Like other such works in China, it was made up of extracts from sundry books, classified by subject matter.
In the subsequent case of Sundry African Slaves v. Madrazo (1828) 1 Pet.
Several EU states have a national ban on sundry GM varieties.
She is author of Sundry Modernism, Materials for a Study of Palestinian Modernism, Sternberg Press (2017).
The skull is a natural subject for meditation, Witness Hamlet and sundry others in old woodcuts-magicans and philosophers.
By Gene Baro The New Yorker, November 17, 1962 P. 160 The skull is a natural subject for meditation, Witness Hamlet and sundry others in old woodcuts-magicans and philosophers.
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I am responding to the various and sundry letters published by the Independent on the general subject of the work being done on the Bolsa Chica mesa, its possible (mis)management by Bolsa Chica Land Trust folk and commentary/reportage by Lou Murray on her accidental discovery of water drained from hardpan soils.
Ragtag collections of prostitutes and pimps, drug addicts and sundry urban nighthawks, the people who populate his plays were unusual theatrical subjects in their day, but were no less sympathetic for that.
Thus when subsequent research by Galle at the Berlin observatory revealed that such a planet (Neptune) did in fact exist, and was situated precisely where Adams and Leverrier had calculated, this was hailed as by all and sundry as a magnificent triumph for Newtonian physics: in Popperian terms, Newton's theory had been subjected to a critical test, and had passed with flying colours.
He wrote about what interested him, and he penetrated to his subject's core, without any of that common philosophical ambition to make all of his sundry interests fit together in a single system.
