A genus of trees of the family Salicaceae that is found in the northern hemisphere; poplars.
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With this culmination the life of the populus Romanus was destined to end.
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Said I, 'Non vult anser velli, sed populus vult decipi.
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There's just one problem with this vision of a brave new world of opera for the populus.
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Nolo habere bona, nisi quibus populus inviderit.
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Agite quirites, censuere patres, jubeat populus.
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Quod privatus a populo petit, aut populus a privato, senatus ex aliqua civitate, qui judicet, datur, cui alternoe civitates rejectoe sunt.
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In all those countries, it was called populus Christianus; it had its associations, its guilds, its Christian customs, its privileges, its rights.
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These clanships, however, were from the beginning regarded not as independent societies, but as the integral parts of a political community (-civitas-, -populus-).
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The Populus poll also asked voters to rate politicians out of 100.
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Populus species with wide geographic ranges display strong adaptation to local environments.
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The genus Populus is the internationally accepted model for molecular tree biology.
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Populus is fulfilling the 'model' role for a number of reasons.
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It proves the truth of the remark of Tacitus, Populus neminem sine aemulo sinit.
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Nothing seemed to bother them, not even a session with a man from Populus.
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An online Populus poll showed support for an "In" vote at 55 percent.
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Mr. Populus is Greek and owns the Owl Café, which is downtown on the square.