Senior Purple Vocabulary: Using Google News (due before class on Tuesday)
Searching topics in Google for "news" will provide at an instant the most recent articles from reliable media resources. When you begin your research paper in the winter, using this search tool will be a MUST.
For this homework assignment, I want you to work with the fourteen words below. Read each definition and the example sentence that follows. Then search Google News for each of these fourteen vocabulary words. Find an article that uses the word, and read the sentence or headline in which each word is found. Determine how (or if) the word is used correctly in the article. Then type (don't copy and paste) JUST the sentence or headline for each word into the comment box. e.g. 1. India asks all sides to abjure violence.
In addition, read JUST ONE entire article of the fourteen that you have found. Briefly summarize the MAIN POINT (in no more than two sentences) of that article AFTER the sentence or headline that you wrote for #14. e.g. The Indian government asks that the warring political factions in Egypt try to get along by engaging in dialogue to restore order in that country.
Finally, be ready, if called upon, to talk briefly about your article in class on Tuesday. Be able to relate not just the main idea, but also some other specific ideas in the article. Of course, be able to relate how your vocab word was used.
Post before Tuesday, September 17. Worth 5 points.
In addition, read JUST ONE entire article of the fourteen that you have found. Briefly summarize the MAIN POINT (in no more than two sentences) of that article AFTER the sentence or headline that you wrote for #14. e.g. The Indian government asks that the warring political factions in Egypt try to get along by engaging in dialogue to restore order in that country.
Finally, be ready, if called upon, to talk briefly about your article in class on Tuesday. Be able to relate not just the main idea, but also some other specific ideas in the article. Of course, be able to relate how your vocab word was used.
Post before Tuesday, September 17. Worth 5 points.
1. abjure
(v.) to reject, renounce (To prove his honesty, the president abjured the evil policies of his wicked predecessor.)
2. abrogate
(v.) to abolish, usually by authority (The Bill of Rights assures that the government cannot abrogate our right to a free press.)
3. acerbic
(adj.) biting, bitter in tone or taste (Jill became extremely acerbic and began to cruelly make fun of all her friends.)
4. acrimony
(n.) bitterness, discord (Though they vowed that no girl would ever come between them, Biff and Trevor could not keep acrimony from overwhelming their friendship after they both fell in love with the lovely Teresa.)
5. acumen
(n.) keen insight (Because of his mathematical acumen, Larry was able to figure out in minutes problems that took other students hours.)
6. adumbrate
(v.) to sketch out in a vague way (The coach adumbrated a game plan, but none of the players knew precisely what to do.)
7. alacrity
(n.) eagerness, speed (For some reason, Chuck loved to help his mother whenever he could, so when his mother asked him to set the table, he did so with alacrity.)
8. anathema
(n.) a cursed, detested person (I never want to see that murderer. He is an anathema to me.)
9. antipathy
(n.) a strong dislike, repugnance (I know you love me, but because you are a liar and a thief, I feel nothing but antipathy for you.)
10. approbation
(n.) praise (The crowd welcomed the heroes with approbation.)
11. arrogate
(v.) to take without justification (The king arrogated the right to order executions to himself exclusively.)
12. ascetic
(adj.) practicing restraint as a means of self-discipline, usually religious (The priest lives an ascetic life devoid of television, savory foods, and other pleasures.)
13. aspersion
(n.) a curse, expression of ill-will (The rival politicians repeatedly cast aspersions on each others’ integrity.)
14. assiduous
(adj.) hard-working, diligent (The construction workers erected the skyscraper during two years of assiduous labor.)
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1. Lamb is written in an informal, first-person style marked by invented dialogue, speculative fancy, and phraseology -- like "Don't let me give you the wrong impression," "Believe me when I tell you" and "Believe me when I say" -- that most professional historians abjure
2. The court in Liberty Mutual concluded that the legislature intended to abrogate the holding as in Aas by passing the Right to Repair Act.
3. Maddie Ostrowski of Mary Esther will portray Karen, Jake's boisterous, bossy and very acerbic sister.
4. Acrimony Builds in Vikings Stadium Review
5. Athletic acumen a matter of more than just practice.
6. Tendai Biti, his record in government was good, he can adumbrate, but that's all there is to him, so who else then?
7. Alacrity provides administrative services to property insurance companies such as Allstate.
***8. And homogenization is anathema to innovation.
This article was about how the internet has become a place that has caused innovation has recessed. People are no longer as diverse as they once were and the internet is taking the “misfits” and making them into a group of “computer geeks.” Diversity in humans in order to create new things has been limited by the internet.
9. I could no longer construct antipathy for random musicians, even if they deserved it.
10. The comment that has drawn the most approbation was an attack on “the increasing corporate capture of the federal courts.”
