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...g sand. Sharply, one paw at a time, she snapped the gold dust away. The price of that lovely warm place. Why else would I stay if it wasn't for t... ... so surrounded by such dreadful warnings. He kept saying that one of the prices that dragons paid for the sea's security was that they've forgotten... ...he understood the godhood that Lei-kung sought so mightily, at such great price. But this was giving, not taking. She would do anything for him; h... ...lieved. She loves him." "He's twice her age." "Age isn't the critical factor. Genuine affection is; loyalty is. Rare commodities in this age o...

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...eckless and beautiful zeal of the women in the British and French munition factories, for example, the gaiety and fearlessness of the common soldiers ... ...Napoleon’s campaigns. The development of war has depended largely upon two factors. One of these is invention. New weapons and new methods have become... ...rategy, the relative advantage of offensive and defensive. The other chief factor in the evolution of the war has been social organisation. As Machiav... ...ry as the sixteenth century un- folds, as an affair in which the essential factor is the drilled and trained infantryman. The artillery is developing ... ...l- ian line. In Italy it has not become, as it has in France, the decisive factor. The war on the Carso front in Italy—I say nothing of the mountain w... ... to a mere useless, gibbering, stop- 94 War and the Future the-war-at-any-price pacifist. Years ago my mind was once darkened very badly for some wee... ...n effort. It wants to do nothing. It just wants effort to stop—even at the price of German vic- tory. If the whole fabric of society in western Europe... ...s when the bull gored his sister.) The efforts to stop the conflict at any price, even at the price of entire submission to the German Will, grew more... ...franchises or privileges the use of which he re- luctantly yields for high prices. The conversion of held-up land and material into workable and activ...

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...s, a wilderness of cabbages and evil-looking sheds, past a gaunt abandoned factory, and so to the high road. The high road ascended in a curve past a ... ...r whole world. There on the one hand in a crowded darkness, about the ugly factories and work-places, the workers herded together, ill clothed, ill no... ... jabbering minds drifting over a series of irrational economic cataclysms, prices and employment tumbled about like towers in an earthquake, and amids... ...ly from ignorance and want of thought and feeling. We needed more dramatic factors than these mental fogs, these mere atmo- spheric devils. We fled th... ...als employed. She affected silk brocades with rich and elaborate patterns, priceless black lace over creamy or purple satin, intricate trimmings throu... ... was not likely to fetch many shillings. Still, both these things might be factors. I thought with a certain repugnance of the 93 H. G . Wells little... ...tions did come?” To which he replied that they couldn’t expect to get top- price wages when the masters were selling bottom-price coal. I replied, “Th... ...ter number, I may remark, of the advertisements that were so conspicuous a factor in the life of those days, and which rendered our vast tree-pulp new...

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...ce it now to remark simply that it was during the consequent great rise of prices, confidence, and enterprise that the revival of interest in flying o... ... he reached by one o’clock, and it is related that scarcely a ship-yard or factory in that busy hive of industry resumed work before half-past two. Th... ...tment of this affair was inseparable from the exclusive acquisition of the priceless secret of aerial sta- bility by the British Empire. The exact par... ...irst hour and sixpence per hour afterwards. But really there were no fixed prices, and insistent boys could get bicycles and the thrill of danger for ... ...ir chief songs would be those popular ditties, “In my T railer,” and “What Price Hair-pins Now?” They decided to begin with small seaside places, and ... ...e Scientific Age this group of gentle and noble emo- tions had been a fine factor in the equipment of every wor- thy human being, a fine factor that h... ...oots, bowler hats, cricket, race meetings, cheap revolvers, petroleum, the factory system of industry, halfpeuny newspapers in both English and the ve... ... particular time the unlucky Ameri- cans realised the presence of this new factor in the fight. No account now survives of their experience. We have t... ...n. They’re bombard- 155 H G Wells ing capitals, smashing up dockyards and factories, mines and fleets.” “Did they do much to London, sir?” asked Bert...

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...odern enough for the sort of trade she was in, could be got for a moderate price from her owners, who had ordered a new steamer from Europe. He rushed... ...th could put him out of his engine-room now.” Good bargain as she was, the price of the Sofala took up pretty near all the lottery-money. He had left ... ...f an indigo promontory closing the view of the quays, the slim column of a factory-chimney smoked quietly straight up into the clear air. A Chinaman, ... ...e. Massy’s savage moroseness was too disconcerting. It was an incalculable factor of the situation. You could not tell what there was behind that insu... ... had gone so far to carry a point should continue to live. He must pay the price. “Leap as far as you can, sir; we will pick you up.” They did not hea...

