He saw behind it nothing save an implacable selfishness that chose to misname itself affection.
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Like the name Macon Dead, it is a misname imposed by someone with no concern about the consequences.
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As far as they are concerned, dealing with the agonies of women is a matter for charity, which they sometimes misname as philanthropy.
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If you leave off the year or you misname the statute or you do not put some aspect of the statute in, you are put out of court.
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It's a fascinating claim, and true in a very particular way, but – like the title, which should perhaps have been The End of Superpower – it appears to misname the phenomenon it describes.
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Most early maps repeat this name but others misname it Queen's Street or Queens Street. When Leith amalgamated with Edinburgh in 1920, the city gained a second Queen Street. This was renamed Shore Place in 1966.
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Nascent Iodine sometimes known by the generic term atomic iodine or generic trademark name Atomidine or by the misname detoxified iodine, is a liquid orally administered supplemental form of iodine, claimed to be in the monatomic state, originating from a 1931 Edgar Cayce formula.
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Victoria Wood also indicated this influenced her decision to limit Dinnerladies to 16 episodes over two series. The origins, background and eventual cancellation of the series would later be humorously referenced in 1987's The Secret Policeman's Third Ball in a sketch in which Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry present Cleese — whom they comically misname "Jim Cleese" — with a Dick Emery Lifetime Achievement Award ("Silver Dick") for his contributions to comedy, then launch into a comical series of questions regarding the show, including Cleese's marriage and divorce from Booth, innocently ridiculing Cleese and reducing him to tears, to a point at which he gets on his knees and crawls off the stage while crying.
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Subjects were taught by Birmingham and Jack, as well as geographer Dennis Jeans and historian Ken Cable. The course also had a significant fieldwork component to give student essential practical training.Jack, Ian 2006 "Historical Archaeology, Heritage and the University of Sydney", Australasian Historical Archaeology 24:19–24 This including digs at places like Hill End, home to the largest gold specimen ever found: the misname Holternmann's nugget, Jack had a long association with St Andrew’s College at the University of Sydney, being appointed Wilson Fellow in 1979, holding positions including Senior Tutor, Hunter Baillie Fellow in Oriental and Polynesian Languages, Senior Fellow, Woodhouse Fellowship, President of the Senior Common Room, College Archivist and Librarian.Citation Associate Professor Ian Jack, University of Sydney He also organised numerous musical events and regularly played the college organ.
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Prince George Citizen, 27 Aug 1975 For sale in 1986, the Silver Sands Lodge comprised a coffee shop, store, gas pumps, tire shop, cabins and rooms.Prince George Citizen: 19 & 20 Mar 1986 A fire destroyed the main lodge in 2014, but spared the cabins. The Pine Valley Park Lodge was described as from Honeymoon Creek,Prince George Citizen, 16 Jun 1977 namely at the north end of Azouzetta Lake. Under a loan default sale in 1977, it comprised lodge accommodation, restaurant and service station.Prince George Citizen: 18 Feb 1977, 7 Apr 1977 & 12 May 1982 Newspaper articles sometimes appear to misname it as the Pine Valley Lodge.Prince George Citizen: 30 Aug 1972, 6 Sep 1972 & 12 May 1982 In the same vein, the Pine Valley Lodge was equally placed at Mile 144.Prince George Citizen: 4, 6, 7 & 9 Jul 1998 It was renamed Azouzetta Lake Lodge, listed for sale in 2002,Prince George Citizen: 27 Apr 2002 & 15 Jun 2002 mothballed in 2012,Prince George Citizen, 21 Jun 2011 and purchased by the Powder King Mountain Resort in 2016. The Pine Le Moray Provincial Park, on the northern approach, was established in 2000.
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