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('Hominin' refers, as did 'hominid' until very recently, to Homo sapiens together with fossil species of ape to which Homo sapiens are more closely related than we are to chimpanzees; these include the Australopithecines, extinct species of Homo, etc., making up the tribe Hominini within the sub-family Homininae).
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Mir Hossein Mousavi, the Green opposition leader who claimed victory in last year's disputed presidential elections, was prime minister throughout the war and refers – as do almost all official speeches on a national theme – to the blood of martyrs who are forever exalted.
The bird was independently described by Dutch zoologist Coenraad Temminck in 1824 as Lanius personatus, from the Latin personatus "masked", referring, as does the English name, to the bird's appearance, but the older name takes precedence.
Inside is a spread headlined "Labour war on Britain's bosses" and an editorial, Red Ed has zero clue how business works, that refers, as it did the day before, to the "quasi-Marxist" Miliband.
Thus a succession of Tory ministers were allowed to describe the global banking crisis as "Labour's recession" and to refer (as Jeremy Hunt did) to the economy contracting.
(I'm referring, as I did in the earlier post, to the absurd prominence that the plot gives "juju," bettors' superstitions regarding their influence on sporting events that they're watching on TV).
Thus Lincoln could refer, as he did time and again, to "providence" in ambiguous ways that satisfied believers in a benevolent father but might also refer to the impersonal workings of a natural order -- although as the Civil War progressed, he increasingly felt that "providence" to be less remote and more discernible, though still inscrutable, as a divine personality guiding particular events.
We observed that reasons for denial of an ICU bed were not directly communicated directly to families, who might learn of the decision from the referring service, as did those in Mielke's case study.
(The title doesn't exactly roll off the tongue, either, referring as it does to the child's habit of leaving coins in his pockets that come out in the wash).
In Malay, aggression is associated with amok, which refers (as the imported homophone does in English) to a frenzied state.
"Late Art," a kind of non-site, referring as it does to 203 Rivington, the building, the cathedral, into which Sonia's diptych has disappeared.
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