11. Since that period, Babalola who arrogate to himself all sorts of Titles has never allowed peace to reign in that hitherto peaceful town
12. US- born Jains make ascetic faith fit modern life.
13. It is fashionable to make allegations and caste aspersion
14. But Blinken proved himself to be an assiduous student of the world, and he developed a tight relationship with Biden.
1. Abjure: Dadujee asks people to abjure violence but in vain.
2. Abrogate: Abrogate Aviance Contract- Airport Workers Demand
3. Acerbic: Wall Street analysts who cover Viacom had turned acerbic about MTV’s programming, and one publicly asked CEO Philippe Dauman if MTV was “broken.”
4. Acrimony: 1976 Citizen article recounts the 1970 acrimony over El Rio golf course
5. Acumen: But while his silly commercials may have made him famous, and entertained millions over several generations, Worthington told The New York Times in 2008 that it was as much his business acumen as anything that made him a success.
6. Adumbrate: Tendai Biti, his record in government was good, he can adumbrate, but that’s all there is to him, so who else then?
7. Alacrity: The oddity here is that they seem less surprised by the convoluted supernatural story spiraling around them, which they both accept with inexplicable alacrity.
8. Anathema: Without cause for skepticism, match fixing is an anathema in such a context.
9. Antipathy: For months, the general smugness of the Bay Area public and its antipathy toward the billionaire who brought the America's Cup to San Francisco led many to actually will his Oracle (ORCL) Team USA to lose and root for New Zealand instead.
10. Approbation: The comment that has drawn the most approbation was an attack on “the increasing corporate capture of the federal courts.”
11. Arrogate: They should know that the power they arrogate to themselves belong to the people and they hold the positions in trust for the people.
12. Ascetic: US-born Jains make ascetic faith fit modern life
13. Aspersion: The pool did not 'work' right for the three main baptismal rites of aspersion, immersion, and submersion.
14. Assiduous: Surrounded by dolls and childhood photos, the woman who liked to be called "madame" got assiduous care from physicians and private nurses.
Number 7: The new show Sleepy Hollow could crash and burn if its story is to complex with details of the supernatural. The viewers may have a hard time keeping up with what is going on.
1. India urges Egypt factions to abjure violence, hold dialogue
2. It would abrogate a labor agreement struck many years ago between building trades unions and a single company - EllisDon - a giant, multinational construction services company based in London, Ontario.
3. 'Blue Jasmine' offers witty, acerbic portrayal of reality, past and present
4. Deficits and acrimony: why Labor does not deserve a third chance
5. Coquard's track acumen earns Challenge Sprint Pro victory
6. I do not want to adumbrate further nor do I intend to belittle the knowledge of learned Ulamas, the present day Moulavis included, who apply the 1,400 years ago revelation on ‘Riba’ (usury) to the modern banking system, but I respectfully assert that I cannot see eye to eye with their preposterous views.
7. BSE Sensex in meltdown, yet Money Masters, Alacrity Securities, 4 others launch IPOs
8. Open markets anathema to industrialization
9. Psychologists who analyzed the ideological themes of their protests noted “a strong antipathy to self-interested behavior.”
10. And such will be the pressure and anxiety in Europe to obtain a lot of undisputed title that the whole Island can be disposed of with ease … thus offering a happy & safe asylum to our people, and at the same time - by & with their approbation & consent - realizing a princely fortune.
11. Checks and balances have obviously not worked in the Council of Europe, where the European Court of Human Rights has been allowed to arrogate to itself increasing powers.
12. Ascetic in a modern age: Religion with Buddhist similarities values nonviolence, respect for all animals
13. This is not only character assassination but also reputation aspersion because the article is misleading people into drawing deductive assumptions that I am engaged in dirty political mongering.
14. United's new manager may be short on Champions League managerial experience, but this assiduous scholar of European football will have been making up for lost time and filling any gaps in his knowledge once he was handed a tough - but manageable - group against Bayer, Shakhtar Donetsk and Real Sociedad.
Renowned manager David Moyes has taken over Manchester United football club from now retired Alex Ferguson and is expected to have much success due to his previous experience and determination to prove that he is comfortable leading a team on such an elite level.
1. I abjure all political connection with every foreign power; and though I cordially wish well to the progress of liberty in all nations, and would forever give it the weight of our countenance, yet they are not to be touched without contamination from their other bad principles.
2. The court in Liberty Mutual concluded that the legislature intended to abrogate the holding as in Aas by passing the Right to Repair Act.
3. Maddie Ostrowski of Mary Esther will portray Karen, Jake's boisterous, bossy and very acerbic sister.
4. There were few winners on another day of acrimony in the AFL, as the charges leveled at Essendon were laid bare.
5. Athletic acumen a matter of more than just practice.
6. Tendai Biti, his record in government was good, he can adumbrate, but that's all there is to him, so who else then?
7. Among the blessings Twitter CEO Dick Costolo will find as he heads into his company's IPO is his company's alacrity with mobile advertising.
