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From and up-tempo

Commercial pop songs
that matched
the up-tempo beat
of the stompers were also played at some venues
, including
The Ron Grainer Orchestra
’ s instrumental " Theme
From Joe 90 " at Wigan Casino
and The Just Brothers
’ surf-guitar song " Sliced Tomatoes " at Blackpool Mecca
.
From 1969 until 1971
( when cigarette advertising
on television became prohibited ), television advertising was an important component
; the commercials would begin
with actors dressed
in period costumes re-enacting
the early 20th century anecdotes
in comedic fashion
, followed by
a glamorous modern-day model
, smoking
the product while proudly dressed
in the latest fashions
, accompanied by " You've Come A Long
Way, Baby ", which
in the commercials was an
up-tempo, catchy pop-rock jingle:
From and Latin
From Latin animātiō
, "
the act
of bringing
to life "; from animō ("
to animate " or " give life
to ") +-ātiō ("
the act
of ").
From Middle English ligeaunce
( see medieval
Latin ligeantia
, "
a liegance ").
From the early Middle Ages until after
the Second Vatican Council
the sacrament was administered
, within
the Latin Church
, only when death was approaching
and, in practice
, bodily recovery was not ordinarily looked for
, giving rise
, as mentioned above
to the name " Extreme Unction "
( i
. e
. final anointing ).
The Bronx's evolution from
a hot bed
of Latin jazz
to an incubator
of hip hop was
the subject
of an award-winning documentary
, produced by City Lore
and broadcast
on PBS
in 2006
, "
From Mambo
to Hip Hop: A South Bronx Tale ".

*
From creta
, Latin for chalk
, because
of the pallor
of those affected
.

*
From cretira
, Grisson-Romance creature
, from
Latin creatus
.
From the Renaissance
to the 19th century
in Western culture
, epitaphs for notable people became increasingly lengthy
and pompous descriptions
of their family origins
, career
, virtues
and immediate family
, often
in Latin.
From the 11th century onwards
, Latin translations
of Islamic medical texts began
to appear
in the West
, alongside
the Salerno school
of thought
, and were soon incorporated into
the curriculum at
the universities
of Naples
and Montpellier
.
From Vulgar
Latin the Romance languages emerged
.
The entry
on cabullus
in the Oxford
Latin Dictionary
( Oxford: Clarendon Press
, 1982
, 1985 reprinting ), p
. 246
, does not give
a probable origin
, and merely compare Old Bulgarian kobyla
and Old Russian komoń < sub > b </ sub >.</ ref >
From caballus arose terms
in the various Romance languages cognate
to the ( French-derived ) English cavalier: Old Italian cavaliere
, Italian cavallo
, Spanish caballero
, French chevalier
, Portuguese cavaleiro
, Romanian cavaler
.
From 1849 – 52
, the Mormons greatly expanded their missionary efforts
, establishing several missions
in Europe
, Latin America
, and the South Pacific
.
From 1973
( when construction began ) until 1982
( when it ended ), gross domestic product grew more than 8 percent annually
, double
the rate for
the previous decade
and higher than growth rates
in most other
Latin American countries
.
From the Latin pax
, meaning " freedom from civil disorder ,"
the English word came into use
in various personal greetings from c
. 1300 as
a translation
of the Hebrew shalom
.

*
From Rumon or Rumen
, archaic name
of the Tiber
, which
in turn has
the same root as
the Greek verb ῥέω
( rhèo )
and the Latin verb ruo
, which both mean " flow ";
From this came
the Greek name drakon
( dragon ),
the Arabic طرخونṭarkhūn
, and the Latin name dracunculus
( little dragon ).
From Latin vacuum
( an empty space
, void ) noun use
of neuter
of vacuus
( empty ) related
to vacare
( be empty ).
From the guild control originated
the term mystery play or mysteries
, from
the Latin misterium meaning " occupation "
( i
. e
. that of the guilds ).
From Spain
and Portugal
, they spread
with Catholic colonization
to the Caribbean
and Latin America
.
From a very early date
, British coins have been inscribed
with the name
of the ruler
of the kingdom
in which they were produced
, and a longer or shorter title
, always
in Latin ; among
the earliest distinctive English coins are
the silver pennies
of Offa
of Mercia
, which were inscribed
with the legend " King Offa ".
From thence
, he passed
on to intrigue
with the remaining nobility
of the Latin Empire
.
From the 7th century
, Greek became
the predominant language
in the Eastern Roman Empire's administration
, Church
and society
, replacing
Latin.
From the date
of its dedication
in 360 until 1453
, it served as
the Greek Patriarchal cathedral
of Constantinople
, except between 1204
and 1261
, when it was converted
to a Roman Catholic cathedral under
the Latin Empire
.

*
From an Indo-European root
, * eus-< * ewes-< *(
a ) wes -, " shine " sense "
the one who lightens ", through
Latin or
From 1877 until 1948 reigning monarchs added
the letter
I to their signatures
, for imperator or imperatrix
( emperor or empress
in Latin ), due
to their status as Emperor or Empress
of India
.
From approximately this point
on, the Latin vernaculars began
to be viewed as separate languages
, developing local norms
and, for some
, orthographies
of their own
, so
that Vulgar
Latin must
be regarded not as extinct – since all modern Romance varieties are
its continuation – but as replaced conceptually
and terminologically by multiple labels recognizing regional differences
in linguistic features
.
From and groove

