Referring to her as Miranda, Lowell wrote that she stole old ideas and presented them as her own, she was genuine only in her spite and "when acting as censor, she privately blows a censer of vanity 'neath her own nose".
The Foreign Office yesterday acknowledged the documents were genuine but stressed they were only a snapshot of thinking at a particular time.
Key points from the guidance include: An employer must establish whether a religion or belief is genuine, and only question this in exceptional cases.
By cleverly using the information they know, they'll reassure you that their call is genuine, and only at the very end of the call will they ask you for your signature strip number – which is all they were after.
Assuming the fragment is genuine, it shows only that others talked about Jesus using that word.
"The safest way to ensure that your ticket is genuine is to only buy from an authorised seller which can be found on the London 2012 website.
A name is genuine if and only if refers to things, that is, to concrete physical things.
Her sister claims the first rant is genuine and is only part of a 15-minute video, of which she uploaded a second segment found below.
He doesn't weigh in on the Kennedy assassination, for example, and he takes it for granted that you believe President Obama's birth certificate is genuine: "Birthers" make only the briefest of cameos in his book.
Broad City's enthusiasm for Clinton is genuine, and not only because she is the most prominent public figure ever to appear on the show, which began as a low-budget web series produced by improv nerds.