8. This is particularly unnerving to Ivy League institutions and an anathema to their prestige.
9. I could no longer construct antipathy for random musicians, even if they deserved it.
10. The comment that has drawn the most approbation was an attack on “the increasing corporate capture of the federal courts.”
11. Attacking Syria would be illegal and Obama cannot arrogate to himself power to act as a global policeman.
12. Young, American-born Jains adapt ancient and ascetic Indian faith to modern US society.
13. The pool did not 'work' right for the three main baptismal rites of aspersion, immersion, and submersion.
14. Blinken proved himself to be an assiduous student of the world, and he developed a tight relationship with Biden.
Obama talks about bombing Syria because of their use of chemical weapons on their civilians. He says that 48 hours of bombing them could do more damage than has been during the 2-year civil war.
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1. Malik says his request to both sides was to abjure from raking up dirt.
2. Mr. Butler applauded mentoring measures in the plan for teachers and principals, but said the Education Department should not abrogate its role in professional development.
3. Billy Manes has lived out his life on the pages of Orlando Weekly as a witty, acerbic, often outlandish, openly gay man.
4. Well, the past three years have seen the Labor Party mired in acrimony and self-obsessed infighting.
5. Of course, there are all sorts of reasons for that and most of them have nothing to do with Showalter's managerial acumen.
6. So here's a plan, adumbrate: conservatives can just wait until Obama does something, nothing, anything.
7. And certainly he has tried to end each of his wars with alacrity.
In the case of ending wars quickly, Obama has rushed for the exit before the job was finished. And U.S. influence and interests have suffered severely as a result.
8. By then, Harper had also spent billions on bailing out the Canadian auto sector – again, once anathema to his philosophy.
9. Psychologists who analyzed the ideological themes of their protests noted “a strong antipathy to self-interested behavior.
10. When the time comes, you can turn the money over to your grandchildren for them to spend however they choose with your approbation.
11. Attacking Syria would be illegal and Obama cannot arrogate to himself power to act as a global policeman.
12. Young, American-born Jains adapt ancient and ascetic Indian faith to modern US society.
13. Viacom should be made abundantly clear that standards exist just as much for them too, as we cast all this aspersion on a single performer.
14. If you’re still wondering — despite the coy tweets, the impending avalanche of speeches, the assiduous fundraising for the renamed Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton Foundation — whether Hillary Clinton is running for president, consider her reference Tuesday night to Teddy Roosevelt’s man in the arena.
1. Let us abjure from the distraction of a putative 'arms race' and focus on the problems at hand.
2. The court in Liberty Mutual concluded that the legislature intended to abrogate the holding as in Aas by passing the Right to Repair Act.
3. A schismatic mixture of both serene and more acerbic sounds
4. Acrimony colors Orleans Conservation Trust annual meeting
5. Organizations help students gain career acumen
6. I do not want to adumbrate further nor do I intend to belittle the knowledge of learned Ulamas
7. While Watson and Clarke batted together for 22 overs, England lost wickets with alarming alacrity
8. This is particularly unnerving to Ivy League institutions and an anathema to their prestige
9. Comments labelling a group of humans as ‘freaks’ display a strong antipathy towards those he summarily dismisses as unworthy of the protection of the law and are founded on ignorance: this is homophobia.
A blistering condemnation of homosexuality and same-sex marriage by Hamilton Deputy Mayor Donal Smith has been denounced as homophobia by the Rainbow Alliance.
10. You feel proud when you can guess the tacit approbation in their eyes
11. Since that period, Babalola who arrogate to himself all sorts of Titles has never allowed peace to reign in that hitherto peaceful town.
12. The bearded bespectacled Modi is known for his ascetic life-style
13. Those who think that the judgment was a clear case of miscarriage of justice could be justified by Mr. Tsikata's aspersion
14. The lady at the counter, an assiduous and punctilious woman, known for timely services was painstakingly busying between being receptionist and visa processor
1. abjure - We urge all sides to abjure violence, exercise maximum restraint and engage in an earnest dialoguer that will promote national reconciliation and permit an early transition towards a stable and peaceful democratic set up.
2. abrogate - Abrogate Aviance contract - Airport workers demand
3. acerbic - Lavrov Brings Acerbic Pragmatism to Syria Meet With Kerry
4. acrimony - AFL, Essendon and Hird point fingers as acrimony continues
5. acumen - Coquard's track acumen earns Challenge Sprint Pro victory
6. adumbrate - I do not want to adumbrate further nor do I intend to belittle the knowledge of learned Ulamas, the present day Moulavis included, who apply the 1,400 years ago revelation on "Riba" (usury) to the modern banking system, but I respectfully assert that I cannot see eye to eye with their preposterous views.
