But if I had pride in my learning, I had more in my desire not to remain where there was nought for me but the fading memory of my father's name. |
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The Wind brutal and pure, is there for its own reasons, and human life, any life, counts for close to nought. |
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If there's something that sets my tolerance barometer to nought it's people suggesting presents for people they don't know. |
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The cross represents the masculine side of his face, the nought represents the feminine side. |
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We must not believe that the triumph of experimental science reduced to nought the dreams and ideals of the alchemist. |
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But the fact the Cowboys had never beaten the Broncos counted for nought last weekend. |
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However in their earnestness to achieve optimum results some voluntary organisations tend to lose direction, often resulting in their efforts coming to a nought. |
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In European Union Member States, there are many thousands of children in institutions, including between the ages of nought and two years old. |
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The people who applied for these licences actually missed a nought off in their calculations. |
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Failing this, all efforts at reconciliation and nation-building will come to nought. |
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I am concerned that the modest progress we have achieved may be brought to nought. |
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The international community has seen its efforts reduced to nought by the stubborn and single minded perseverance of Milosevic. |
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This unspeakable disaster reduced to nought all the country's development efforts. |
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All groups and delegations should be thanked for their flexibility, without which the Conference would have come to nought. |
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We must recognise that the reforms to be undertaken may come to nought unless the public can connect to the European project. |
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The relative strength of radar reflectivity is tabulated by sigma, for discrete objects, and by sigma nought for natural terrain surfaces. |
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If we welcome the phenomena without accepting God and His Mother, the former remain void, meaningless, and are nought else but exterior signs. |
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Are those perhaps just numerical problems, and do they have the decimal point in the wrong place, a nought or two dropped off, or a nought or two added? |
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Still, there was nought he could do, other than fight and survive. |
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Most of the Crustacean's money-making schemes came to nought. |
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It is home where the criminal attitude of the children towards women could be prevented and thus the crimes against women in the future could be brought to nought. |
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Yet the courts of the land counted as nought this wondrous devotion. |
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It is beyond doubt that Ganguly's boys have, more often than not, choked in the final, what with their famed batting line-up coming to nought when it comes to the crunch. |
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The Bank of England's anti-inflation efforts will come to nought if the U.S. Federal Reserve refuse to join in the plan. |
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And there is nought to call them back, while these Curmudgeon generals dill down in their fear. |
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It is nought, it is nought, saith the buyer, but when he is gone his way, then he boasteth. |
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You, Commissioner, are in a position to set at nought my concern that we might be using European law to lower existing noise standards, and you can do it right now. |
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It has been said that this is all too little and that more money is needed, and it has been argued that this is only nought point something of the total agricultural budget. |
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The nought which is you has devoured the style and been sustained for a while as a non-you until the style is emptied out by the noughting self. |
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On April 27th a judicial panel ordered a review of a February decision not to prosecute Mr Ozawa. Worse, the prime minister's early promise to concentrate decision-making powers in the cabinet has come to nought. |
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One more error and all the good work she had done on Friday would be for nought. |
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But all of this could come to nought if the Commission does not allocate the funding needed to adopt the measures necessary to achieve an appropriate European policy on forests. |
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Having sacrificed almost all your historic share of world GDP ³ coming almost to nought by the end of the Cultural Revolution ³ you need rapid and sustainable growth. |
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Benign conspiracies Plenty to go round What's in a nought? |
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He still bats like a strokeless David Gower, playing the forward defensive as though he invented the shot and looking like a million dollars right up to the moment he's out fourth ball for a dreamy nought. |
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Instead, in regard to the goods in question territories are hermetically sealed off, making interpenetrating of national markets impossible, thereby, bringing to nought economic integration. |
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Attempts to protect investors from market swings may come to nought. |
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The missile was capable of accelerating from nought to mach two in four seconds, and its designer Ron Ayers is the aerodynamicist for the BLOODHOUND SSC project. |
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But nought hee could perswade therein too make her like the cace. |
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