10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «UNCONTROLLEDLY»
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uncontrolledly dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
uncontrolledly et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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The Aesthetics of Grammar: Sound and Meaning in the ...
Table 3.3 Monosyllabic: gel 'to sit' VOICE ASPECT VERBAL NOUN Perfective
Imperfective Base gal 'sit' glgal [gelgol] 'sit' glnal [gslnol] ~ nlgal (completed act) (
incomplete act) [nelgol] 'a sitting' Middle gagal 'Sit' (uncontrolledly, gnagal ...
Jeffrey P. Williams,
2013
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Sailors and saints: or matrimonial manœvres
Nature vindicated that sway which she uncontrolledly exercises at times, as well
over the stoutest hearts as feebler spirits : and a gush of scalding brine traced his
burning cheeks, and kindly relieved his proud bursting heart. Strange as it may ...
William Nugent Glascock,
1829
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Leading to the 2003 Iraq War: The Global Media Debate
Just as our modernity uncontrolledly creates otherness, so it is uncontrolledly
creating the immediate past-history—even as it claims to stabilize history and
unify the world.1 His statement rings particularly true in conjunction with the
events ...
Alexander G. Nikolaev, Ernest A. Hakanen,
2006
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The Law Journal: Consisting of Original Communications on ...
To have said that the people should enjoy uncontrolledly the power, or a branch
of the power, of legislation, and to assert, at the same time, that the other
branches ought to possess a negative upon the exercise of that power, would
have been ...
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Akrasia in Greek Philosophy: From Socrates to Plotinus
For Socrates used completely to resist the idea, on the grounds that there was no
such thing as behaving uncontrolledly; no one, he would say, acts contrary to
what is best while grasping that he is doing so, but only because of ignorance.
Christopher Bobonich, Pierre Destrée,
2007
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A new and complete dictionary of the English and German ...
Uncontrolledly, t'm-krm Uncon tro verted, un-kSn- trô-vër-téd , a. unbeflrítten,
nnange fpditett. Unconversable, fin-kön- vri'sa-b!, a. f. Inconversable.
Unconvereant, Un-k8n-v3r- кап! , a. nicht vertraut, unbetann (""* te.). Unconverted
, un-kör-ver- t r ...
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Minority Cultures of Peninsular Malaysia: Survivals of ...
... (completed) 'sit' (uncompleted) ba-gelgal 'currently sitting' gelnal, nelgal 'a
sitting' Middle gagal ba-gagal 'currently seated' (uncontrolledly) ganagal 'an
uncontrolled sitting' 'sit' (uncontrolledly or all together at once) Causative tergal
tarelgal ...
Mohd. Razha b. Hj. Abd. Rashid, Wazir-Jahan Begum Karim,
2001
She did not' speak—be.yond, here and there, an involuntary exclamation; but'I
could see that she let her' feelings take more uncontrolledly' the direction 'of the .
moment—and, also, that that direction was towards me.' “ When we were about to
...
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Plutarch's Lives: Translated from the Greek
Cleomenes in the mead time brought his Army up to the very Walls, apd having
uncontrolledly-spoiled the Country, and insulted-over his Enemies, drew off
towards Sparm. (fl- In the Beginnsng of the in his Pus/sage, but with great
PruSprmg, ...
Plutarch, André Dacier, John Dryden,
1727
The lady never takes advantage of the just homage bestowed on her; she never
asserts herself; her good breeding is so absolute that she would not be
uncontrolledly familiar with her nearest and dearest, and her thoughts are all for
others.
2 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «UNCONTROLLEDLY»
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uncontrolledly est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
The world's first entirely 3D-printed gun has been made
How many american citizens are murdered every year on US territory by your heavily and uncontrolledly armed fellow US citizens ?. Compare the gun-murder ... «ExtremeTech, mai 13»
Geography in the News: Iconic Route 66, An Adventure
Like all things that grow uncontrolledly, Route 66 became congested in most of the towns and cities through which it passed. Although the business community ... «National Geographic, mars 13»