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Jones, a veritable force of nature at 82, spoke in resolute tones about his gratitude for a lifetime of mentors and dear friends from Ray Charles, who befriended him at 13 when Charles was 16, to Count Basie taking him under his wing as well as Dizzy Gillespie.
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"A Stanford alumni favorite, Tina Seelig is a veritable academic force of nature whose infectious enthusiasm makes learning a true pleasure," said Howard Wolf, vice president for alumni affairs and president of Stanford Alumni Association.
He considered his lifetime of work to form a trilogy, which he called The Crooked Lines of God and which is composed of The Residual Years: Poems 1934 1948 (1968), his early nature poetry; The Veritable Years: Poems 1949 1966 (1978), his religious poetry; and a projected third volume that was to have been entitled The Integral Years and was intended to contain his post-1966 poetry.
Certificates management in mobile ad hoc networks is a veritable challenge because of constrictions imposed by the nature of the network.
This technique — a veritable Marat/Sade of 20th-century history — exposed the nature of the offence more effectively than traditional documentary procedure.
The financial crisis triggered a veritable tsunami of apocalyptic metaphors, many of them meteorological in nature.
A veritable who's-who of physics luminaries were trying to understand the nature of these "cosmic-ray" particles.
Sometimes, they are also known as natural museums of giant trees, treasure houses of threatened species, dispensaries of medicinal plants, regulators of water sheds, recreation centers for urban life, veritable gardens for botanists, gene banks of economic species, paradise for nature-lovers and laboratory for environmentalists (Bhagwat [2009]; Manikandan et al. [2011]).
But given the nature of Harrington's idiosyncratic career, "The Other American" is also a veritable Zagat's guide through the left sectarian factions of the last three-quarters of the 20th century.
