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I talked about this with one of the aforesaid great people.
His tough talk on crime and asylum earned Mr Hague an opinion-poll bounce last spring, but fewer voters now see a government that boasts about being the hammer of "yobs" and champion of curfews as a member of the aforesaid liberal conspiracy.In short, Mr Hague has got himself into a mess.
But it may, in light of the aforesaid miracle, clear his way back into high office.The miracle is this.
Tucker's popularity spawned the creation of his opposite number, Stuart Pearson, whose brand-heavy bullshit must have gone some way toward inspiring his tamer primetime equivalent, the aforesaid Twenty Twelve airhead Siobhan Sharpe.
While Apple clips the ticket for every song that moves over iTunes, naturally, the company passes on a percentage to the musicians and to the aforesaid companies, too.
"Flight 17 flew over the airspace of the area in which the aforesaid rebel army was waging its war activities and the rebel army under the command responsibility of defendant Girkin shot down the subject Boeing 777-200 aircrafthe the lawsuit adds.
In the resulting twenty-one-column symposium, "How Do Bachelors Get Away with It?," the quintet of participants, shepherded by a moderator, included Spencer, an advertising man; Tom, an airline employee; Max, a magazine editor; Larry, a municipal-bond trader; and the aforesaid Phil, the fiddler with feminine virtue.
Blown off course by weather and transit problems, she lands in the company of the aforesaid Declan, hirsutely and monosyllabically played by the handsome Mr. Goode, who seems eager to show off his gruff manliness but unsure of just how to go about it.
It further claimed that the aforesaid properties makes the invented product "new" (and superior!) as it "stores better and is easier to process"; has "better processability of themethanesulfonic acid addition salt of a compound of formula I", and has a "further advantage for processing and storing".
Under Section 17 of the Theft Act of 1968, criminal charges could be filed against any person who dishonestly "produces or makes use of any account, or any such record or document as aforesaid , which to his knowledge is or may be misleading, false or deceptive in a material particular".
Musing here, however, was severely hampered by the aforesaid bus drivers, who were as driven as ever (it's about competition).
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The primary grammatical function of "aforesaid" is as an adjective . It modifies a noun, indicating that the noun has been previously referenced. Ludwig identifies its use in various contexts, affirming its role in referring to items already introduced.
Expression frequency: Common
