A notable pluralist, he received lucrative ecclesiastical preferments from the king, including prebends in six cathedrals, pensions, and livings. |
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They earned their livings as mechanics, foundry workers, refrigerator repairmen, and custodians. |
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The majority of benefices in these deaneries were unlikely to attract the covetous attention of pluralist clergy seeking to acquire rich livings. |
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A total of 50 livings were in the hands of 22 pluralist clerks, which represents about 5 per cent of the incumbent parish clergy. |
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Fleet-footed animals, such as gazelles and cheetahs, aren't the only livings things that rely on speed for their survival. |
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The king restored him to his household and council, with his livings and possessions, from which he had been disseized before. |
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They mostly earned their livings in other clerkly trades, as journalists, parliamentary reporters or lawyers. |
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In 1704 the revenue was diverted to found Queen Anne's Bounty, to augment the incomes of poor livings. |
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In the Church Donne held several livings and the divinity readership at Lincoln's Inn. |
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The landowner would have a very big say in who was appointed to the various livings and would frequently endow the churches and provide running expenses. |
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As has been the case for decades, most of the country's top players earn their livings abroad. |
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Farmers, trappers, fishers and woodlot owners and their families are the people who make their livings from the land. |
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Customers rely on us, and our responsibilities stretch widely through the communities in which we earn our livings. |
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The number of people who earn their livings farming tobacco exceeds this figure as an estimated 170,000 full-time labourers are required. |
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Others make their livings on land at the southern edge of the boreal forest that has been converted into farmland. |
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An absentee pluralist on a grand scale, he farmed out his livings, usually for much more than their nominal value, and supervised them through agents. |
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Here's a glimpse at the many ways people have earned their livings in and around Prince George. |
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The bishop was entitled to appoint to all livings lapsed for 6 months. |
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From the beginning of the nineteenth century, Cajuns made their lives and livings in the swamp. |
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Despite the PPG7's poor progress, Mr Schnyder believes such schemes to find sustainable livings for forest dwellers can be made to work. |
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Teams with more foreign-based players tend to be able to call on more experience, provided, of course, those players are earning their livings in one of the major leagues. |
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Hence their slow, unsteady gait, their obvious lack of conversation, thier pitiful appearance, and thier loathing towards these dratted livings who do nothing but make fun of them. |
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The legend of the three livings and of the three deads probably comes from France: three corpses, representing ecclesiastics, meet with three livings, a duke, a count and a prince. |
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But there is a reason more people make their livings as poker players than as blackjack or craps players. As intuitive as this argument seems, however, American law enforcement has been slow to agree. |
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At the Chicago Board of Trade, the world's busiest futures market, wheat and soyabean traders make their livings by divining the elements as they slide across a huge, wall-mounted digital weather map. |
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Sound macroeconomic policies are essential for an economy to realise its full potential growth potential and to ensure high standard of livings for its citizens. |
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The project aims to preserve the traditional clothes of the city of Khenchela, and aims also at helping women in these remotes regions to earn their livings. |
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They want to make their livings by a reasonable expectation of profits. |
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Several hundred people in Yukon could be put out of employment and their livings could be taken away because of the nonsensical bureaucratic regulations being made by the department. |
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Of course, there can be no human knowledge without representation: in order to think and act we need to make a mental image of livings things and objects. |
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Two and a half billion people make their livings through the production and trade of commodities, including agricultural goods, forestry products and minerals. |
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Specifically, do Canadians enjoy a basic minimum standard of living in retirement, and are they able to avoid a serious disruption in livings standards at retirement? |
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In Africa, there are millions of low-income men and women who make their livings by providing goods and services to others-in informal markets and on anonymous street corners. |
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By its bio-climatic and natural properties, the natural gypsum coatings contribute to the comfort, creating a healthy and balanced climate and atmosphere in livings and other interior spaces. |
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A clear message needs to be sent to our industry, to our workers, to our people, the men and women who earn their livings in this industry, that we will be with them. |
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Years of conflict, poverty and population growth have decimated Afghanistan's environment, threatening the wellbeing of rural dwellers, some 80 per cent of whom rely directly on natural resources for their livings. |
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Play with shapes, sizes and colours: Colordesign give a touch of colour to your livings. Coloured floor tiles for your bathroom furnishing and wall coverings: a touch of elegance and fantasy by Iris Ceramica. |
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Partly because bishops refused to give livings to Tractarian priests, many of them began working in slums. |
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Even though they were provided for in some way siblings had to make their livings by other means. |
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The legal right of lay patrons to present clergymen of their choice to local ecclesiastical livings led to minor schisms from the church. |
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Those who left forfeited livings, manses and pulpits, and had, without the aid of the establishment, to found and finance a national Church from scratch. |
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Conspiracists have made livings out of their theories while the White House has always stood behind the Warren Commission's findings that Oswald acted alone. |
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Their heroes are rappers and members of violent gangs such as the Young Americans, the Mafia, the Firm, and Hard Livings. |
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