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For example, as in She adores the English novels of manners, such as those by Austen and Trollope . [Late 1600s]Example Sentences
The “warrior board” proposal takes on broader significance in light of growing fears that Trump will move swiftly to reshape institutions such as the armed forces.
Prominent experts such as historian Ruth Ben-Ghiat say that under classic authoritarianism, the military is viewed as a tool for pursuing the leader’s own aims, rather than upholding the state’s interests and safeguarding its people.
Trade in services, such as banking, has done better than expected, however.
The announcement follows health improvements in other countries, such as Australia and Canada, where the practice is already carried out.
Prof Neena Modi, professor of neonatal medicine at Imperial College London, said: "This will disadvantage groups such as women who are sensitive to gluten, eat rice in preference to bread, and products made from wholemeal flour - excluding them and their babies from benefiting, and thus adding to the considerable health inequities that already exist in the UK."
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