The Earl had suggested that David pretend to be an orphan whose parents had been American gentility. |
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My mother was quite short in stature, she had been an orphan, and my cousin Vera considered her very beautiful. |
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Eight years later he returned to France an orphan, his parents having been deported to Auschwitz by the Vichy authorities. |
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This three-month old baby escaped with a fractured wrist, but is now an orphan as both parents were killed. |
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I learned from Ted who guided me like a patient headmaster leading a purblind orphan around a country fair. |
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The forceful, careerist Hepburn keeps Tracy off-balance, speaking multiple languages, shielding political refugees, and adopting a Greek orphan. |
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Since she's naught but an orphan, lacking dowry and family, then you should be content with a handfast. |
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Isabel Thwaites was an orphan and had been placed under the guardianship of the Abbess of a nunnery at Appleton, near York. |
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She didn't have nowheres else to go, what with her being an orphan like me, so Rachel's ma kept him from letting her go. |
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Wheeler is a mudlark, an orphan aged about 10, scavenging a living on the banks of the Thames in London. |
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Dressed in tatters and singing mournfully, she played the part of the hungry orphan to perfection. |
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One child, abandoned years earlier at hospital by his mother, has attached himself to Nancy, who mothers the orphan, discipline and all. |
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One medical gas, nitric oxide, has been licensed as an orphan drug and increased in price. |
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Most insurers, plcs and mutuals alike, are sitting on large heaps known as orphan assets or free estates. |
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The film tells the story of a ragged group of orphan children who attempt a desperate walk to freedom across a war-torn country. |
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It could be by helping someone needy, whether it is a relative, a neighbour, a wayfarer, an orphan, a lady waiting to get married, or a student. |
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From what I have gathered they are going to adopt an orphan and have told many people. |
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She'd never been anything but rude and ignorant to Josie, knowing Josie was but an orphan. |
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She was so thrilled by the prospect of motherhood that Thorn follows the advice of a priest and agrees to accept an orphan child as his own. |
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The series deals with the moving yet comical exploits of a likeable red-haired orphan. |
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These drugs are called orphan drugs and are allowed to have less premarketing testing. |
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In this village, distress and despair are writ large on the faces of nearly 100 widows and their 350 orphan children. |
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Still, she managed to adopt orphan children and teach them to support themselves doing cooking and laundry. |
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Just the week before another boy just like these two, another war orphan, was granted permanent residence. |
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There is the famous joke about the man who kills his parents and then looks for leniency at his murder trial because he is an orphan. |
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It's really an orphan drug which has benefited from the let's-give-it-a-shot mentality more than anyone thought possible. |
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When Congress and the FDA dreamed up the orphan drug bill they didn't consider limiting profitability. |
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Arna is a 46-year old Asiatic elephant who was transported to Australia as an orphan from Vietnam many decades ago. |
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Success has many fathers, but failure is an orphan, the president ruefully noted after the Cuban fiasco. |
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Rose is an orphan who has been living in New York City, luxuriously but lovelessly. |
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So this is really the old patricide begging sympathy because he's an orphan. |
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As the train stayed stubbornly put, she began mentally to sketch out a story about a luckless orphan who became a wizarding hero. |
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The disease has led to a huge orphan crisis, creating an overburden on an already stressed medical system. |
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He has taken in orphan herbaria and has worked to distribute extra materials to other herbaria in the region. |
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As an herbal product, the Hoxsey tonic cannot be patented and therefore occupies the status of an orphan drug that no company will develop. |
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Charlie was an orphan and had been raised by an old widower man, Mr Smith, who many respected, but everyone thought was slightly mad. |
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It was given orphan drug status by the American Government because the expected uptake of the drug was quite small. |
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They didn't realize that they were developing the world's first billion-dollar orphan drug. |
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In fact Glutathione is an orphan drug for the treatment of AIDS-associated cachexia. |
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She grew up an orphan, her parents having been killed in a battle which overtook their hometown. |
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But if the conventional capital markets don't want to touch mature industries, where can these orphan companies turn for finance? |
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The drug has been granted orphan drug status in American and Europe, providing an incentive for Amarin to complete its development. |
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Sophie Hannah, the author of the new novel The orphan Choir, has always preferred the sketchy storyteller. |
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He never spoke of his childhood as an orphan, but kept dark memories of those days in his bosom. |
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It is almost impossible for anybody to find out how much the companies hold in orphan assets, never mind a fair price for waiving your rights to the money. |
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However, he has no living relatives that will adopt the orphan. |
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The girl would become Victoria Winters, an orphan hired by the Collins Family as a governess for the troubled young heir. |
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Scribbling notes in the classroom next door is Justine, a shy 17-year-old orphan who is the only female in her class. |
