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*" Manor of Speaking "-this chapter takes place in a house filled with bizarre rooms.
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*" Tom Uphill Manor ", BC province press release for ministries including housing and Interior Health, December 1, 2006.
*" and Speaking
*" Actuarially Speaking: A Plain Language Summary of Actuarial Methods and Practices for Public Employee Pension and Other Post-Employment Benefits ," from the California Research Bureau ( CRB ) at the California State Library
*" Speaking on the Observer pattern "-JavaWorld
*" Speaking of Courage "-The story of Norman Bowker, a close friend of Kiowa, who is emotionally damaged as a result of the war, and later hangs himself in the YMCA of his hometown.
*" Notes "-Clarifies some of the details in " Speaking of Courage ".
*" Obama's Faith-Based Office " ( video | audio ), Speaking of Faith with Krista Tippett ( May 21, 2009 )-a public radio interview with Joshua DuBois
*" A Neuroscientific Look at Speaking in Tongues ," New York Times, Nov. 7, 2006
*" After I Was Thrown in the River and Before I Drowned ," originally published in Speaking with the Angel
*" Speaking Truth to Citi ’ s Power: Interviews with Citi ’ s Critics ", Multinatinal Monitor, April 2002
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*" The Shopping Bizarre "-this portion takes place in a grocery store where normal products have been replaced by outlandish homonyms.
*" Playing Jacks "-this section is rather short and unfocused, and involves a gadget called the " Jack of All Traits " ( which is, of course, a play on the phrase " Jack of all trades ").
*" Buy the Farm "-this chapter takes place around a farm and requires the player to use a variety of clichéd expressions literally.
*" Shake a Tower "-this section ties a number of situations into an absurd story using spoonerisms.
*" and chapter
*" The 2000 Year Old Middle East Policy Expert ", a chapter from Give War A Chance by P. J. O ' Rourke
*" The Devil on Trial " Second chapter concerning The Haymarket Trial
*" Anthropology and Hallucinations ", chapter from The Making of Religion
*" Louvain ", chapter from George Wharton Edwards 1911 book, Some Old Flemish Towns.
*" Ill-met by moonlight ", Deirdre's response to her rescue in Nine Princes in Amber ( chapter 4 ): " Ill met by moonlight, proud Titania ", said by Oberon in A Midsummer Night's Dream.
*" To sleep, perchance to dream ... Yeah, there's a thing that rubs ", Corwin muses in Nine Princes in Amber ( chapter 6 ).
*" Good night, sweet Prince ", Brand says to Benedict in The Hand of Oberon ( chapter 13 ).
*" Spiritual style in the films of Robert Bresson ", a chapter in Susan Sontag's Against Interpretation and other essays, New York: Picador, 1966.
*" Serafín Sin Fin y Sin Meta ", an effeminate man with a heart-shaped birthmark in his cheek ( while claiming that Serafín was not a homosexual and never made a pass to anyone during the character's run, Agrelot faced protests from the local chapter of GLAAD and discontinued the character )
*" Pivotal chapter in Scottish history ," by Sarah Hemming, Financial Times ( London ), August 13, 2010 ( regarding play by Alistair Beaton on " Darien scheme " titled, Caledonia )
*" The Approaching Obsolescence of Housework: A Working-Class Perspective ", chapter thirteen of Women, Race & Class, by Angela Davis.
*" We should not open chapters of revenge, but we should open a chapter of justice "
*" The Piper at the Gates of Dawn ", the seventh chapter of The Wind in the Willows
*" Luxury ", one of the names of the 43rd chapter of the Holy Quran
*" Unconditional election ", chapter 11 from Loraine Boettner's Reformed Doctrine of Predestination ( Calvinist view )
*" Efficacious Grace ", chapter 13 from Loraine Boettner's The Reformed Doctrine of Predestination
*" The Case of the Sixteen ," chapter 24 of The Great Conspiracy: The Secret War Against Soviet Union by Michael Sayers and Albert E. Kahn, a pro-Soviet view of the trial.
*" A " – The " A " is the president of the chapter or colony.
*" B " – The " B " is the vice president of the chapter or colony.
*" C " – The " C " is the secretary of the chapter or colony.
*" D " – The " D " is the treasurer of the chapter or colony.
*" Yourdon's chapter on DFDs "
*" Knowledge and Therapy ", excerpted from a later chapter.
*" and takes
*" All it takes is one person … and another … and another … and another … to start a movement "
*" The sage has no interest of his own, but takes the interests of the people as his own.
*" Research team takes image of hydrogen atom " Kyodo News, Friday, 5 November 2010 – ( includes image )
*" Staying in one's post sometimes takes more courage than resigning.
*" Critic At Large ", where Gilbert Smythe Bite-Me ( Abbott ), an entertainment critic, gives negative reviews, and takes regular potshots at the Women's Television Network, describing them as ' a bunch of scrotally-deprived, estrogen-sodden non-males ', and ' not just because three of ( his ) ex-wives work there.
*" Dave the Cabbie, where Dave ( Ferguson ), a cab driver, takes on a fare and proceeds to converse with them on various current events.
*" Mother and Child Reunion ", a Paul Simon song that takes its title from a similar chicken and egg dish.
*" The Sentinel ", the short story from which Arthur C. Clarke developed the film 2001: A Space Odyssey with Stanley Kubrick, takes place on the Mare Crisium.
*" It takes two "-Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock
*" I ... hold that in the physical world nothing else takes place but this variation the curvature of space.
*" News takes time to reach us here " ( Alex )
*" PNP takes action on Choco traffic ", The Bohol Chronicle, May 14, 2006
*" Gerald: A Most Ordinary Man " goes straight from his schooling immediately into the running of a corner store and the hobby of rail transport modelling, living a childless adulthood with his sterile wife, Madge ; he later sadly sells the shop and his trains, but takes up a new mindless hobby of stamp collecting in his suburban home at 54 Mulberry Lane.
*" Taking responsibility takes all the joy out of life, and drains a man to dust.
*" 60s radical takes long trip back to his roots ," Marsha Low, Detroit Free Press, October 27.
*" Successive viewings of Hornak's paintings make one sense that the artist takes great risks and that the risks are often successful … Without risks there is neither art nor achievement.
*" What you call sin, I call the great spirit of love, which takes a thousand forms.
*" Former NBC official takes job at Turner ", The New York Times, March 21, 2001.
*" The Intensive Care Unit "-The story takes place within a society in which everyone is isolated, living alone and communicating ( much like webcams ) through their TVs.
While the English present perfect cannot be accompanied by an adverb precisely specifying when the action takes place, the same is not true of the English pluperfect: *" I have gone last Friday " is incorrect, whereas " I had gone the previous Friday " is correct.
*" Sleep It Off Lady ": In this story from which the collection takes its name, another old lady faces a rat problem while taking care of her cottage.
*" Sweet " mullets: Brainard takes the time in videos to point out and make fun of people with mullets.
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