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... and unpredictability of life, affect us almost as much as the determined factors. It is a major handicap in mathematical modeling that we are only a... ...and so on and so forth. Here we mention some examples in which certain factors are indeterminate but where we have used FCM to find solutions. So... ...e transit system, which includes the level of service and the convenience factors. We have the following elements, Frequency of the service, in-vehi... ...x dynamics between a certain strategic goal and the related environmental factors. They [65] argue that environments can be classified into three ... ...tical stability, etc. are uncontrollable. Quality control activity, sales price, productivity, etc. are FIGURE: 1.3.3 SIMILARITY_ MEASURE ALARM_% ... ...by complicated interacting forces of various exogenous and /or endogenous factors described so far. Environments facing the new- entering company are... ...titiveness, Market demand Controllable factors: Quality control, Sales price, Productivity. Observations: To identify those factors relevant t... ...ect • • : Quality Control –1 : Negative cause-and-effect • • : Sales Price • • : Productivity • • : Market Demand • • : Economic Conditions ... ... • • : Competitor’s Advertisements FIGURE: 1.3.4 COMPETITIVENESS SALES PRICE PRODUCTIVITY MARKET SHARE QUALITY CONTROL MARKET DEMAND COMPE...

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... aggression under the pretext of 'self security' will possibly get, in return, more factors of insecurity ... Military forces cannot fundamentally s... ...re vicious, more enduring, more traumatic than before. That the West is paying the price for its mistakes I have no doubt. For isn't it a part and ... ...ve no doubt. For isn't it a part and parcel of its teachings that everything has a price and that there is always a time of reckoning? Back to the ... ...in the Clinton administration that hastily bombed a couple of targets, including a factory in Sudan, but always failed to respond to the real chall... ...ses and used to roll over bad loans - were suddenly recalled. The hitherto symbolic prices of oft- wasted and oft-stolen oil, gas, and electricity we... ...ng military and security services to the Taliban). Even at the current, depressed, prices, this would fetch well over 2 billion US dollars in next ... ...ily occurrence, bucking a global trend, Matsushita intends to expand its television factory in Plzen. Its investment of $8 million will enhance the ... ... program last June: "The programme has continued to suffer because of a number of factors, including: the cumbersome procedures involved in formu... ...n notes: "Turkey's more friendly position toward Israel was the result of several factors. (Turkey) became tired of diplomatic initiatives that fa...

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..., UNESCO, UPU, WHO, WFTU, WMO, WTO Economy GNP: $13.9 billion (FY85, current prices), $140 per capita; 4.5% real growth (FY86); 11% inflation rate (FY... ...uel Esquivel, Curl Thompson, Dean Lindo; People's United Party (PUP), George Price, Florencio Marin, Said Musa; Belize Popu- lar Party (BPP), Louis Sy... ...f: INTERPOL, WHO Economy GDP: $1,148.1 million (1985-86), $19,800 per capita factor cost (1984-85); real growth rate 1.1% (1983-84); average infla- ti... ..., IRC, ITU, UN, UNESCO, UPU, WHO, WMO Economy GDP: $7.05 billion (in current prices), $190 per capita; real growth rate 6.2%; 7% inflation rate (FY85/... ...umption; 0.8% net exports of goods and services; 1985 growth rate 2.9% (1980 prices) Natural resources: forests, copper, zinc, iron, farmland Agricult... ...cco, roasted coffee, ice, mineral waters, candy, beer, and canned fish; some factories for manufac- ture of clothing are being developed; a small segm... ...p, flour mill, matches, three small shipyards, fertilizer plant, and battery factory Electric power: 480,000 kW capacity; 2,150 million kWh produced, ... ... (1984 est.) Major industries: agricultural processing (meat canneries, soap factories, brewery, tanneries, sugar refining), light consumer goods indu... ...ies: small rice, jute, sugar, and oilseed mills; match, cigarette, and brick factories Electric power: 160,000 kW capacity; 395 million kWh produced, ...

