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David Suzuki has suggested that love is the defining gift that confers health and humanity on each new human.
The Constitution of Pakistan currently confers upon the President the right to dissolve Parliament.
In England this license is in the grant of the Home Secretary, and confers the permission to experiment upon animals under general anæsthesia, provided that after the experiment is completed the animal must be destroyed before regaining consciousness.
One attack of an infectious disease usually confers immunity against that particular disease.
On examining the table it becomes manifest, that as far as its mechanical properties are concerned, humus is a substance of the very highest importance, for it confers on the soil, in a high degree, the power of absorbing and retaining water, diminishes its tenacity and permits its being more easily worked, adds to its hygrometric power and property of absorbing oxygen from the air, and finally, from its dark colour, causes the more rapid absorption of heat from the sun's rays.
But the next operation not only obliterates these markings, and gives the metal a smooth surface like that of polished silver, but it also confers upon the material a homogeneity which it did not before possess, and without which it would never bear the pressure which it is destined to withstand when finished.
Nothing confers greatness more quickly than an unabashed appearance upon a platform.
Perhaps they desired by the use of this material to symbolize mourning for the loss of opportunities for making money; or for the days of[Pg 137] beauty and courtship, or for children dead and gone, or to mark the humility which becomes an inmate, or to do honor to the day which is still revered by many Englishwomen as a day of humiliation and rebuke, or in the belief that crape confers dignity.
Bormalack"-she looked at him sideways while she addressed the landlady-"there are times when I feel that nothing but noble blood confers real dignity"-his lordship coughed-"real dignity and a determination to have your rights, and behavior according.
Mars confers a sense of freedom, much ambition and executive ability, frankness, truthfulness, and scorn of consequence.
Venus confers poesy, good taste, fine feeling, artistic powers, gentleness, docility, dalliance, and love of pleasure.
“The selfish instinct that leads men to accumulate confers ultimately more advantage on the world than the generous instinct that leads men to give.
On the great theatre of public life, especially in periods of great convulsions where passions are fiercely roused, it is neither the man of delicate scrupulosity and sincere impartiality, nor yet the single-minded religious enthusiast, incapable of dissimulation or procrastination, who confers most benefit on the world.
Does not everyone know that, as between the one who receives, and the one who confers a favor, it is the latter who cares the more, because he has done something?
The emperor also confers on him some public mark of his favour, and proclamation is made of his innocence through the whole city.
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