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Perhaps endowing it with such oomph leaves little for the rest of the set, all derived from debut CD Back to Bedlam, which passes pleasantly but generically.

He was not perhaps endowed with the most perfect of self-critical faculties and published rather too much work that was below his best.

Philolaus continues in this tradition by arguing that there are ten celestial bodies arranged around the central fire, because ten is the perfect number, and also by perhaps endowing some of the parts of his cosmos with mythological and religious significance, e.g., by equating the central fire with the fire guarded by Zeus and stolen by Prometheus (see 4.2 above).

So perhaps or perhaps not: Albertine endows its users with a collection of intensely tactile memories, capable of producing both bliss and despair.

The unsettling thing about this ballet is that it endows us with the same viewpoint.

It endows the people, not the president, with the right to decide on military action".

It endows them with the responsibility to do so.

He was perhaps too endowed with some of her qualities, notably single-mindedness, courage, drive and clarity – and perhaps too radical.

HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON - GROUPS of professionals tend to invent their own private languages, because shortcuts save time, and also perhaps to endow their fields with allure and mystery.

The National Trust announced it would be glad to run it-suitably endowed with cash.

It was endowed by his sons.