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Taken
by storm: the troubled science, policy, and politics ...
From Chapter 10 of Taken by Storm : 'It is understandable that people think only a handful of 'marginal' critics have doubts {about global warming}.
Christopher Essex, Ross McKitrick,
2008
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Tyronis thesaurus: or, Entick's Latin-English dictionary, ...
Expugnatus, a, um. pt. vanquished, won by assault, taken by storm. Expugnax,
acis. adj. acior, comp. powerful in subduing, strong. Expugno, are. act. 1. to take
by storm, or assault, sack, conquer, subdue, overcome, vanquish, gain, or win
over, ...
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New Zealand Māori Word Encyclopedia
pérohe (also:tosurmund,roenclose) To beset in great numbers / *To surround ohu
To try to take by storm / To assault taiapu To storm / To take by assault (of a
fortress) pfthoro To close in on / To fight akitu Coming to close quarters / Joining ...
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Constructive exercises for teaching the elements of the ...
stay, v., re-mane-, man-s-, man- so-. steward, villico-. stick, s., baculo- m. and n.,
ba- cillo-. stir up, ex-sus- cita-. stone, laptd-, saxo- (rock) n. storm (take by storm),
v., ex- pugna-. story (of a building), tabulato-,n. strange (unusual), in-usitato-.
S. t>. t. to take by storm (a fort) ( - Storm-beaten a. Storm-belt n. Storm-bound o. ( *
UM$«1 ) «t "»• Storm-card «. "*• Storm-centre «. m^oJMl g^T i^ »>• ^ (fig-, subject
&c. upon which agitation or diaturbane is concentrated 4\\-3\ T m, eiil^ o5 ...
Nilakantha Babaji Ranade,
1996
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Constructive Latin exercises
storm (take by storm), v., ex- pugna-. story (of a building), tabulate, ». strange (
unusual), In-usitato-. strange, n8vo- (new, no comparative). strangeness, novi-tat-
. stranger, s., pSregtino-, ad-vg- na-, hospgt-. stratagem, ration-. stretch, stretch
out, ...
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Historical Destiny and National Socialism in Heidegger's ...
Sturmer was another name for those soldiers who — as in Langemarck and
Verdun — ran out of their trenches in order to erstiirmen, to take by storm, the
lines of the enemy. Of course, the editors and readers of Der Stiirmer used this
name to ...
still, tamen, adv. stir up, concito, 1, tr.; sollicito, 1, tr. stone, saxum, I. storm,
expugno, 1, tr.; oppugno, 1, tr.; take by storm, expugno, 1, tr. storm, tempestas,
tempestatis. strain, contentio, contentionis. strange, mirus, a, um. strength, vires,
vlrium, ...
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American English Idiomatic Expressions in 52 Weeks: An Easy ...
... stand on something (AUTH) 313 take a trip (LOC) 384 take advantage of (SAT)
379 take after (SIM) 371 take back (ERR) 368 take by storm (ACH) 349 take by
storm (AG) 321 take care of (ACH) 349 take care of (AG) 331 take down (COMM)
...
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Practical Introd. to Latin Prose Composition
See 492. take by storm, expugnare. take in good part, boni consulere, 185. take
away, adimere, eximere. See 385, o (em, empt) : eripere (dat. of pers.). take
measures against, consulere in (ace). take cruel measures against, crudeliter in ...
Thomas Kerchever Arnold,
1849