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(11) In addition to being necessary in order to achieve as fully as possible translation's traditional fundamental goal of exactly reproducing meaning (as well as aesthetic fidelity and fidelity in the expression of feelings), the sort of "accommodating" translation that has just been explained is also necessary, in Herder's view, in order to achieve certain further important goals.

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Ms. Keel, for her part, felt less shock than relief, for something inexplicable about their breakup had just been explained.

However, they still get edgy before the event starts and I swear I saw Duran eyeing Hearns with real menace one afternoon in Doncaster; Hearns had just been explaining to me how he stood aside to let Duran fall in their brutal 1984 fight.

I'm told that the current TV series, which has just been cancelled, explains away the machines' apparent lack of firepower and numbers (I have to admit to having only seen a few episodes).

Instead, Corbyn has just been asking Johnson to explain the discrepancy between what he said on German TV, about Porton Down being "categorical" about the nerve agent coming from Russia, and the Porton Down boss Gary Aitkenhead saying his laboratory could not prove that.

"The intention of what we've been doing has just been on the music," drummer Zach Velmer explains.

My latest feature, the Aacta winning Pauline Hanson: Please Explain!, has just been rejected by the Vision Splendid outback film festival, whose draft plans to promote its 2017 pro-female focus included a poster of a sexy cowgirl.

It's important to frame the option as a loss — the potential loss of the champion that they have just been playing with, Jones explained.

One man, who had just been released from prison, explained: "In Alabama they will throw you in jail for just standing in your yard holding a joint".

"For 30 years I've been working out of the rec center with these kids, trying to show them that there's life outside of the inner city, and we've just been invisible," Jones-Woods explained.

It had just been completed in 1913, he explains, when an observant commuter noticed that it was not astronomically correct: the signs were all backwards.

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