These statutes emphasize the presence of a running sore that has never healed.
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This dispute also re-exposed the long-running sore between the EU's western and eastern halves.
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The next day Mr Corbyn declined four times in a BBC interview to apologise for the long-running sore.
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It would be a further irony if Britain's departure were to help heal the running sore about Strasbourg's role.
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Of course, hostility to science and space exploration has been a running sore among certain portions of the political elite, from the late Sen.
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But it touched a long-running sore spot in the video game community: the nebulous power copyright law gives developers over the people who build on their work.
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Its troubles have been a running sore at Toshiba, its Japanese parent, a headache for its creditors, and the latest bad tidings for a nuclear industry beset with problems.
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Vaughan, Sarah. "Ethiopia, Somalia, and the Ogaden: Still a Running Sore at the Heart of the Horn of Africa." Secessionism in African Politics. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham, 2019. 91-123.
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Long's treatments for tuberculosis both involved secret formulas, one inhaled, the other rubbed on the back or chest. The rubbing treatment was conducted daily for five to ten days until the patients developed a running sore, which Long said allowed the disease to leave the body.
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The Times, Saturday, 7 July 1984; pg. 24; Issue 61877 Otherwise Shelvoke's circumstances did not change. Demand for dustcarts had not picked up again, Shelvoke was described as Butterfield's "running sore". One of the two Shelvoke factories was forced to close (160 jobs) and in-house component manufacture was contracted out.
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In the Great Plains, the Lakota language, another Indigenous language spoken throughout much of the bird's range, the bird is called wabloša ("wings of red"). Its songs are described in Lakota as tōke, mat'ā nī ("oh! that I might die"), as nakun miyē ("...and me"), as miš eyā ("me too!"), and as cap'cehlī ("a beaver's running sore").
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Words of East African origin include Mauritian makutu from Makua makhwatta (running sore), Mauritian matak from Swahili, and Makonde matako (buttock). Recent loanwords tend to come from English, such as map instead of plan or carte in French (plan or kart in Mauritian Creole). English words used in Mauritian Creole retain their English spelling but should normally be written with inverted commas. Chinese words in Mauritian Creole only number 3: these are matakwi, min and malang.
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19), as Naamah was to descend from them.Jewish encyclopedia Naamah Rehoboam was the son of an Ammonite woman; and when David praised God because it was permissible to marry Ammonites and Moabites, he held the child upon his knees, giving thanks for himself as well as for Rehoboam, since this permission was of advantage to them both (Yeb. 77a). Rehoboam was stricken with a running sore as a punishment for the curse which David had invoked upon Joab (II Sam. iii. 29) when he prayed that Joab's house might forever be afflicted with leprosy and running sores (Sanh. 48b).
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The profit made by the line was insignificant, and was in fact insufficient to pay the interest due to the GWR and the banks, and the Directors paid with their own money. In fact the company made a loss of £962 in 1912 and made a loss in every year of its independent existence. The charges made by the GWR were evidently a running sore; in February 1914 it was reported: > The directors state that during the year the negotiations with the Great > Western Railway have been continued, and several matters in dispute have > been settled.
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To end a running sore in Anglo-American relations as Wilson was caught between the Americans who were pressuring him to send British forces to Vietnam and his own party who were pressuring not to, the prime minister was keen to end the Vietnam war. Kosygin told Wilson that Soviet influence in North Vietnam was limited as the North Vietnamese sought to play the Soviet Union off against China, but if the Americans were willing to cease their bombing of North Vietnam, the Soviet government would indeed pressure Ho Chi Minh to open peace talks. Speaking on what he thought was a secure telephone line from the Soviet embassy in London to the Kremlin, Kosygin told the Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev that there was a "great opportunity for peace", through in the same call he admitted that the militant, ultra-leftwing line taken by China would pose problems.
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Aujourd'hui, jour de > Pâques en l'Année sainte, Ici, dans l'insigne Basilique de Notre-Dame de > France, nous clamons la mort du Christ-Dieu pour qu'enfin vive l'Homme. > Today, Easter day of the Holy Year, Here, under the emblem of Notre-Dame of > Paris, I accuse the universal Catholic Church of the lethal diversion of our > living strength toward an empty heaven, I accuse the Catholic Church of > swindling, I accuse the Catholic Church of infecting the world with its > funereal morality, Of being the running sore on the decomposed body of the > West. Verily I say unto you: God is dead, We vomit the agonizing insipidity > of your prayers, For your prayers have been the greasy smoke over the > battlefields of our Europe. Go forth then into the tragic and exalting > desert of a world where God is dead, And till this earth anew with your bare > hands, With your PROUD hands, With your unpraying hands.
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