Her subject is Los Angeles itself, and it's a familiarly distressing collage of crime-scene tape, drive-bys, bulging prisons, drug stunted lives. |
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Davies followed an early yellow card with that second booking, and the 131st north London derby took on a familiarly modern pattern. |
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I should want to know Venice familiarly before giving myself overmuch to noctambulation. |
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But now there is a new highway, familiarly known as the GT Road, and no different from any other. |
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I will be leaving behind a landscape I know familiarly, that I observe closely, that I love. |
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Finally, we benefit from vast importations of what might be familiarly called the American cultural output. |
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Going back to Belgrade after 11 years, there was a newness to it, so the experience of it was familiarly exciting. |
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Teddy called him familiarly as his fans was the youngest of the Kennedy brothers. |
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Not till the next morning did we learn that the Sheik Mo, as he is familiarly known, had sprung a surprise fit for a prince. |
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Known familiarly as Didi, she is clearly campaigning for the next poll, when she may decide to dump Congress. |
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The geographical name designating a specified region must be sufficiently precise and familiarly linked to the area of production so that, taking account of the existing situations, confusion may be avoided. |
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He composed in every musical genre, is familiarly known as the father of the symphony, and no musical historian would dispute a similar, even more apt paternity for the string quartet. |
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Loli, as she us familiarly known, gave a brilliant exposition of her research and exegesis of the Biblical texts on Mary in Post-Conciliar publications. |
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Their daughter was familiarly called Liza and her surname was changed to Maugham. |
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The changes to local government in New Brunswick introduced in 1966 and 1967 were part of what we now familiarly refer to as the Equal Opportunity Program. |
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St. Jean'sas it is familiarly knownwas established by the Oblates in 1868 to serve the French Canadianimmigrants who had come to work in what was then a thriving mill town. |
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Klaus had already written to the master of ceremonies Paul Schneider-Duncker, known familiarly as Paulchen, asking for an engagement at Munich's Bonbonniere. |
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