When I was working with my students, I got a host of text messages and emails from teachers and parents about these things, and we were able to work with them at a level 2 rather than a level 10.
The political nomenclature that came to be used in ancient Japan, including the term, tennô, meaning "emperor," also derived, at least in part, from a host of Confucian texts.
Wilde's editor JM Stoddart had already deleted a host of "objectionable" text from the novel before it made its first appearance in Lippincott's Monthly Magazine in June 1890, cutting out material which made more explicit the homoerotic nature of artist Basil Hallward's feelings for Dorian Gray and which accentuated elements of homosexuality in Gray himself.
The museum also hosts permanent exhibits of texts and photographs that document events of the Holocaust and its planning.
The library hosts an extensive archive of texts on the development of the working class and sits near to the pub where Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels are said to have regularly met in the 1840s.
Medium wants to host all sorts of text for everyone.
Specifically, version 4.0.203.4 of the Dev channel build of Chrome fixes a host of problems, ranging from text being garbled to favicons no longer working.
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Ledger's temperament and genius for organisation meant that she readily collaborated with others, and this led to a host of publications including Political Gender: Texts and Contexts, with McDonagh and Jane Spencer (1994); Cultural Politics at the Fin De Siècle, with Scott McCracken (1995); and The Fin de Siècle: A Reader in Cultural History, with Roger Luckhurst (2000).
Instead of spending several years reading Aristotle's treatises, lengthy commentaries or other ancient texts, a host of poor university students could study the Ramist compendia which replaced these works.