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...rs from the heads, and toes from the feet of victims -- Cross-eyed John -- The price of blood 283- 289 CHAPTER XXVI. The Buccaneers seek to acquire l... ...ich is given them with a pair of shoes. Some wear pearls and garments of great price, who are next to the Khan; and these garments were not worn but o... ... store-houses in another. He selleth his grain for a fourth part of the common price, and always provides that his store-houses are kept fully supplie... ...o be found anywhere in the world, bringing them from Ormus, and considering no price too great to pay, so that they might have the animal that would s... ...blished themselves in the principal harbors of India as merchants, brokers and factors. Few in numbers, they soon acquired a considerable influence, a... ...ound up his high-flown oration and asked for leave to trade and to establish a factory. DA GAMA IS MADE A PRISONER. The Zamorin, who seemed disposed t... ...hs a fleet of thirteen vessels was on its way to India, to trade and establish factories. For some cause, which has never been made clear; the command... ...arrived at Calecut, loaded his ships with spices and precious woods, founded a factory, left one ship and a number of men to await his return, and sai... ... than the natives rose, massacred the few men whom Cabral had left, burned the factory, and in fear that the fate of the sailors on shore might be the...

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...forecast. We shall not attempt a full answer here, because too many of the factors must remain unexamined; later, perhaps, we may be in a better posit... ...bour, wounded and perplexed, returning to the disorganised or nationalised factories from which Capital has gone a-fighting, and to which it may never... ...d. This is what is happening all over the world to-day; there is a rise in prices. This is automatic national bankruptcy; unplanned, though perhaps no... ...es, far less than it did at the outset. As the war goes on and the rise in prices continues, the subsequent borrowings and contracts are undergoing a ... ...an. It is doubt- ful if the rise in wages is keeping pace with the rise in prices. So far as it fails to do so the load is on the usual pack animal, t... ... Assuming that it is possible to bring up wages to the level of the higher prices, and that the rise in rents can be checked by legislation or capture... ...ome reinvestment of interest representing supply, we have two of the chief factors that are supposed to be necessary to a phase of business enter- pri... ...ave gone to Germany. The submarine blockade of Britain is now a negligible factor in this question. Despite these patent conditions there has been, an... ...mosphere of discipline more lamentable than that which has grown up in the factories, workshops, and great privately owned public services of America ...

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...though that too irritated her. “He thinks of nothing but the works and the prices of fuel. He has no imagination, no poetry.” “None of these men of ir... ...ere and there a gas-lit window, or the yel- low glare of some late-working factory or crowded public- house. Out of the masses, clear and slender agai... ...er. He talked to her about beans and potatoes, bees, caterpillars, and the price of fruit. She replied in her usual manner, but she looked at him a li... ...crooked about this busi- ness of Gottfried Plattner; but what that crooked factor is, I will admit as frankly, I do not know. I have been surprised at... ...mited to the island of Portsea, and acquired chiefly in the wholesale boot factory in which he had worked by day, after passing the seventh standard o... ...dlady pointed out that she really could not supply so much lamp oil at the price. He walked to and fro from the College with little slips of mnemonics... ...en they came into the shop. The clergyman, without any ceremony, asked the price of the crystal egg. Mr. Cave glanced nervously towards the door leadi... ...into the parlour, and said five pounds. The clergy- man protested that the price was high, to his companion as well as to Mr. Cave—it was, indeed, ver... ...- tor and the undertaker plied their trades, the workers gath- ered in the factories, soldiers drilled, scholars studied, lovers sought one another, t...

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...reat cities of the world, long reaches of the Thames were seized upon by the factory builder, and FRENCH WAYS AND THEIR MEANING 19 London has only by... ...ence —their river banks were already firmly and beautifully built up, and the factory chimneys had to find a footing in the outskirts. Any American with... ...ed, and was bound to have, material security for his children. Therefore the price to be paid for stay ing at home, and keeping one’s children with o... ...the finished picture. And it is only the married woman who counts as a social factor. Now it is precisely at the moment when her experience is rounded ... ...atively unimportant, for the French have always recognised that, as a social factor, a woman does not count till she is married; and in the well to do... ...e is free to emerge from it at the moment when she is fitted to become a real factor in social life? It may, of course, be asked at this point, how the...

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..., 23 Yo n g e since the house of Glenuskie were well known as pious bene- factors to the Church. They were just in time for a mass which a pilgrim pr... ...e King. 75 Yo n g e CHAPTER 6 CHAPTER 6 CHAPTER 6 CHAPTER 6 CHAPTER 6 THE PRICE OF A GOOSE THE PRICE OF A GOOSE THE PRICE OF A GOOSE THE PRICE OF A G... ...A GOOSE THE PRICE OF A GOOSE THE PRICE OF A GOOSE THE PRICE OF A GOOSE THE PRICE OF A GOOSE ‘We would have all such offenders cut off, and we give ... ...ficulty to civilised life. Having been conveyed by by-streets to the great factory or shop of Maltre Coeur at T ours, a wonder in itself, though far i...

