No, it is not those far-fetched fruits which the speculator imports that concern us chiefly, but rather those which you have fetched yourself in the hold of a basket from some far hill or swamp, journeying all the long afternoon, the first of the season, consigned to your friends at home.
The causes recited above are those which have chiefly contributed to create this hostility.
When they are needed, the beans pass first through a patented sorting machine that measures red and green wavelengths, rejecting 1.5percentt of the beans, chiefly those that are mottled, which means they are too fermented, or those that are not dark enough.
Of Elizabeth herself, we have chiefly photographs, which show that she really was a beauty.
The chef, Jean-Philippe Patruno, offers food that is chiefly Spanish, which means it takes seamlessly to the small-plates form.
Chiefly, authenticity – which is what I think voters are most keen to see, at a time when politics has been so discredited.
More complex are problems posed by the rise of new nuclear states, chiefly North Korea, which has now conducted two nuclear tests, and Iran, which experts say will be able to build a warhead soon, if it cannot already.
Controversy also drew attention to the artist's huge anodyne stock-in-trade, chiefly landscapes, which catered to many tastes — as he instructed an agent, "highly colored, serious paintings for Vienna, pleasant subjects for London".
They also suggested that the combined fund-raising would make his campaign competitive with Mr. Obama and other pro-Democratic groups, chiefly unions, which are planning to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on federal, state and local elections this year.
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