Also: Nathaniel Hawthorne's classic The Scarlet Letter (1850), featuring the guilt-ridden Reverend Arthur Dimmesdale Mark Twainn's fascinating Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc (1896); and Umberto Eco's superb The Name of the Rose (1980), in which 14th-century friar William of Baskerville investigates deaths at a monastery.
Despite a superb brand name and plenty of resources, IBM could not stay atop the hard-drive industry for long.
In fact, the shad bears the specific scientific name of sapidissima, the Latin for "most savory," because of its superb flavor.
This superb study serves as a model for future explorations of the Alliance for Progress in Latin America". "Field shows how U.S. Agency for International Development USAIDD) funding was employed to arm peasant militias against militant miners, all in the name of development.
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For instance, Sterling caviar -- the brand name given to the superb eggs of white sturgeon from the Stolt Sea Farm in Elverta, Calif., near Sacramento -- is now being sold in four grades.
More than 31 years have gone by since an actor named David Kernan did a superb impersonation of Corbyn's friend Ken Livingstone in a London theatre production called The Ratepayers' Iolanthe.
The US pianist made his name in Europe with his superb recordings of Beethoven's piano sonatas.
Murder in Pacot Raoul Peck made a name for himself with his superb direction of the classic historic political drama Lumumba.
Here they are quoting Big Daddy Kane, one of the genre's first great enjambers, in a tightly coiled passage from his 1987 single, "Raw": I'll damage ya, I'm not an amateur but a professional Unquestionable, without doubt superb So full of action, my name should be a verb.
