She often comes up with refrains that sound venerably, stoically traditional.
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In fact there is no other handy appellation that so venerably distinguishes a birthday.
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Pages, venerably yellow, should not be cased in military morocco, but in sober brown russia.
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While it won't suit every need for recording guitar in my home studio, it performs venerably in most cases.
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This venerably evolved structure, together with the adjacent pons houses the neural mechanisms that ceaselessly control the fundamental operation of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems.
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This week's far from isolated Robinson Crusoe, who, playing the calypso or any other number of styles, is RR's very own venerably wise veteran sonofwebcore.
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He cowered like a holy fool on his uppers and dreamed himself into the oblivion from which, like a venerably restored chieftain in snakeskin boots and silver-sleek hair, he magnificently awoke to achieve retribution.
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For me, the Loire was a case of love at first sight, with its vineyards and fresh, fruity wines: so easy to drink either young or venerably old: like the 1893 Vouvrays, still in perfect condition today.
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A venerably white-bearded old man, a self-professed expert in eugenics, Appleby is in fact a crook, inveigling young Horace into the home of Cooley Paradene in order to rob him of his valuable collection of rare books, in Bill the Conqueror.
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Kukulkan is resource- poor, which along with the innate conservatism of its dinosauroid inhabitants inhibits its venerably ancient civilization from developing technologically. The natives do make limited use of steam power. It is partial colonized by Terrans, and there is periodic friction between the native states and Terran colonies. Mars is a dry world with a thin atmosphere whose inhabitants, described as short and insect-like, are mentioned but not seen in the stories.
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Cloud-pruning only distantly related to natural forms in Hallyeo Haesang National Park, Geoje, South Korea The clipping and shaping of shrubs and trees in China and Japan have been practised with equal rigor, but for different reasons. The goal is to achieve an artful expression of the "natural" form of venerably aged pines, given character by the forces of wind and weather. Their most concentrated expressions are in the related arts of Chinese penjing and Japanese bonsai. Japanese cloud-pruning is closest to the European art: the cloud-like forms of clipped growth are designed to be best appreciated after a fall of snow.
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