:
From time
to time
a strange vehicle drew near
to the place where they stood — such
a vehicle as
the lady at
the window
, in spite
of a considerable acquaintance
with human inventions
, had never seen before:
a huge
, low
, omnibus
, painted
in brilliant colours
, and decorated apparently
with jingling bells
, attached
to a species
of groove in the pavement
, through which it was dragged
, with a great deal
of rumbling
, bouncing
, and scratching
, by
a couple
of remarkably small horses
.
From the deepest fibers
of this lamina at
its insertion an expansion
is given off which lines
the intertubercular
groove, while from
the lower border
of the tendon
a third expansion passes downward
to the fascia
of the arm
.
From and “
From 8 November 2001-24 March 2002
, The British Museum had an exhibit named
“ Agatha Christie
and Archaeology: Mystery
in Mesopotamia ”, which presented
a fascinating look at
the secret life
of Agatha Christie
and the influences
of archaeology
in her life
and works
.
From such
a surrender
, the dissolution
of the body corporate ensues .” Nor does there seem
to have been much question
that by
“ a judgment
of forfeiture against
a corporation itself
, it may
be dissolved .” However
, Supreme Court Justice Wilson
, lecturing
in his unofficial capacity
, at least
, suggests his displeasure
with the doctrine
that corporate dissolution cannot
be predicated
“ by
a judgment
of ouster against individuals
.

* Pulse-Project Audio Lecture: Dr
. Octavian Buda
on “ From Psychiatry
in Dorpat
to Eugenics
in Munich:
The late works
of Emil Kraepelin .”
From the 12th
to the 17th century
“ handfasting
” in England referred
to a ceremony
, usually about
a month prior
to a church wedding
, at which
the marrying couple formally declared
that each accepted
the other as spouse
.
From 1950
to 1955
, Simon studied mathematical economics
and during this time
, together
with David Hawkins
, discovered
and proved
the Hawkins – Simon theorem
on the “ conditions for
the existence
of positive solution vectors for input-output matrices
.

And He
is called Angel
and Apostle
; for He declares whatever we ought
to know, and is sent forth
to declare whatever
is revealed ; as our Lord Himself says
, “ He
that heareth Me
, heareth Him
that sent Me .”
From the writings
of Moses also this will
be manifest
; for thus it
is written
in them
, “ And
the Angel
of God spoke
to Moses
, in a flame
of fire
out of the bush
, and said
, I am
that I am
, the God
of Abraham
, the God
of Isaac
, the God
of Jacob
, the God
of thy fathers
; go down into Egypt
, and bring forth My people .” And if
you wish
to learn
what follows
, you can do so from
the same writings
; for it
is impossible
to relate
the whole here
.
From 1919
to 1923
, Limburg was
the “ capital
” of a short-lived state called Free State Bottleneck
( or Freistaat Flaschenhals
in German ) because it was
the nearest unoccupied town
to the Weimar Republic
.
From that date
, Dutch sailors shifted their choice
to “ Rade des Tortues
” as
a harbor
.
The Betans
, on a hostile planet where they must live
in domes
, rely
on industrial export
; they limit not only childbearing but also every kind
of behavior
that might
be considered
“ antisocial .”
From their point
of view
, Barrayaran society
is irrational
and backwards
, while
the Barrayarans view them as undisciplined
in every way
, referring
to a “ Betan vote
” as an obstacle
to decision-making
.
From the section entitled
, “ General Devices for Lowering Morale
and Creating Confusion
” comes
the following quintessential simple sabotage advice: Act stupid
.

Algernon
, however
, refuses his consent until Ernest explains why his cigarette case bears
the inscription
, “ From little Cecily
, with her fondest love
to her dear Uncle Jack .” John-Ernest
is forced
to admit
to living
a double life
.

At their 2009 convention
, the Freedom
From Religion Foundation awarded
the “ Emperor Has
No Clothes
” award
to Le Guin
.
“ From Individual
to Community: Becoming
a Shaker at New Lebanon
, 1780 – 1947 .” Communal Societies
, Volume 11
( 1991 ): 18 – 33
.

Critic Henry Prunières wrote
, “ From the opening measures
, we are plunged into
a world
in which Ravel has but rarely introduced us .”

*
From “ The Saga
of Seven Suns ”,
the majority
of the human controlled worlds are run under
the banner
of an Earth-based trade organization called
“ The Terran Hanseatic League .”
“ From Fournier
to metric
, and from lead
to film ”, Quaerendo
, Volume IX 2
& 4
, Theatrum Orbis Terrarum Ltd., Amsterdam 1979
.
From June 1960 until March 1961 he contributed
a weekly strip
, “ Brimstone Belcher ”, following
the exploits
of the titular journo
( a fore-runner
of Private Eye
’ s Lunchtime O
’ Booze ), from bizarre skulduggery
in the British colonies
( where
the squaddies
holding back
the politicised rabble bear
a strong resemblance
to privates Rushton
and Ingrams ), travelogues through
the USA
, and the hazards
of by-electioneering as
the independent candidate for
the constituency
of Gumboot North
.

*
“ The Man
From Shemhaza
” in Thieves ' World: Enemies
of Fortune
( 2004
, edited by Lynn Abbey ), reprinted
in Year's Best Fantasy 5
( 2005
, edited by David Hartwell
and Kathryn Cramer )
From Davies
’ perspective
the Tahitian were placed under detention at Tongatapu:
“ The chief called Tupou would not let them proceed
.
From Lake Baikal
, “ they spread
to the Amur
and Okhotsk Sea …
the Lena Basin …
and the Yenisey Basin
” ( 623 ).

‘
From the “ Hegemony
of the Eye
” to the “ Hierarchy
of Perception ”:
The Reconfiguration
of Sound
and Image
in Terrence Malick
’ s Days
of Heaven ’, Journal
of Media Practice
, 2: 1
, 19-29
0.871 seconds.