-
months of
political instability as
South Korea was led by a weak and
ineffectual government. This
instability was
broken by the May 16, 1961, coup led...
- that
claims or
appears to be
powerful or
threatening but is
actually ineffectual and
unable to
withstand challenge. The
expression became well
known internationally...
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taking on
roles ranging from
eccentric and
pretentious to weak and
ineffectual. He won a Tony
Award and a
Primetime Emmy Award. He portra**** Herman...
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command at the age of thirty, when he was
given command of a
notoriously ineffectual campaign during the War of the
First Coalition, a
continental war following...
-
become Austrian empress.
Franz Karl was an
unambitious and
generally ineffectual man,
although he was,
together with his
uncle Archduke Louis, a member...
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image that
favours their interests Paper tiger –
Chinese phrase for an
ineffectual threat Pooh-pooh –
Fallacy in
informal logic Red herring – Fallacious...
- minority.
Three of
those sons
lived long
enough to
become king; but
their ineffectual reigns, and the unpo****rity of Catherine's regency,
helped to spark...
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someone to
serve outside the (Eastern Orthodox) Church, the
ceremony is
ineffectual, and no
ordination has
taken place regardless of the
ritual used or the...
- and the lack of
Washington cooperation to
portray Carter as a weak and
ineffectual leader.
Carter was the
first elected in****bent
president since Herbert...
- part of the
English w****ly
music press who
considered the
movement as
ineffectual, and it was
disliked by many of the
groups it
purported to describe....
