The Quarterly Review, Volume 291William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1953 |
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... whole , all of a piece , unflawed , as , in fact , its etymology shows . To integrate comes from integratus ( stem integrat- ) , past participle of integrare , to make whole : integrare comes from integer ( whence also , via Medieval ...
... whole , all of a piece , unflawed , as , in fact , its etymology shows . To integrate comes from integratus ( stem integrat- ) , past participle of integrare , to make whole : integrare comes from integer ( whence also , via Medieval ...
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... whole thing is exposed for the absurdity it is , masses of people are unable to shake off the illusion , with its crippling sense of anxiety . It cannot be denied that advertising has caused a vast amount of unnecessary suffering in ...
... whole thing is exposed for the absurdity it is , masses of people are unable to shake off the illusion , with its crippling sense of anxiety . It cannot be denied that advertising has caused a vast amount of unnecessary suffering in ...
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... whole world . They believe that the whole American way of life is threatened as never before and are dubious about the continuance of the present prosperity . They feel that they are faced with a welter of complicated problems and that ...
... whole world . They believe that the whole American way of life is threatened as never before and are dubious about the continuance of the present prosperity . They feel that they are faced with a welter of complicated problems and that ...
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Nothing like Leather French Fashion | 1 |
Memories of Beatty | 2 |
Quaker Tercentenary | 3 |
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