Farmers, meanwhile, are cursing the feeblest monsoon in a decade.
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Quitting Prime represents my absolute feeblest attempt to resist BIG EVERYTHING.
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Indeed curbing public spending, the feeblest element in Mr Macron's record so far, is already becoming the subject of furious resistance.
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Although African broilers and battery hens are more or less as productive as chickens anywhere, African cattle are the world's feeblest.
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The ensuing economic recovery has been the longest in American history, yet it has been one of the feeblest as well.
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The cull may leave the number of livestock in Australia at a record low; wheat yields could be the feeblest in a decade.
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From the most intrepid of adventurers to the feeblest city slicker, we'll make sure you're comfortably sorted out for your next camping trip.
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The police narrative that undercover officers posing as drug buyers had killed only in self defense "doesn't meet the feeblest standards of credibility", Amnesty concluded.
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ObamaCare is the public policy equivalent of the Hindenburg, and the U.S. Senate has now failed to pass even the feeblest effort to repeal it.
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But every complex system is only as good as its weakest link, and USB DACs are a great way to eliminate what's traditionally been the feeblest part.
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He annulled a law that allowed MPs removed from office in this way to run parties (a measure the PML-N had passed on Mr Sharif's behalf), on the feeblest of grounds.
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The feeblest magnetic field or stray microwave pulse causes them to undergo "bit-flips" that switch their chances of being |2101⟩ and |22014⟩ relative to the other qubits, or "phase-flips" that invert the mathematical relationship between their two states.
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But as someone who's mostly glued to the opposing team's feeblest option, Harden also finds himself in important help situations when his man doesn't set a ball screen, whether it calls for him to clog up a driving lane or deter a pass.
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You'd think players would be somewhat mournful and apologetic after losing 6-0 at home and all-but securing one of the feeblest relegations in living memory, But not Joleon Lescott – he's coming at you with the full force of his wallet.
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Yet rather than ratcheting up the name-calling war with Mr. Netanyahu's government, Rabbi Jacobs and other leaders of the Jewish Agency of Israel — a group that supports Jewish diversity and inclusion and that helped negotiate the Western Wall agreement — now say they are starting an ambitious campaign to influence public opinion about the needs of diaspora and less-religious Jews where they are understood least, and where their political clout is feeblest: in Israel itself.
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5, July 1963, page 90. Avram Davidson, on the other hand, found the collection "a great disappointment ... Time after time he gets hold of a great idea--and throws it away in playing for laughs of the feeblest conceivable sort." He singled out one exception, but it wasn't this one.
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71, no. 5, July 1963, p. 90. Avram Davidson found the story among most others in A Gun for Dinosaur and Other Imaginative Tales "a great disappointment," feeling the author "[t]ime after time ... gets hold of a great idea—and throws it away in playing for laughs of the feeblest conceivable sort."Davidson, Avram.
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"Gittings 1968 p. 313 In 1973, Stuart Sperry described it as "a rich and nourishing immersion in the rush of pure sensation and its flow of stirring shadows and 'dim dreams'. In many ways the ode marks both a beginning and an end. It is both the feeblest and potentially the most ambitious of the sequence.
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Lewis's husband paid Poe $100 to write a review of Sarah's work. That review appeared in the September 1848 issue of the Southern Literary Messenger. Marie Louise Shew (Virginia's one-time volunteer nurse, of sorts) later said that Poe called Lewis a "fat, gaudily-dressed woman." Poe's biographer, Arthur Hobson Quinn, called "An Enigma" "one of Poe's feeblest poems".
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" In Analog Science Fact-Science Fiction, v. 71, no. 5, July 1963, page 90. Avram Davidson found the story among most others in A Gun for Dinosaur and Other Imaginative Tales "a great disappointment," feeling the author "[t]ime after time ... gets hold of a great idea—and throws it away in playing for laughs of the feeblest conceivable sort.
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1, September, 1963, p. 91. Avram Davidson found the story among most others in A Gun for Dinosaur and Other Imaginative Tales "a great disappointment," feeling the author "[t]ime after time ... gets hold of a great idea—and throws it away in playing for laughs of the feeblest conceivable sort."Davidson, Avram. "Books" in The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, v.
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It was premiered in Paris on 22 July 1833. It was not successful, with Hector Berlioz calling it "one of the feeblest things Cherubini ever wrote." It ran for five performances. Felix Mendelssohn discussed the opera in his letter of 25 December 1834 to Ignaz Moscheles, stating, that Cherubini was so craven to serve the new style envogue in Paris that time.
