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Значения термина lower stratum на английском
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Использование термина lower stratum на английском
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The Samaritans were a despised lowerstratum of the population of Palestine.
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Marius tapped a lowerstratum, and allowed the Capite Censi to volunteer.
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This class belongs to a lowerstratum; they have graduated downward.
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In America, except in the regions where the negro abounds, there is no lowerstratum.
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Was it the sudden upcropping of some lowerstratum in my nature- abrutalprimitive instinct suddenly asserting itself?
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By him Harold was let into those secrets of the lowerstratum of society he had longed to understand.
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As our globe sweeps through it, the lowerstratum of air naturally sinks down into the valleys and like depressions.
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Though the lowerstratum of air in the Dog's Grotto had been highly mephitic, the atmosphere here was more stifling still.
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Jefferson thought more of men than of their surroundings, and thus became popular with ordinary people in a lowerstratum of social life.
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The lowerstratum of air is warmed by the earth and by objects which have been warmed by radiated heat from the sun.
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It was the lowerstratum of the labor-world-hardphysical labor, irregular work, and, on the whole, undignified treatment by the men set over them.
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Maria, in these last months, saw very little of Gladys, who had sunken entirely into the lowerstratum of society in which she belonged.
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On such occasions it appeared that the gale was impelled to blow straight out from the plateau slopes over a lowerstratum of dead-air.
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On our side the plateau showed a huge slip of red volcanic earth, with a lowerstratum parallel to it of baked brown rock.
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Then came a few guests belonging to a lowerstratum of society-peoplewho, like the Epanchins themselves, moved only occasionally in this exalted sphere.
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As a general rule, the heights in Rome were occupied by the better class of residents, and the hollows by the lowerstratum of population.