The whole panoply of oppressions that scare our people and nation would be on the wane. |
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Its panoply of bars, bordellos, and gambling dens made the resort both popular and prosperous. |
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The collapse of Bolshevism deprived the panoply of fellow-travelers of the paradaisal vision they needed to function. |
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Great stands of trees march beside the roads in a panoply of greens that rival New England's Fall. |
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Every caste, tribe, town, village, and religion has a panoply of traditional ceremonies that are observed with enthusiasm and wide participation. |
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The Democratic Party is intent on maintaining Carhart and the whole panoply of current abortion rights, without stint or moderation. |
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Eschewing all the modern panoply of medical and technical assistance, Harrison believed in honest hard graft as his road to the top. |
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No one who engages the new panoply of associations and parties can fail to recognize the democratic pulse and possibilities. |
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The resulting panoply of data has become the basis of an ambitious commercial service that IBM recently launched called WebFountain. |
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That would be the right basis for the success of this new delicate political panoply. |
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But such inventive embellishments, like the cape on a juvenile murderer, merely stress the exiguity under the panoply. |
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Nowhere in the wild is the maternal instinct more accessible than on the East African savanna, with its panoply of creatures and its wide vistas. |
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Most of us are not over-awed by the panoply of pomp that goes with formal royal occasions. |
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The smiths, resplendent in the full panoply of Tuareg costume, had organised a dance in a dusty street that backed onto the hotel kitchen. |
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It also involves invoking a rich panoply of cognitive and affective associations, from mere calculation to ineffable beauty. |
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Kota Kinabalu has a panoply of starred and budget hotels ranging from the ultra luxurious to non-star accommodation. |
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Although the composer himself prepared the piano reduction, one misses the vivid panoply of orchestral sonorities in La Valse. |
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The panoply of photographs in the exhibition attested to his stature as a media-savvy self-promoter. |
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One comes out knowing, and caring about a panoply of new friends and acquaintances, living and dead and unalive. |
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This can lead to a panoply of bad results, from poor mileage to on-the-road blowouts. |
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They do not want to be anywhere near the panoply of United Nations treaties that have been signed. |
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Each book that appears about her panoply of lovers serves to contrast with the fact that, although of course it was not his wife, he was only ever in love with one woman. |
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Just as at the weekend, a panoply of emergency personnel descended on the scene in October. |
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The European Union has availed itself in recent years of a panoply of directives and regulations in the field of biotechnologies and science. |
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Europe has at its disposal a broad panoply of individual forms of cooperation. |
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At once that the temperature is heated, a panoply of small sheets make their appearance. |
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Yet just £3bn was paid in IHT, as the rich used the vast panoply of reliefs to dodge paying. |
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The entire panoply of human emotion was manifested in those 120 minutes. |
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Is it intended that the full panoply of rights, including the right to strike, apply to the second tier? |
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Human rights have many dimensions including a panoply of civil, political, social, cultural, indigenous and many other forms of rights. |
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In a typical yogurt aisle, the plain yogurt is elbowed aside by a panoply of trays, tubs, and tubes in which sugar, granola, and even candy have replaced some of the yogurt. |
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By 1920 a panoply of laws had shut down the red-light districts and driven prostitution underground and onto the street. |
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These two posters will be available as silkscreens and added to the panoply of works that have already marked the history of the Festival such as Vingt-ans, Le griot, Le messager and Duo lunaire. |
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Le Brun gave free rein to his inventive genius, producing a whole panoply of allegories, trompe-l'oeil painting, illusionistic perspectives and real or illusionistic stuccowork. |
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And whispered hues of azure, indigo, violet, and verdigris suffuse the landscape with a panoply of beauty and light, deftly expressed through warp and weft, patience and skill, artistry and reverence. |
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A continent with a strong European fighting force, which must yet be created, but also embedded in a panoply of humanitarian, diplomatic and legislative instruments? |
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What we in the European Union call critical dialogue allows us to use a panoply of diplomatic tools without resorting systematically to sanctions and isolation in a vain attempt to bring certain dictatorships to heel. |
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The panoply of bustles, bodices and hats that fill the canvases in this show suggest that Renoir, the son of a tailor and a seamstress, was a seasoned fashionista, with an eye for the cutting-edge. |
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At a conference held at Harvard Business School in March a panoply of corporate bigwigs complained about Congress's unwillingness to invest in things that would boost competitiveness. |
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Moral disapproval underlay not just opposition to same-sex marriage, but also support for the whole panoply of laws and customs that have historically discriminated against gay people. |
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As Adrian Kingsley-Hughes wrote at ZDnet regarding the panoply of new and future Android tablets:The problem is that they're seen as disposable product. |
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It now provides the panoply of comforts that the well-heeled modern traveller demands: quiet air-conditioning, international telephones, satellite television, cappuccino and rather good cheesecake. |
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There is currently a panoply of BI tools available on the market. |
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This new cult of the emotions, this new religion of liberated speech, has forged its own rules and generated its own inquisition, with a whole panoply of master censors. |
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The sensory panoply of different species provide them with cues for body orientation, swimming speed, and controlled or passive movement as long as fish are healthy and free of undue stress. |
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The Innocent's journey brings him into contact with a panoply of comic characters such as the King, the Trickster, the Pickpocket, and the Obnoxious Tourist and his Bad Dog. |
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Today, we have a panoply of indicators to identify and measure what is working and what is not working, where impact is real and not merely a rhetorical flourish. |
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And while Morocco well and truly recalled its head of mission for 10 days, it remains a fact that it still had a whole panoply of ways to get its message across to Tehran without breaking diplomatic relations. |
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A birdchief, bluestreaked and feathered in war panoply with his assegai, striding through a crackling canebrake over beechmast and acorns. |
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As March creeps into April, the panoply of summer birddom has begun to reassemble. |
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They were dressed in the finest Greek panoply topped off with a Corinthian helmet. |
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Even though we cannot affirm that the products of mimesis are invested in the panoply of existence. |
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But habit had made the endurance of this load of panoply a second nature, both to the knight and his gallant charger. |
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While a panoply of other circuses operated, these grew even larger. |
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Added to the panoply of other legislation designed to protect the natural and cultural heritage of the United States, this law also marks a shift in national awareness. |
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Time has now sufficiently dispersed the mists of criticism for us to be able to see the truth, to enjoy all his music, and to rejoice in the rich diversity of its panoply. |
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This guide to all things sweet covers a panoply of treats, including cookies, biscotti, bars, cakes, breads, muffins, tarts, pies, fruit soups, mousses, puddings and challahs. |
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In the Top End it was the luxuriant panoply of life, ranging from saltwater crocodiles right through to box jelly fish and reef sharks, that really affected me. |
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Amid royal razzmatazz, religious pomp and military panoply, King Richard III was buried in Leicester Cathedral yesterday, 530 years after he died in the Battle of Bosworth. |
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