORIES CUSTOMER Stricken by the Floods WE
OFFER THIS IMMEDIATE AID Druggists Short of Merchandise May Order from
Wholesaler, and Ship Unsalably Damaged Goods to Us — Replacements Will Be
...
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Daily Summary of Japanese Press
... that "The strange Japanese commercial tactics, whereby the prices, which are
unsalably high on the home market, are reduced for exports, should be met with
the Ant i -Dumping Act." Why Doesn't Japan Import More Manufactured Goods?
United States. Embassy (Japan), United States. Embassy (Japan).
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A New English-German and German-English Dictionary: German ...
Unverjährbar, Unvcrjährltch, a. without disguise, openly, imprescriptible.
UnverjáOrt, a. not antiquated, not forfeited by prescription ; without prescription.
Unverfäufltd), a. not to be sold, not salable. ad. unsalably. — fett,/, want of sale.
Unvcrfauft ...
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Books and publishers: commerce against culture in postwar ...
Authors who seemed unsalably (if not actually unpublishably) original and
experimental become classics. The works of Virginia Woolf, who earned very little
in her early years as a writer, are now respectable examination texts, and
Sigmund ...
Michael Lane, Jeremy Booth, 1980
His sculpture presents a real cultural paradox: it is created from scrounged
materials with little or no financial backing, and at the same time it is unsalably
monumental. It must be made where it will sit, the way a building is made. The
idea of ...
Briton Hadden, Henry Robinson Luce, 1971
Somehow, the America managed to miss pick-ups from fishermen known to sell
to the independents; also, fish consigned to the independents was inexplicably
stacked against the boiler-room bulkhead, arriving unsalably fragrant.
"That figure is still unsalably high compared with rail freight costs of something
less than a cent per ton mile and, in the case of the vast bulk of freight, something
less than a half cent per ton mile." This illuminating statement would indicate that
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NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNSALABLY»
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unsalably is used in the context of the following news items.
Out of the Box
... insistence on efficient use of space, but by the advent of the McMansion era, despite its architectural pedigree, it merely seemed quaintly, and unsalably, tiny. «New York Times, Sep 12»