7. alacrity -The oddity here is that they seem less surprised by the convoluted supernatural story spiraling around them, which they both accept with inexplicable alacrity.
8. anathema - Open markets anathema to industrialization
9. antipathy - Altman, who had been a supporter of Summers, said that the opposition to his nomination is "testimony to the continued fallout from 2008, and the continued deep antipathy on the part of the public towards Wall Street and the broader financial community.
10. approbation - The comment that has drawn the most approbation was an attack on “the increasing corporate capture of the federal courts.”
11. arrogate - Attacking Syria would be illegal and Obama cannot arrogate to himself power to act as a global policeman.
12. ascetic - Pope Francis names fellow ascetic as Vatican secretary of state
13. aspersion - In California, you can wear a University of Neptune sweatshirt and no one will pitch a fit or cast an aspersion.
Main point - Southerns take pride in their hometown college and their athletics and are not afraid to say something to each person they see representing it, whereas on the West coast people could care less what college name you wear across your shirt or where you are from.
14. assiduous -Blinken proved himself to be an assiduous student of the world, and he developed a tight relationship with Biden.
1. Under the Government of India’s Rehabilitation Policy, native militants who abjure violence and pledge allegiance to India can surrender by arriving in the country through four recognized border crossings.
2.The court in Liberty Mutual concluded that the legislature intended to abrogate the holding as in Aas by passing the Right to Repair.
3. Rather than test the limits of my larynx, I usually resorted to sarcasm, or what I prefer to call acerbic humor.
4. Well, the past three years have seen the Labor Party mired in acrimony and self-obsessed infighting.
5. We would wish to have better memory and absorb volumes of material effortlessly, to flaunt our astuteness and acumen at parties
6. Tendai Biti, his record in government was good, he can adumbrate, but that's all there is to him, so who else then?
7. Alacrity provides administrative services to property insurance companies such as Allstate.
8. While spite and enmity are an anathema to unity, to come across as too like-minded is perilously close to seeming unthinking.
9. To his equally numerous detractors, he stands for self-aggrandizement and antipathy toward Muslims.
10. The comment that has drawn the most approbation was an attack on “the increasing corporate capture of the federal courts.”
11. Attacking Syria would be illegal and Obama cannot arrogate to himself power to act as a global policeman.
12. The bearded bespectacled Modi is known for his ascetic life-style.
13. In California, you can wear a University of Neptune sweatshirt and no one will pitch a fit or cast an aspersion
14. But Blinken proved himself to be an assiduous student of the world, and he developed a tight relationship with Biden
(Related to number 5)- Scientists must try and follow a stricter set of rules to avoid misinterpretation and misinformation. The essence of science is fact and not fiction.
1. John O'Hara would be the first to abjure this tag, though it would have flattered him immensely.
2. "Abrogated? Father, again, no. The Church clarified the meaning of what it means to be in the Church, but it certainly didn't abrogate it!".
3. Lavrov Brings Acerbic Pragmatism to Syria Meet With Kerry
4. AFL, Essendon and Hird point fingers as acrimony continues
5. Coquard's track acumen earns Challenge Sprint Pro victory
6. Tendai Biti, his record in government was good, he can adumbrate, but that's all there is to him, so who else then?
7. While Watson and Clarke batted together for 22 overs, England lost wickets with alarming alacrity.
8. Open markets anathema to industrialization
9. I could no longer construct antipathy for random musicians, even if they deserved it.
The article "On the Astros: Can fandom and sports change?" is written by David Coleman and he compares one of his favorite writer's quote on hating musicians to his personal fandom. He wonders that if his hate for teams other than the one he roots for has faded, does that make him a bad fan?
10. The comment that has drawn the most approbation was an attack on “the increasing corporate capture of the federal courts.
11. Attacking Syria would be illegal and Obama cannot arrogate to himself power to act as a global policeman.
12. Pope Francis names fellow ascetic as Vatican secretary of state
13. It is fashionable to make allegations and caste aspersion.
14. But Blinken proved himself to be an assiduous student of the world, and he developed a tight relationship with Biden.
1.India has consistently called upon all sides to abjure violence so that conditions can be created for an "inclusive political dialogue leading to a comprehensive political solution, taking into account the legitimate aspirations of the Syrian people''.
2.It has also been used as an excuse to abrogate nearly all of the most important provisions of the Bill of Rights, to the point that the executive has now claimed (and exercised) the power to indefinitely incarcerate, and even kill, American citizens without so much as a formal criminal charge.
3.Maddie Ostrowski of Mary Esther will portray Karen, Jake’s boisterous, bossy and very acerbic sister.
4.And yet what should have been the crowning glory of his time at Everton ended in disappointment, acrimony and wounds that he will hope to heal when he makes his return to the competition in charge of the Premier League champions.