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9, September 1963, p. 125. Avram Davidson found the collection "a great disappointment," saying he could no longer enjoy de Camp's shorter work because the author "[t]ime after time ... gets hold of a great idea--and throws it away in playing for laughs of the feeblest conceivable sort." He deems "Judgment Day" the "sole exception ... it is so authentic-sounding that one could scream."Davidson, Avram.
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Before Typees publication in New York, Wiley and Putnam asked Melville to remove one sentence. In a scene where the Dolly is boarded by young women from Nukuheva, Melville originally wrote: > Our ship was now given up to every species of riot and debauchery. Not the > feeblest barrier was interposed between the unholy passions of the crew and > their unlimited gratification. The second sentence was removed from the final version.
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The play has typically been regarded as a clumsy work, showing Osborne's "lack of talent for satire", as Colin Wilson said.Colin Wilson, The Angry Years: The Rise and Fall of the Angry Young Men, Pavilion Books, 2014. John Russell Taylor says that it is "by general consent the least satisfactory of all Osborne's plays" and "easiest the feeblest work Osborne has yet allowed to reach the stage".John Russell Taylor, Anger and After (Routledge Revivals): A Guide to the New British Drama, Routledge, 2013, p.59.
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The Age of Reason and the Industrial Revolution had brought experimental enquiry, scientific reasoning and, thus, engineering to bear on the legends, traditions and practices of all the crafts. Naval architects and shipwrights were no exceptions. Richard Gower quoted a Mr Mackonochie " ... in a mechanical point of view (a ship) is the feeblest, most inartificial, and unworkmanlike structure in the whole range of mechanics". Gower continued to the effect that almost any vessel, however badly it may sail, would probably get there in the end, if the wind and weather be fair.
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Jeremias Falck (also Jeremiah Falck in English, Jeremiasz Falck in Polish) (1610-1677) was an engraver of the 17th century Baroque, born and active in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.At first his style was very formal, and his plates resembled the feeblest efforts of a Polish painter, Jeremiah Falck, who spent some time in Holland He signed most of his over 300 works as J. Falck, sculp., a few works as Suec ( when working in Sweden and a few as Falck Polonus (Falck the Pole)Signiert unten rechts mit: J. Falck Polonus Sculp Danckers pinxit, Falck Polonus sculpsit, Georgius Forsterus excudit. or Falck Gedanensis (Falck of Gdańsk).
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The critic for the Sydney Morning Herald called it a "routine medical-domestic drama... given a routine performance... the play bad a kind of tired professional finish but no real originality in its plot or its techniques"in which the leads "all acted competency but without much real conviction." The Age said it "had one of the feeblest plots ever peddled on Melbourne TV... 65 minutes of incoherent mush" and suggested the ABC "stick to imported scripts" for a while. That paper later said it "set Australian TV playwriting back several years" and then at the end of the year called it the worst Australian drama of the year.
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Besides these, the whole surface, is covered with irregular and unequal threads ; these are feeblest on the sloping shoulder below the suture : close below the upper keel and on the snout and its conical base they are fine. Of these, about 4 above and 2 below the lower keel are the strongest, but they all tend to subdivide themselves and the whole shell is scored by irregular and somewhat broken microscopic lines. The colour of the shell is a translucent white under a thin, pale, greyish-yellow epidermis, which adheres closely, but is apt to rub through. The spire is high, narrow, conical, and slopingly scalar in consequence of the drooping shoulder between the suture and the keel.
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It is also named for the maftir reading, which is an admonition to remember the nation of Amalek, who surprised the Israelites when they were wandering in the desert with a rear attack on the weakest and feeblest of the people. Readings 1–7: Regular Torah Reading Maftir: Deuteronomy 25:17–19 Haftarah: I Samuel 15:1–34 Shabbat Parah occurs on the Shabbat immediately after Purim. It is also named for the maftir reading, which deals with the ceremony of the red heifer, whose ashes were combined with water to ritually purify anyone who had been in contact with a dead person. The individual readings are as follows. Readings 1–7: Regular Torah Reading Maftir: Numbers 19:1–22 Haftarah: Ezekiel 36:16–38 Shabbat HaChodesh occurs the Shabbat immediately before Rosh Chodesh Nisan, or on Rosh Chodesh Nisan when the Rosh Chodesh coincides with Shabbat.
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