- The
Brunner Mine
disaster happened at 9:30 am on
Thursday 26
March 1896 (NZMT; UTC+11:30), when an
explosion deep in the
Brunner Mine, in the West Coast...
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neutral or
euphemistic expressions.
Dysphemism may be
motivated by fear,
distaste, hatred, contempt, or humour. The word
dysphemism was
composed from the...
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statement prompted even more culture-based
criticism of Clinton's
apparent distaste for
women who had
chosen to be homemakers; the
remark became a recurring...
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Usenet newsgroups, the old,
existing user base
started to
develop a
strong distaste for both AOL and its clients,
referring to the new
state of
affairs as...
- for the time
being in case he was
needed to give
evidence of the King's
distaste for Anne. Anne, however,
agreed to an
amicable annulment (and was treated...
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women graduated between 1847 and 1859. As a
young man, ****ens
expressed a
distaste for
certain aspects of
organised religion. In 1836, in a
pamphlet titled...
- (USAID)
would be
dramatically curtailed due to the
Heritage Foundation's
distaste for what it
calls the agency's "divisive
political and
cultural agenda...
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heads were
eventually replaced with new ones,
which generated even more
distaste, as many
deemed the new
heads even less attractive. A few
months later...
- and
fabrics were
introduced into
common use and no
longer observed pious distaste for
materials such as silk and satins. The rise of the
Persian secretarial...
- London. Let us
recognize where the
problem lies – in the
dislike and
distaste felt by many hetero****uals for homo****uals, a
problem we have come to call...