5.But since when did simply graduating to mediocre offer reason for trusting that this management and coaching tandem possesses the acumen to push this franchise through the NFL’s glass ceiling of parity?
6.I do not want to adumbrate further nor do I intend to belittle the knowledge of learned Ulamas, the present day Moulavis included, who apply the 1,400 years ago revelation on ‘Riba’ (usury) to the modern banking system, but I respectfully assert that I cannot see eye to eye with their preposterous views.
7.The oddity here is that they seem less surprised by the convoluted supernatural story spiraling around them, which they both accept with inexplicable alacrity.
8.Although he tries to take Friday afternoons off, Bogle has no immediate intention to retire, a concept that seems anathema to him.
9.The response from the majority of the United States in the past 17 years has either been casual indifference or outright antipathy.
10.With every hit – with every applause line and curtain call, every 'attaboy' in the press, every bucket of rose petals thrown at him on the postgame show – the approbation carries a strain of hypocrisy that pollutes the game.
11.It is not in accordance with due process for the accusers to arrogate to themselves the role of adjudicators.
12.If anything, Bayless comes off here as the consummate professional, living a self-imposed ascetic life in service of his work.
13.Viacom should be made abundantly clear that standards exist just as much for them too, as we cast all this aspersion on a single performer.
14.United's new manager may be short on Champions League managerial experience, but this assiduous scholar of European football will have been making up for lost time and filling any gaps in his knowledge once he was handed a tough - but manageable - group against Bayer, Shakhtar Donetsk and Real Sociedad.
David Moyes is responsible for managing the task of getting Manchester United, a famous English football club, back into the elite discussion. He must overcome his haunted past if he wishes to be successful this time around.
1.But the majority of the international community has preferred to stick to the principles of international law and the UN charter that commit countries to abjure the use of military force except when authorized by the Security Council or in self-defense.
2.It has also been used as an excuse to abrogate nearly all of the most important provisions of the Bill of Rights, to the point that the executive has now claimed (and exercised) the power to indefinitely incarcerate, and even kill, American citizens without so much as a formal criminal charge.
3.Blue Jasmine' offers witty, acerbic portrayal of reality, past and present.
4.Well, the past three years have seen the Labor Party mired in acrimony and self-obsessed infighting.
5.But while his silly commercials may have made him famous and entertained millions over several generations, Mr. Worthington told the New York Times in 2008 that it was as much his business acumen as anything that made him a success.
6.I do not want to adumbrate further nor do I intend to belittle the knowledge of learned Ulamas, the present day Moulavis included, who apply the 1,400 years ago revelation on ‘Riba’ (usury) to the modern banking system, but I respectfully assert that I cannot see eye to eye with their preposterous views.
7. Also, it seems to be working — both Mr. Assad and Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has accepted with hasty alacrity US secretary of state John Kerry’s almost toss-away remarks about placing Syria’s chemical weapons under international supervision.
8.This is particularly unnerving to Ivy League institutions and an anathema to their prestige.
Online, night, and weekend classes are more convenient for students in such a hectic lifestyle. It is also cheaper than attending the school full time, making it more attractive to the students as opposed to the school.
9.No question, the deep Republican antipathy to President Obama shone brightly in this case [of Syrian intervention].
10.The comment that has drawn the most approbation was an attack on “the increasing corporate capture of the federal courts.”
11.The elder son in the parable represents the ‘holier than thou’ people still around, the insiders who tend to arrogate for themselves the right to judge because they are so clear-minded as to the borderline between right and wrong.
12.A soldier-scholar known for his intellect and almost ascetic self-discipline, Mr. Petraeus earned celebrity status for a counterinsurgency strategy that helped turn around the war in Iraq, and for applying that doctrine — which he had helped devise — in Afghanistan after Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal was fired by President Obama.
13.In California, you can wear a University of Neptune sweatshirt and no one will pitch a fit or cast an aspersion.
14.United's new manager may be short on Champions League managerial experience, but this assiduous scholar of European football will have been making up for lost time and filling any gaps in his knowledge once he was handed a tough - but manageable - group against Bayer, Shakhtar Donetsk and Real Sociedad.
1. John O'Hara would be the first to abjure this tag, though it would have flattered him immensely.
2. The Church clarified the meaning of what it means to be in the Church, but it certainly didn't abrogate it.
3. Rather than test the limits of my larynx, I usually resorted to sarcasm, or what I prefer to call acerbic humor.
4. Acrimony builds in Vikings stadium review.
(The opening of the new Minnesota Vikings stadium could be delayed if the team doesn't quickly resume negotiations on lease and development agreements.)