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...and trail is the worst. Happy is the man who can weather a day’s travel at the price of silence, and that on a beaten track. And of all heart breaking... ...rbearance, and tolerance. Thus, and thus only, can he gain that pearl of great price, — true comradeship. He must not say “Thank you;” he must mean it... ..., Kah Chucte, who hast nor wife nor child?” “Mine is a sister, the wife of the Factor at Koshim. He beats her, and she is not happy. Give thou her the... ...smiled, and said sly things one to the other. I wondered, for never had such a price been offered; and that night I added more to the pile, and put be... ...rts, that the yellow haired sea wanderer put into the Pribyloffs, right to the factory, and while the part of his men held the servants of the company... ...een; but I was a chief, and the son of a chief, and had paid for her an untold price of skin and boat and bead. “But why so many words? I was a sailor... ...w the winter, long and lonely, breeding evil thoughts and bad deeds. The Chief Factor was a hard man, and bold. And he was not such that a woman would... ...nd they marvelled that I should be so quiet. “When they had done I went to the Factor’s house, calmer than now in the telling of it. He had been afrai... ... it was the church, always the church; for I passed over his body and sent the Factor to meet my woman child before his god, which is a bad god, and t...

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...ge of tackle and the handling of heavy weights, Peroo was worth almost any price he might have chosen to put upon his services; but custom decreed the... ...rning it, the high bank disappeared, and with it all the slowly dispersing factors of the problem. He was sitting in the rainy darkness—sitting in a b... ...es of East India men who went on shooting expeditions and never came back; factors, agents, writers, and ensigns of the Honourable the East India Comp... ...ore or less honestly; banks paid their depositors to the hour; diamonds of price came safely to the hands of their owners; Republics rested content wi... ...ee!” said Mr. Wardrop, hurrying them away. “The engines aren’t worth their price as old iron.” “We tow,” was the answer. “ Afterwards we shall confisc... ..., and swore, half-boiled and mother-naked. The donkey-en- gine worked—at a price—the price of constant attention and furious stoking—worked long enoug... ...the Malay boat-builder by night chiefly; it was no time to haggle over the price of sago and dried fish. The others stayed aboard and replaced piston,...

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...multitude of such peasants, did not bring their hay to Moscow for the high price offered them, but burned it instead. Let us imagine two men who have ... ...chments defeat larger ones, obscurely admits the existence of this unknown factor and tries to discover it— now in a geometric formation, now in the e... ...ius of the commanders. But the assignment of these various meanings to the factor does not yield results which accord with the historic facts. Y et it... ...he most advantageous conditions for fighting. The spirit of an army is the factor which multiplied by the mass gives the resulting force. To define an... ... resulting force. To define and express the sig- nificance of this unknown factor—the spirit of an army—is a problem for science. This problem is only... ...pment employed, and so on—mistaking these for the real significance of the factor, and if we recognize this un- known quantity in its entirety as bein...

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...ince Robin Ostler died. First Carrier: Poor fellow, never joyed since the price of oats rose; it was the death of him. Second Carrier : I think this... ...hern youth exchange His glorious deeds for my indignities. Percy is but my factor, good my lord, To engross up glorious deeds on my behalf; And I will...

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... vogue. He laughed at theoretical treatises on estate management, disliked factories, the raising of expensive products, and the buying of expensive s... ...f the material. “It was a ruble an arshin, I suppose?” Pierre told her the price. “Too dear!” Natasha remarked. “How pleased the children will be and ... ...m of the apparently original action. That a criminal was reared among male factors mitigates his fault in our eyes. The self-sacrifice of a father or ...

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...cean explorers in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Absent those factors, it‘s difficult to imagine Europe‘s Renaissance rising to the heig... ...e in the ninth century, and its renaissance faded away. No doubt major factors in its disappearance were the instability brought about by the inv... ...e widely information about its advances. Carolingian miniscule a unifying factor Charlemagne had recruited Alcuin not just to spearhead the Caroli... ... the market for scribal writing material. That resulted in much lower prices for paper, but scripted books remained so labor intensive—and thus ... ...chase capital equipment, paper, and ink.  Financial decisions regarding price setting, loans, payroll, rent, etc.  Competition from rival profit-... ...sants Revolt by levying a new poll tax and imposing wage controls (but no price controls). When the protesting rebels invaded London and caused havo... ...t, but Paige‘s compositor was so much more complicated that it ultimately priced itself right out of the market. In 1894, about the same time the... ... A compositor seated at a keyboard took full control of the self-contained factory that lined up character molds into which it squirted hot metal to ... ...near Pittsburgh, twelve-year-old Andrew worked during the day as a cotton-factory bobbin boy monitoring spindles of yarn. Nights, he studied and att...

