“He was a mandarin of the first class and held a very high, if not the highest rank, in the army of China.”

“Will it become a sort of mandarinate, the government of a chosen few, or an organized anarchy?”

“The Chinese mandarinate did differ substantially from the Japanese samurai class.”

“But these do not come initially out of the legal mandarinate, which tends to be locked into the old ways.”

“He was a mandarin of the first class and held a very high, if not the highest rank, in the army of China.”

“And those who disdained free verse would always be open to accusations of elitism, mandarinism.”

“Miel Mandarine rounds of the collections, with characteristic notes of honey, mandarin orange and immortelle, and includes hand cream and lip gloss.”

“Ibrahim Mohammed, working in Mandarine Koueider, agreed that the purchasing level during the revolution was low and transfer of the materials needed for production was slow.”

“Combine mandarins, egg mixture, almonds and baking powder in a large bowl and mix well.”

“He follows the teachings of modern management gurus rather than the old-style mandarins and party politicos.”

“Elite mandarins and scholars in the premodern period composed sophisticated poetry.”