5. LinkedIn: Endorsed for Financial Acumen.
6. Tendai Biti, his record in government was good, he can adumbrate, but that’s all there is to him, so who else then?
7. The oddity here is that they seem less surprised by the convoluted supernatural story spiraling around them, which they both accept with inexplicable alacrity.
8. This is particularly unnerving to Ivy League institutions and an anathema to their prestige.
9. In the same period, he's generated more home-grown antipathy than anyone.
10. When the time comes, you can turn the money over to your grandchildren for them to spend however they choose with your approbation.
11. Attacking Syria would be illegal and Obama cannot arrogate to himself power to act as a global policeman.
12. Pope Francis names fellow ascetic as Vatican secretary of state.
13. In California, you can wear a University of Neptune sweatshirt and no one will pitch a fit or cast an aspersion.
14. Commendably, the Ministry of Labour has also been assiduous in enforcing the law when unscrupulous companies ignore the midday break rule and compel their labourers to keep working through the hottest part of the day.
1. He said India has consistently called upon all sides to abjure violence "so that conditions can be created for an inclusive political dialogue leading to a comprehensive political solution, taking into account the legitimate aspirations of the Syrian people".
2. The court in Liberty Mutual concluded that the legislature intended to abrogate the holding as in Aas by passing the Right to Repair Act.
3. “Putin saw in him a kindred soul, one prepared to stand for Russian national interests, who would not hesitate to be acerbic in debates,” Simes said. Lavrov was picked “to project Russian power, Russian pride, and that’s what he’s doing.”
4. Amped-up acrimony amid continued impasse threatens to derail Shaheen-Portman bill
5. But while his silly commercials may have made him famous, and entertained millions over several generations, Mr. Worthington told the New York Times in 2008 that it was as much his business acumen as anything that made him a success.
6. Tendai Biti, his record in government was good, he can adumbrate, but that’s all there is to him, so who else then?
7. Alacrity: By contrast, the Russians moved with alacrity — taking away Obama’s only excuse for launching an attack.
8.Open markets anathema to industrialization
9. Antipathy: The equally strong antipathy Mr. Modi evokes—especially among Muslims, a section of liberal Hindus and many foreigners—suggests his path to the prime minister's office will be anything but easy.
10. And such will be the pressure and anxiety in Europe to obtain a lot of undisputed title that the whole Island can be disposed of with ease … thus offering a happy & safe asylum to our people, and at the same time -- by & with their approbation & consent --realising a princely fortune.
11. Arrogate: Checks and balances have obviously not worked in the Council of Europe, where the European Court of Human Rights has been allowed to arrogate to itself increasing powers.
12. A soldier-scholar known for his intellect and almost ascetic self-discipline, Mr. Petraeus earned celebrity status for a counterinsurgency strategy that helped turn around the war in Iraq, and for applying that doctrine — which he had helped devise — in Afghanistan after Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal was fired by President Obama.
13. Aspersion: “We have a code of conduct and professional ethics to follow”, Tiwari said adding it was unbecoming of Singh to cast aspersion on the verdict before the media.
14. Surrounded by dolls and childhood photos, the woman who liked to be called "madame" got assiduous care from physicians and private nurses.
Clark’s fortune is suppose to all go to her granddaughter but, the rest of her family is fighting over it. The last couple of years before she died, she didn’t talk to anyone so the court doesn’t know who to give it to.
1.Malik says his request to both sides was to abjure from raking up dirt.
2. But hiring only Catholic women would abrogate religious freedom.
This article is about the Catholic Church opposing free contraception for all health-care insurance for workers at Catholic Institutions (not schools or churches). This violates religious freedom in the first amendment, which includes the right to be a Catholic and the right to be non-Catholic.
3. Lavrov Brings Acerbic Pragmatism to Syria Meet With Kerry.
4. Acrimony colors Orleans Conservation Trust annual meeting.
5. Doodnauth Singh will be remembered for his legal acumen and contributions to the struggle for free and fair elections.
6. Tendai Biti, his record in government was good, he can adumbrate, but that’s all there is to him, so who else then?
7. By contrast, the Russians moved with alacrity — taking away Obama’s only excuse for launching an attack. 8.Open markets anathema to industrialization
9.Psychologists who analyzed the ideological themes of their protests noted “a strong antipathy to self-interested behavior.”
10.And such will be the pressure and anxiety in Europe to obtain a lot of undisputed title that the whole Island can be disposed of with ease … thus offering a happy & safe asylum to our people, and at the same time -- by & with their approbation & consent --realising a princely fortune.
11.Attacking Syria would be illegal and Obama cannot arrogate to himself power to act as a global policeman.
12.US-born Jains make ascetic faith fit modern life – Jainism is beginning to lose its place in society, so the young generation of Jains are beginning to make a strong effort to revive their distinct beliefs of nonviolence.
