- Squalidae, more
commonly known as dogfish, dog sharks, or
spiny dogfish, are one of
several families of
sharks categorized under Squaliformes,
making it...
-
leaving them untouched.
While the rest of the
house became increasingly squalid,
these rooms remained pristine. Gein
lived thereafter in a
small room next...
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Lieutenant Marlowe, respectively, two
World War II
prisoners of war in a
squalid camp in Singapore.
Among the
supporting cast are John
Mills and Tom Courtenay...
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first juke joints.
During the
Prohibition era, it
became common to see
squalid independent juke
joints at
highway crossings and
railroad stops. These...
-
streets bullied and
called Gandhi a "parasite", "semi-barbarous", "canker", "
squalid coolie", "yellow man", and
other epithets.
People would even spit on him...
- is an
early publication of
photojournalism by
Jacob Riis, do****enting
squalid living conditions in New York City
slums in the 1880s. The photographs...
- of
British escape had vanished;
persistent rain
reduced the camp to a "
squalid ****" and
supplies were
dangerously low.
Burgoyne capitulated on October...
-
several other skin
diseased colloquially known as
mange scruffy, shabby,
squalid, or
decrepit Mangy Hill, in
Alaska All
pages with
titles containing Mangy...
-
people lived in
multistory apartment buildings (insulae) that were
often squalid firetraps.
Public facilities—such as
baths (thermae),
toilets with running...
- of
bawdy houses, from the
sumptuous quarters of
renowned madams to the
squalid "cribs"
located a few
blocks away.
Business was good;
visitors spent lavishly...