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... industry. The world’s economy is becoming increasingly vulnerable to the price of oil. It was severely impacted in 2008 when the price of oil rose ... ... industry. The world’s economy is becoming increasingly vulnerable to the price of oil. It was severely impacted in 2008 when the price of oil rose ... ..., in Mexico, 350 rooftop-mounted collectors are used to air condition a factory. The same technology can be used for process heating. Sopogy has... ...ends, or dine with your family, SHOKUDO caters to all. “Amazing Service, Prices, Presentation and OMG, Spicy Tuna Crispy Rice and Beef Sushi on Ba... ...t & The Best Sake Bar & Japanese Food in Town. Ichiban!” — Perry & Price, KSSK 92.3 Hawaii’s Top Radio Station Hosts — Perry & Price, KSSK 92... ...und Denham Capital, Big Island Carbon has built a new biomass-conversion factory at Kawaihae that can process 10,000 tons of macadamia-nut shells ... ...seases or worse diseases than others. They are investigating what health factors can be linked to socioeconomic and demographic status, genetics, ... ...er and other chronic diseases. At the same time, they are examining risk factors such as diet and nutrition as well as genetic tendencies to react ... ...ing, six-string and even eight- string ‘ukulules in a small, family- owned factory in Honolulu. Among the specialists are hearing-impaired employee...

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...e social condition of Moscow— the rabble, that is the poor people, and the price of commodi- ties. An enormous crowd of factory hands, house serfs, an... ...t is the poor people, and the price of commodi- ties. An enormous crowd of factory hands, house serfs, and peasants, with whom some officials, seminar... ... and then dispersed all about the town to the public houses and cookshops. Prices too that day indicated the state of affairs. The price of weapons, o... ...and songs. On benches round the tables in a dirty little room sat some ten factory hands. Tipsy and perspiring, with dim eyes and wide- open mouths, t... ...ht, lads!” And, still rolling up his sleeve, he went out to the porch. The factory hands followed him. These men, who under the leadership of the tall... ...moved up the street together. The bloodstained smith went beside them. The factory hands and others followed behind, talking and shouting. At the corn... ...no such direct cause of the fire, for Moscow had to burn as every village, factory, or house must burn which is left by its owners and in which strang...

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... and continued in a whisper: “Has he performed his final duty, Prince? How priceless are those last mo- ments! It can make things no worse, and it is ... ...o people to whom he is always gentle and kind, because he has been a bene- factor to them both. As Sterne says: ‘We don’t love people so much for the ... ...am very glad you have brought good news, though Schmidt’s death is a heavy price to pay for the victory. His Majesty will no doubt wish to see you, bu... ..., and the others I’d throttle if they stood in my way. I have an adored, a priceless mother, and two or three friends—you among them—and as for the re... ...r telling him of fires and bad harvests, or of the necessity of rebuilding factories and workshops. So the first task Pierre had to face was one for w... ... round. “W ell, I have Pryanichnikov serving under me, a splen- did man, a priceless man, but he’s sixty. Is he to go up for examination?” “Y es, that... ...d Dolokhov flashed through Pierre’s mind, and then he remembered his bene- factor at Torzhok. And now a picture of a solemn meet- ing of the lodge pre... ...hat is the poor people, and the price of commodities. An enormous crowd of factory hands, house serfs, and peasants, with whom some officials, seminar... ...ving home, Pierre had been living in the empty house of his deceased bene- factor, Bazdeev. This is how it happened. When he woke up on the morning af...

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...chase like traders with traders’ gold; for little worth is all that hath its price. Let it not be your honour henceforth whence ye come, but whither y... ...Origin of Species”, concerning the causes of variability: “ ...there are two factors, namely, the nature of the organism, and the nature of the condit... ...phy:—”In the genesis of a system of thought, the emotional nature is a large factor: perhaps as large a factor as the intellectual nature” (see pages ...

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...th profes- sional quality equipment, you are going to spend those kinds of prices. But that’s true for any hobby; professional-grade equipment is goin... ...ver the world with parts from all over the world produce the Boeing 747 in factories located throughout the United States. Just like America, the Boei... ...f the end of its wide spread use and existence. Perhaps the most important factor going in to cre- ating something like the Boeing 747 is creativity i...