13.And it runs contrary to good public policy to have the Information Ministry publicly castigating, casting aspersion on another organ of government and attempting to impeach the credibility of an autonomous body created by Constitutional mandate and who reports not to the Executive but to the Legislature.
14.Surrounded by dolls and childhood photos, the woman who liked to be called "madame" got assiduous care from physicians and private nurses.
#11. Assad used chemical weapons on his own people and Obama did not take kindly to this. Obama wants to seek Congressional approval for a strike against Syria to punish Syria for what they have done.
1.Abjure - John O’Hara would be the first to abjure this tag, though it would have flattered him immensely.
2.Abrogate- Abrogate Aviance contract-Airport workers demand
3.Acerbic- ‘Blue Jasmine’ offers witty, acerbic portrayal of reality, past and present
4.Acrimony- G-20 meets poisoned by acrimony
5.Acumen- Millennials seen as having least analytical acumen
6.Adumbrate- I do not want to adumbrate further nor do I intend to belittle the knowledge of the learned Ulamas, the present day Moulavis included, who apply the 1,400 years ago revelation on Riba’ (usury) to the modern banking system, but I respectfully assert that I cannot see eye to eye with their preposterous views.
7.Alacrity- The oddity here is that they seem less surprised by the convoluted supernatural story spiraling around them, which they both accept with inexplicable alacrity.
8.Anathema- ‘Bill anathema to research biodiversity’
9.Antipathy- I could no longer construct antipathy for random musicians, even if they deserved it.
10.Approbation- You feel proud when you can guess the tacit approbation in their eyes.
11.Arrogate- They should know that the power they arrogate to themselves belongs to the people and they hold the positions in trust for the people.
12.Ascetic- To be a minimalist was to have little, to be an ascetic, to limit yourself in your worldly possessions as much as one possibly can without compromising the necessities.
13.Aspersion- It is fashionable to make allegations and caste aspersion.
14.Assiduous-Commendably, the Ministry of Labour has also been assiduous in enforcing the law when unscrupulous companies ignore the midday break rule and compel their labourers to keep working through the hottest part of the day.
Main Idea: The article discussed how minimalism is now a fad that doesn’t really do justice to the concept of living minimally.
1. We urge all sides to abjure violence, exercise maximum restraint and engage in an earnest dialogue
2. Party journals have accused those indulging in the 'secret mission of constitutionalism talk' of attempting to “abrogate the CCP leadership
3. The acerbic comments were made this morning as Premier Investments, which owns a stable of popular fashion brands
4. Amped-up acrimony amid continued impasse threatens to derail Shaheen-Portman bill
5. Millennials seen as having least analytical acumen
6. Tendai Biti, his record in government was good, he can adumbrate, but that's all there is to him, so who else then?
7. While Watson and Clarke batted together for 22 overs, England lost wickets with alarming alacrity
8. This is particularly unnerving to Ivy League institutions and an anathema to their prestige.
9. fallout from 2008, and the continued deep antipathy on the part of the public towards Wall Street and the broader financial community
10. His petition to print the lectures on the Statutes of the Order received the enthusiastic approbation of the Sacred Council and Grand Master ...
11. purchase price payable under the SRE purchase agreement in order to allow Aitkens to arrogate funds,” the regulator said in its statement.
12. Pope Francis names fellow ascetic as Vatican secretary of state
13. Anenih, ex-govs pressure Jonathan to declare aspiration early October
14. But Blinken proved himself to be an assiduous student of the world, and he developed a tight relationship with Biden. “If it isn't close, it doesn't .
• Pope Francis picked Archbishop Pietro Parolin, veteran diplomat, as the Secretary of State after scandals with the former. He will act as the Pope’s chief aide and will be involved in finances, process for choosing bishops, and meeting with foreign diplomats. Although he has no doctrinal powers, he will stand if the Pope is ever ill.
1. John O'Hara would be the first to abjure this tag, though it would have flattered him immensely.
2. He said the two Fair Districts "do not abrogate the legislative privilege" or separation of legislative, executive and judicial powers.
3. Maddie Ostrowski of Mary Esther will portray Karen, Jake's boisterous, bossy and very acerbic sister.
4. There were few winners on another day of acrimony in the AFL, as the charges levelled at Essendon were laid bare.
5. Athletic acumen a matter of more than just practice.
6. I do not want to adumbrate further nor do I intend to belittle the knowledge of learned Ulamas, the present day Moulavis included.
7. While Watson and Clarke batted together for 22 overs, England lost wickets with alarming alacrity.
8. This is particularly unnerving to Ivy League institutions and an anathema to their prestige.
9. I could no longer construct antipathy for random musicians, even if they deserved it.
10. You feel proud when you can guess the tacit approbation in their eyes.
11. Since that period, Babalola who arrogate to himself all sorts of Titles has never allowed peace to reign in that hitherto peaceful town.
