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Canadian Patent Office Record
... outwardly extending sealing face portion spaced axially from said threaded
length by an unthreaded length of less diameter than the external diameter of the
threaded length, a continuous, resilient, resistingly deformable metal sealing ring
...
Canada. Patent Office, 1962
2
The Philosophy of Human Life. Being an Investigation of the ...
... within our immediate vision the very spot where our comrades have
disappeared, utterly regardless of the warning voice sent forth from below, we
tread with confidence the same rotten plank, and sink resistingly to the same
common doom.
3
Rise and Fall of the Confederacy: The Memoir of Senator ...
Those events seemed to stupify the public mind, and to prepare the people to
submit non resistingly to the final events which were to follow and complete the
catastrophe of the grand tragedy which for four years had been performed before
the ...
Williamson Simpson Oldham, Clayton E. Jewett, 2006
4
Faulkner and psychology
Yet if his extraordinary narrative power can and does reproduce the dichotomous
structures of war and gender, as I have argued here, then we need to read his
stories resistingly. Jean Bethke Elshtain argues, finally, that as long as mimesis is
...
5
Never in Anger: Portrait of an Eskimo Family
The thin layer of ice that glazed their turfing quickly melted, so that instead of
slipping smoothly over the surface we ground resistingly forward, sullying the
snow with a trail of two parallel brown lines. Moreover, the snow itself was no
longer ...
6
Whiteness in the Novels of Charles W. Chesnutt
... than his literary predecessor, Uncle Julius McAdoo of the Conjure Woman
stories, French is aware of the need to fend off the romantic vision of slavery
popularized through plantation mythology. French resistingly thinks, "How easy ...
7
A Selection of Eulogies: Pronounced in the Several States, ...
... or of gratitude ; and that therefore no power on earth had a right to stand up
resistingly between them and constitutional independence. And they were the
sons of persecuted puritans, who could appeal from the tribunal of human laws to
a ...
8
The Expansion of England: Race, Ethnicity and Cultural History
Second, the working class is resistingly involved in its own being made. Third,
forms of rule—features of state formation—are equally made and making... In
these years, the Great Arch is finally finished, many of the bricks marked by the
graffiti ...
Bill Schwarz, School of English and Drama Bill Schwarz, 2005
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Khasi English Dictionary
Khek, ad. abruptly, suddenly ; [as, u ieng khek ] Khengkhcng. ad. resistingly ; [as,
" upyn-eh khengkheng."] Khein, v. to break ; to reckon, to value ; to have a regard
for; to care. Khein-ba'n khili, v. to propitiate the evil-spirits , (see khein ksu id).
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The Cambridge Companion to British Romantic Poetry
The conventional gender drama of Oberon's facilitating seduction of Maria is
resistingly reversed in its being Juno, not Jupiter, whose cup is filled by
Ganymede (Rosalind's disguise identity in another Shakespeare play). This is
lyric writingwith ...
James Chandler, Maureen N. McLane, 2008
