Sierra Leone was the object of similar plunder, leaving an acephalous state in rampant disorder only to be stabilised by British Tommies. |
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From such a perspective, the acephalous Igbo and their neighbors were on the receiving end of artistic innovation. |
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Thus the design may sometimes appear acephalous and at other times polycephalous. |
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The hand or the foot appear to be more dominant than the rest of this « acephalous body » delivering natural grandeur. |
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Headless line, also called acephalous line, in prosody, a line of verse that is lacking the normal first syllable. |
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The resistance is largely decentralised, localised and acephalous. |
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British colonizers obliged the acephalous, traditionally stateless Kipsikis to accept chiefs chosen from among them and introduced a system of courts. |
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