12. To be a minimalist was to have little, to be an ascetic, to limit yourself in your worldly possessions as much as one possibly can without.
13. The pool did not 'work' right for the three main baptismal rites of aspersion, immersion, and submersion.
14. But Blinken proved himself to be an assiduous student of the world, and he developed a tight relationship with Biden.
1.Malik says his request to both sides was to abjure from raking up dirt.
2.Abrogate Aviance contract – Airport workers demand
--> this article is about the Ghana Airports Company Limited appealing to the government about money lost annually and the steps taken to terminate the manager who is to blame for the money loss.
3.'Blue Jasmine' offers witty, acerbic portrayal of reality, past and present
4.G-20 meets poisoned by acrimony
5. Coquard's track acumen earns Challenge Sprint Pro victory
6. Tendai Biti, his record in government was good, he can adumbrate, but that's all there is to him, so who else then?
7. BSE Sensex in meltdown, yet Money Masters, Alacrity Securities, 4 others launch IPOs
8. Anathema Live In New York: Worth The Wait
9. Fisher On Antipathy
10. A kind of approbation on tap to keep your spirits up
11. Observers say the ongoing tribal clashes express also the intention of the militias who fought against rebels to arrogate more lands.
12. Varanasi ascetic held for raping woman
13. That is exactly why we must put this Rodney Sieh issue in proper context and not use it to cast aspersion on our collective gains.
14. But Blinken proved himself to be an assiduous student of the world, and he developed a tight relationship with Biden.
1. India has consistently called upon all side to abjure violence “so that conditions can be created for an inclusive political dialogue…”
2. He notes the Islamic belief that Koranic verses from later in Muhammad’s career abrogate contradictory verses from earlier.
3. ‘Blue Jasmine’ offers witty, acerbic portrayal of reality, past and present.
4. Andhra Pradesh Cabinet meeting concludes without acrimony.
5. Core Wars: DNA Gains While Fiserv Loses Acumen.
6. Lists may adumbrate the particular overlaps while overlooking profound differences of a more general nature.
7. “The soulful duo’s live vocals intertwine with Anita Baker samples, and musical moods shift and flow with alacrity.
8. Capital punishment should be anathema to a socially and economically aspiring India.
9. The Meeting of the Milds between Arnold Rothstein and Valentin Narcisse was a master class in understated antipathy in Boardwalk Empire’s season premiere.
10. Ethiopians will, by courageously facing the issue, gain universal approbation and admiration.
11. I don’t want Facebook to arrogate itself the right to decide what newsfeed updates to show me.
12. Buddhist priest who endured ascetic practices for over 2000 days dies.
13. Some textbooks cast aspersion on the Muslims of Mindanao, if not barely mention them at all.
14. Nethanel’s assiduous editing cannot disguise the fact that the novel remains unfinished and structurally flawed.
Buddhist priest who endured ascetic practices for over 2000 days dies:
The missionary Yusai Sakai, a Buddhist missionary, died of heart failure on September 23 in Shiga Prefecture. He is one only three ascetics known to have completed the Sennichi Kaiho Gyo (a journey of 1000 days time) twice; Sakai was 87 years of age.
1. India has consistently called upon all side to abjure violence “so that conditions can be created for an inclusive political dialogue…”
2. He notes the Islamic belief that Koranic verses from later in Muhammad’s career abrogate contradictory verses from earlier.
3. ‘Blue Jasmine’ offers witty, acerbic portrayal of reality, past and present.
4. Andhra Pradesh Cabinet meeting concludes without acrimony.
5. Core Wars: DNA Gains While Fiserv Loses Acumen.
6. Lists may adumbrate the particular overlaps while overlooking profound differences of a more general nature.
7. “The soulful duo’s live vocals intertwine with Anita Baker samples, and musical moods shift and flow with alacrity.
8. Capital punishment should be anathema to a socially and economically aspiring India.
9. The Meeting of the Milds between Arnold Rothstein and Valentin Narcisse was a master class in understated antipathy in Boardwalk Empire’s season premiere.
10. Ethiopians will, by courageously facing the issue, gain universal approbation and admiration.
11. I don’t want Facebook to arrogate itself the right to decide what newsfeed updates to show me.
12. Buddhist priest who endured ascetic practices for over 2000 days dies.
13. Some textbooks cast aspersion on the Muslims of Mindanao, if not barely mention them at all.
14. Nethanel’s assiduous editing cannot disguise the fact that the novel remains unfinished and structurally flawed.
Buddhist priest who endured ascetic practices for over 2000 days dies:
The missionary Yusai Sakai, a Buddhist missionary, died of heart failure on September 23 in Shiga Prefecture. He is one only three ascetics known to have completed the Sennichi Kaiho Gyo (a journey of 1000 days time) twice; Sakai was 87 years of age.
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