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CITAZIONI IN INGLESE CON «NEAR THING»
Citazioni e frasi famose con la parola
near thing.
A nuclear weapon of some dimension, whether it's actually a nuclear weapon, or a dirty bomb, or some kind of radiological device. Yes, I think it's probably a near thing.
10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «NEAR THING»
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near thing nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
near thing e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
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Near Thing for Captain Najork
Captain Najork has never quite got over the time that Tom beat him and his Hired Sportsmen at womble, muck and sneedball, so when he sees Tom hurtle past his window in a two-seater jam powered frog, he sets off in hot pursuit.
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Heidegger and Derrida: Reflections on Time and Language
The proximity of the near is not an other thing but the near thing, yet it isn't near.
58 The question of proximity or nearness of thought is in this passage being
metaleptically segmented and resegmented, and in this way Derrida goes even
further ...
Knear Lmiss noun [C usually singular] hitk 1 (also near thing) a situationinwhich
something almosthits something else: A Boeing 747 was involved in a near miss
with a private aircraft just south of San Francisco. * That was a near miss - we ...
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Apparitions--of Derrida's Other
“The thing” certainly may be close by or near, but proximity itself can never be
said to be near: “The proximity of the near is not an other thing but the near thing,
nothing other than the near thing [n'est pas autre chose que la chose proche], but
it ...
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Harrap's essential English Dictionary
E> phrases 1 If you say that some incident was a near thing you mean that it was
almost a disaster or accident: The bus swerved in time, but it was a near thing. [
compare a near miss at miss] 2 Something that is the case near enough, or as ...
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Spiritual Psychology: The Fourth Intellectual Journey in ...
If it does not depend on the nearness, and its effect does not differ by the
difference in the levels of nearness, then it would entail that its effect on the near
thing is like its effect on the distant thing, [in which case] for that body there will
not be ...
Muḥammad ibn Ibrāhīm Ṣadr al-Dīn Shīrāzī, 2008
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Diccionari UB: anglès-català
... punt de plorar, el vaig deixar sol -»a near thing cosa salvada a l'ultim moment,
pels pels: she won the race, but it was a near thing • ha guanyat la carrera pels
pels -$as near as damn it BrE col-loq si fa no fa: the repairs will cost 500 pounds,
...
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A Collection of Confusible Phrases
Soho is the nearest thing in Central London to a red light district. very near thing,
a - I. a dangerous situation that a person just manages to avoid: The list of what
could have gone badly wrong is a long one. It was certainly a very near thing. 2.
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Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary
3 not nearly enough much less than you want or need: There's not nearly enough
food for all these people! ,near 'miss noun [C usually singular] hit© 1 (also near
thing) a situation in which something almost hits something else: A Boeing747 ...
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Adventures of Richard Hannay: The Thirty-Nine Steps, ...
It looks as if it would be a near thing, sir.' 'It won't be a near thing. It's an absolute
black certainty. My fellows can't carry on as they are another day. Great God, they'
ve had a fortnight in hell! Find me more men or we buckle up at the next push.
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «NEAR THING»
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near thing nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Just A Thought Or Two
... for a long year and if you read history— real history—not some of the nonsense I've glimpsed this week—you'll see what a near thing it was. «Millbury-Sutton Chronicle, lug 15»
Step aside, NASA - the idiots of earth want their say
But it was a near thing. What should be been a peaceful fly-by, unhindered by the all-consuming silence of outer space, turned out to be rudely ... «Daily Mail, lug 15»
Bridge bump-outs are budgeted
In Kennebunk, however, the decision was a near thing, passing on a split 4-3 decision, June 23. Where's the story? PointsMentioned Map ... «Mainely Media, lug 15»
We've seen Dr Jekyll. Can Cork conceal Mr Hyde?
On top of convincing the country that this near thing was more than a reflex reaction to being repeatedly kicked by friend and foe, there are ... «Irish Examiner, lug 15»
Victoria Little League teams begin road to Williamsport
Niketas coached Beacon Hill to a near thing at the 2014 B.C. championship, leading South Vancouver 3-0 in the fourth inning of the provincial ... «Times Colonist, lug 15»
Alashkert 1 St Johnstone 0: Saints suffer defeat in Armenia
After Saints' near thing, one for Alashkert swiftly followed. Brian Easton failed to clear a cross and when the ball dropped to Siarhei Usenia, ... «Aysor, lug 15»
Gauging China's Odds Of SDR Inclusion
So it's a near thing, and it's easy to imagine political maneuvering being the final push one way or the other. The Morgan Stanley report ... «ValueWalk, giu 15»
Wales v Belgium: Hosts petrified by 57-year hoodoo
... when Scotland once again denied them with a suspect penalty decision, all the way to 1993, and on to a near thing in 2001 and beyond. «Telegraph.co.uk, giu 15»
Ottawa's all right … the economy isn't
It was a near thing, but he managed to make both columns come close enough to balance to pay for the 'family tax cut' package that's at the ... «iPolitics.ca, giu 15»
A More Perfect Union
In both cases the struggle was a near thing, but the dynamics were quite different. In New York, the Anti-Federalists, led by Gov. George Clinton ... «Wall Street Journal, mag 15»
