10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNVARYINGLY»
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unvaryingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Real Knockouts: The Physical Feminism of Women's Self-Defense
If aggression is seen as corrupt and unvaryingly dangerous, then women's
cultivation of it must be ignoble. In her advice to battered women based on her
study of several hundred of them, Bowker (1986, 28) notes that counterviolence,
...
2
A History of the Reign of Queen Anne
We know that the orders from Versailles to the commanders were unvaryingly to
fight the enemy, and as unvaryingly that the obstacles to that were insuperable.
At last the minister of war, Chamillard, was despatched by King Louis to see the ...
The cause of our exceptional climate is our unvaryingly cold ocean, which, unlike
all other tropical seas, steadily maintains a temperature at from 50 degrees in
winter to 70 degrees in summer. This temperature is unvaryingly produced by a ...
4
Berlin Silver Commission, 1894: Proposals Submitted and ...
Mexico pays unvaryingly her coinage price for silver; whether silver in Europe is
at lOd. or (JOd. has absolutely no influence on the Mexican production. As
regards nearly half the entire silver production, namely, in all the countries which
have ...
Arthur Adolf graf von Posadowsky-Wehner, 1895
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The Church of England pronounced heretical, by the promoters ...
And now, after the proceedings instituted by the apostle himself had been
observed unvaryingly for 1800 years by the entire church, were they to be told
that it was a mere idle form, and that it ought, in fact, to be rejected and despised?
Clericus M.A., Cantab, pseud, 1848
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The Popular Science Monthly
He would do it so infallibly, so unvaryingly, and under such every-day conditions,
that the non-recognition of his possession of a special faculty would be out of the
question. But is there any theosophist to-day who, as theosophist, can claim to ...
7
Official gazette of the United States Patent Office
... the one section having an inward swage producing thereon at the edge of the
section an inset sealing-strip fitting snugly within the second section, whereby to
join the two together without disturbing tbe unvaryingly-uniform diameter of tho ...
United States. Patent Office, 1902
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United States Congressional serial set
Mexico pays unvaryingly her coinage price for silver; whether silver in Europe is
at 10d. or 60d. has absolutely no influence on the Mexican production. As
regards nearly half the entire silver production, namely, in all the countries which
have ...
9
The Magazine of Wall Street and Business Analyst
Just as the ideal investment would show to the investor a regularly increasing
return so the ideal industry for investment purposes would be one which,
regardless of general conditions in business, would proceed on an unvaryingly
prosperous ...
10
Honey, Olives, Octopus: Adventures at the Greek Table
While Yorgos Babounis's kefalotyri will vary from season to season, batch to
batch, the Graviera of Naxos is meant to be unvaryingly consistent, and
unvaryingly delicious. It's wonderful cheeseithe Greek equivalent of Gruyere,
really. Good and ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNVARYINGLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
unvaryingly is used in the context of the following news items.
Grand Haven leaders look to create consistency for official city map
McCaleb noted that unvaryingly calling it an avenue or street helps people know if they are traveling east/west or north/south within the city. “I think that ... «Grand Haven Tribune, Jul 15»
Alice Anderson: Memory Movement Memory Objects review – a …
The transformations are more or less dramatic, but Anderson's method is unvaryingly simple, not to say primitive: each object has been wound about, over and ... «The Guardian, Jul 15»
Proms 2015: First Night of the Proms, Royal Albert Hall, review …
The delicately musing middle movement felt perfunctory, and the stormy last movement too unvaryingly driven in tone. • Proms 2015: 10 concerts not to miss. «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 15»
National Security Are We Doomed to Repeat the Past?
These include the lesson of hubris — that is, a leader will unvaryingly become politically blind when arrogance and pride take over — as well as the lesson that ... «Patriot Post, Apr 15»
Most Goa Tourists are Russians and what it takes to have them …
Ask any of them how business has been this season and the answer is unvaryingly "bad". "The Russians didn't come this time. Most of the tourists to Goa these ... «eTurboNews, Apr 15»
Poison-pen sequel to two famous writers at Brighton crammer
His letters home speak of the “unvaryingly barbarous wind”, of torrential rain and blizzards. Sussex Tutors was at 55 Marine Parade. He calls the headmaster ... «Brighton & Hove Independent, Apr 15»
A law will never end conflict at the US-Mexico border
It was an abrupt border between two homogeneous areas, uniformly safe on the one side, unvaryingly dangerous on the other, without any gradation. I always ... «Quartz, Oct 14»
Lady Gaga tears it up during her return to MGM Grand
This isn't to focus on Gaga's more salacious qualities, though the pop artist is an unvaryingly sultry and stylish performer. But wearing out her attire is another ... «Las Vegas Sun, Aug 14»
Michael Deacon: the doglike charm of David Beckham
But instead we had to make do with the company of her unvaryingly pleasant husband and his unvaryingly pleasant friends. Ninety minutes watching Beckham ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 14»
Gilmore winner Blechacz makes a powerful yet disappointing …
Yet ultimately, as with most of the program's selections, the playing felt too unvaryingly loud. There was a slight dip in volume for the repeats yet little charm or ... «Chicago Classical Review, Apr 14»