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...after our forefathers possessed them, our plantations were in the hands of factors, who enriched them- selves one after another, though a few scores o... ...1 Thackeray spiracy succeeds very well, and everything presages the satis- factory overthrow of the great victim; until one day Gulliver rouses himsel... ...l this might be changed; but no, I swore it over the dying bed of my bene- factor. For the sake of him and his; for the sacred love and kindness of ol... ...s I’m her slave. I have sold myself for nothing, it may be. Well, ’tis the price I choose to take. I am worth nothing, or I am worth all.” “Y ou are s... ...r. Had the battle been more successful, the con- queror might have got the price for which he waged it. As it was, (and justly, I think,) the party ad... ...: ’tis I that have fixed the value of the thing I would have, and know the price I would pay for it. It may be worthless to you, but ’tis all my life ... ... back with her arms extended, and was perhaps for paying her cousin with a price, that he would have liked no doubt to receive from those beautiful ro... ...ghtily. “What is vanity in you, sir, is propriety in me. Y ou ask a Jewish price for it, Mr. Graves; but 362 Henry Esmond have it I will, if only to ...

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...de of readers the navy of to-day is Marryat’s navy still. He has created a priceless legend. If he be not immortal, yet he will last long enough for t... ... his sea tales the sea inter-penetrates with life; it is in a subtle way a factor in the problem of existence, and, for all its greatness, it is alway... ... now such moments of uneasy leisure as they can snatch from the labours of factory and counting-house. Never before has war received so much homage at... ... choice, and the untold sufferings of a nation which would not die was the price exacted by fate for the triumph of revolutionary ideals. Thus even a ... ...titutions will be animated by the spirit of Polonism, which, having been a factor in the history of Europe and having proved its vitality under op- pr... ...nswered “Noth- ing,” and having a great repugnance to consider murder as a factor of politics, I dismissed the sub- ject. It fitted with my ethical se... ...e, of course, and the cafe shall remain open all night. But what about the priceless Sevres porcelain and the Venetian glass provided for the service ... ...r boatman who had to scrape together pain- fully the few sovereigns of the price had the idea of putting that engine into his boat. But all these de- ...

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...till fresh in the minds of the Protestant free cities, and, above all, the price which they had exacted for their services seemed now to serve them al... ...Even 254 The History of the Thirty Y ears’ War though they had received a price for their es- tates, they seized on every thing which had once been t... ...Emperor required his ser- vices, and as emperor he demanded them. Whatever price Wallenstein might set upon 273 Friedrich Schiller them, the Emperor ... ... his services had been too plainly manifested to prevent him dictating the price at which they were to be purchased. If the pressure of circumstances ... ...rse of affairs. 276 The History of the Thirty Y ears’ War The greater the price at which the services of the new general had been purchased, the grea... ...iend of his youth, was no more; and with the death of his friend and bene- factor, the strong tie was dissolved which had linked the Elector to the Ho...

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...to Mr. Jocelyn will be: “I will do myself the honour to call upon my bene- factor early.” T o Rose you will say: “Be assured, Miss Jocelyn “Miss Jocel... ...wung-off. Evan had now to reflect that he had just thrown away part of the price of his bondage to Tailordom; the mention of Rose filled his mind. Whe...

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...number of contacts were made through inter- mediaries, the officer set the price at $1.5 million, which did not deter Bin Ladin.Al Qaeda representativ... ...as “the wall.” The term “the wall” is misleading, however, because several factors led to a series of barriers to information sharing that developed. ... ..., but it was a shot we should have taken, and we would have had to pay the price.” 120 The principals began considering other, more aggressive covert ... ...work in the United States. Before 9/11, security concerns were not a major factor in visa issuance unless the applicant already was on a terrorist wat... ...hen asked for additional identification, Ressam handed the Customs agent a Price Costco membership card in the same false name as his passport.As that... ... kill Americans without there being a US response, with- out there being a price....One might have thought that with a $250m hole 212 THE 9/11 COMMISS... ... al Qaeda figures, however, have stated that ethnicity generally was not a factor in the selection of operatives unless it was important for security ... ...n al Qassim Province, is known among more moderate clerics as a “terrorist factory.”The province is at the very heart of the strict Wahhabi movement i... ...as far greater than the commanding chiefs at the scene had requested. Five factors account for this disparity. First, while the second fifth alarm had...