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Maslany is so deeply ingrained in the DNA of orphan Black that without her incredible performances, there would be no show. |
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She grew up an orphan in Japanese internment camps and has a flighty streak. |
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Say what you will, though, he never tried to tug at our heartstrings by making Marlowe an orphan. |
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Edward, also an Empire orphan, born in Malaysia, could be the solidity she needs. |
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From the very first scene, when those little orphan girls begin banging their buckets on the ground in unison singing It's a Hard Knock Life, they had me. |
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The Torah also tells us to be good to the poor, the widow, and the orphan. |
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At various times the boy has told us that he ran away from school to join a carnival, was descended from Sioux Indians, was an orphan and had been a hobo. |
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He thanked Sellon for her presence in the Diocese of Exeter and the notable achievements of the sisterhood among the poor, especially the orphan girls. |
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When the matron of an African orphan farm decided that the soft-hearted bachelor Mr J L B Matekoni adopt two of her charges, one in a wheelchair, he meekly agreed. |
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The first orphan asylum in the United States was established in 1729 by Ursuline nuns to care for children orphaned in massacres by Native Americans at Natchez, Mississippi. |
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At various times he has told us that he ran away from school to join a carnival, was descended from Sioux Indians, was an orphan and had been a hobo. |
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Arginox Pharmaceuticals announced that the US FDA has granted orphan drug designation to Tilarginine Acetate Injection for the treatment of cardiogenic shock. |
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It has has been designated an orphan drug in both the EU and the US, is currently under priority review in the US, Canada, Switzerland, Australia and New Zealand. |
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Emotionally deprived in early life, hewas an orphan and child hireling, eventually institutionalized at age 31 after attempting to molest a three-year-old girl. |
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In the film Oliver's attempt to get Fagin to pray is overwhelmed by the emotional intensity of Fagin's sense of parting from the young orphan he took in. |
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It is first associated with Henry Croft, an orphan street sweeper who collected money for charity. |
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The initial chapters of the report provide an orientation of orphan disease dealmaking and its associated business and partnering activities. |
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Lipoprotein lipase deficiency is a rare disease, a so-called orphan disease, that affects one or two of every million people. |
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A RARE disease, which may also be referred to as an orphan disease, is one which affects a small percentage of the population. |
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The 2012 film stars Bailee Michelle Johnson as Rose, an orphan in the film adaptation of the book by Linda Bethers and Ben Sowards. |
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Despite being an orphan, however, Alfredo has not suffered the same social alienation as his contemporaries on stage. |
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I have a tiny bit of respect of Angelina for adopting an orphan instead of populating the world with another flesh loaf. |
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During his stay in Rouen, Brunel had met Sophia Kingdom, a young Englishwoman who was an orphan and was working as a governess. |
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The FDA and European Medicines Agency have both previously granted Bronchitol orphan drug status for treating cystic fibrosis. |
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The initial chapters of this report provide an orientation of orphan drugs dealmaking and business activities. |
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Tragically, her disease is so rare that the only effective medicine is an orphan drug. |
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The a-ring lactone of brevetoxin PbTx-3 is required for sodium channel orphan receptor binding and activity. |
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Indeed I soon, found that the poor needle-girl was not the orphan with property. |
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The survey suggested that applications for orphan drug approvals doubled during the last decade. |
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Globally, USA dominates the orphan drug market, followed by Europe and Asia-Pacific. |
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An orphan among its peers, consecutive interpreting appears to have a short life and little if any luster. |
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All of these diseases have large patient base but their rare forms doesn't have suitable therapeutics which reflects the marketing potential of orphan drugs in these segments. |
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The researchers could tell when an orphan receptor had hooked a molecule by monitoring signaling events, such as waves of calcium ions, in the cells. |
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Anaconda is developing its lead product AP611074 to treat condyloma, also called anogenital warts, as well as the orphan disease recurrent respiratory papillomatosis. |
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Lighthouse keeping is narrated by an orphan named Silver, who on the death of her parents is adopted by Pew, a blind lighthousekeeper in the imaginary Scottish town of Salts. |
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A significant association was identified between alterations in the RAR-related orphan receptor beta gene, one of the circadian clock genes, and having bipolar disorder. |
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It was hardly foreordained that a poor orphan from darkest Brittany... working in the recondite realms of Semitic philology, should play such a role in his time. |
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One is a cheerful and spunky orphan, another is a poor little rich girl. |
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If you see one chair alone, it's like an orphan, it's synecdochic, a part that speaks to a larger whole that's absent, from which it has been removed. |
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When the Cold-War reached its finishing point with the disintegration of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s, the US left the mujahidin as orphan. |
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Food and Drug Administration has granted orphan drug designation to its synthetic human secretin, RG1068, for use with magnetic resonance imaging of the pancreas. |
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Sandfish, by Saudi Arabian filmmaker Ahd Kamel, is set in the UAE in the 1960s and tells the story of an orphan girl being sold to an old man who already has two wives. |
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In 2002 the orphan Springer was discovered in Puget Sound, Washington. |
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