Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 14. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1975 |
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... presents,” Ollie argued impatiently. “Fine. Thank you again, Pauly,” Pascal said, then looked back to everyone. Zen ... present, and Twix beamed as he watched Kerrick's face light up. “Are these what I think they are?” Twix bounced in ...
... presents,” Ollie argued impatiently. “Fine. Thank you again, Pauly,” Pascal said, then looked back to everyone. Zen ... present, and Twix beamed as he watched Kerrick's face light up. “Are these what I think they are?” Twix bounced in ...
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... present generation has lost all connection to the land— however problematic the family's claim on it may have been in the first place. Triomf is Afrikaans for triumph, and the novel plays out in the eponymous and hubristically named ...
... present generation has lost all connection to the land— however problematic the family's claim on it may have been in the first place. Triomf is Afrikaans for triumph, and the novel plays out in the eponymous and hubristically named ...
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... presents ? I am aware that some- times the best effects flow from such ano- malies ; but is that the case in the present instance ? -By no means . On the con- trary , they go to inflict sufferings on those who are within the sphere of ...
... presents ? I am aware that some- times the best effects flow from such ano- malies ; but is that the case in the present instance ? -By no means . On the con- trary , they go to inflict sufferings on those who are within the sphere of ...
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