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Значения термина laud in на английском
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Использование термина laud in на английском
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Just why the aliens always choose to laud in hayfields is anybody's guess.
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She was only twenty-four years old, and there was much to laud in her art, and nothing to condone except its immaturity.
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Indeed all of us stood in great need of fresh provisions, having seen no laud in three months, but being continually beaten about at sea.
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It was Laud 's boat, but it might not be Laud in her.
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Fadge won't allow anyone but himself to be lauded in that style.
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Dual status is something that used to be hailed and lauded in the good old days.
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After lauding in funeral celebrations the good, the great, the immortal Marat, whose body, thank God!
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While these cases caused some reputational damage, credit unions are often lauded in the localities they serve.
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The man so lauded in his own time, will hereafter be regarded as the genius of evil.
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Was it not a proof that he was achieving that moral heroism so beautifully lauded in the Scripture?
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But as it stands today it is no advert for a model once lauded in the corridors of power.
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Abe has consistently backed the president's tough stance on North Korea -support that Trump lauded in his address.
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It feels like they're sullying the kind of single-minded purism that would be lauded in a more experimental act.
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Harlow had much of that talent for painting eyes which was so lauded in the case of his master Lawrence.
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His friend, John Oxenbridge, who had been driven from his tutorship at Magdalen Hall, Oxford, by Laud in 1634 to
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In their school books and college text books everything German was lauded in the superlative; everything foreign was decried as inferior, undesirable.