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Am I stubborn or, perhaps, unable to easily discern nuance?
"Julia Child, Louisette Bertholle and Simmone Beck are ["the" is optional] authors of "Mastering the Art of French Cooking." The meaning appears identical to your example. Is there any other interpretation regarding authorship...
McDaniel:
Many thanks for your prompt reply. I have responded within your quote. I cannot write that you are wrong; I attempted to raise my issues with your explanation, though. . . . Please don't chew off my ear.
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Completely off topic - Does anyone else who wears spectacles view the...
Two questions:
1. What is the purpose for the word "co-conspirator?" The word "conspirator" appears to be the correct term in usage. If the purpose is a function of attorney bafflegab - that is, never use one word when ten will do - I understand; co-conspirator has no purpose.
2. Why is...
I have a stainless steel Longines manual wind and a Croton stainless steel manual wind chronograph. Here is an ancient CLASSIFIED giving chapter and verse.
http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?4891-Vintage-watches-for-sale-or-trade&highlight=watch+croton+chronograph+longines
HodgePodge:
Many thanks for the example graphics. Curvatures and other nuances of configuration appear to be all over the map, some relatively straight, some relatively curved - but without obvious [to me] pattern.
During the Napoleonic Wars, and subsequently if information changes, what were the differences between sabers and cutlasses? If anyone knows, why are these differences significant?
Let's try to focus your query a little more precisely. Where was hunting to have occurred? Does "Golden Era" refer to pre-, or post-1936? I ask because I choose this date as a demarcation signifying the trend away from utility lever action rifles (in North America). To what hunter/hunting do...
The most frightening motion pictures? Not the most shocking or scariest. I'm not confident I can define what I mean except by example. Horror and nearly all science fiction having disgusting aliens I find silly rather than scary or frightening. "Scary" doesn't have staying power.
The most...
I have been informed there are Swastikas and there are Swastikas - that is, the direction, clockwise or counterclockwise, identify completely different twisted crosses. One is the unpleasant version, one is not.
If there is truth to this, please identify which is which. Also briefly describe...
Despite their sameness I enjoy watching most 90-minute episodes of Sharpes Rifles, my favorite being episode one.
After a hiatus of more than 15 years??, "Sharpes Peril" is a new episode with much higher production values - and one production facet that nearly renders other qualities moot. This...
John:
I recently acquired, used, an Aero B-3 size 42. I find it tight across my shoulders with sleeves slightly too short while perhaps too roomy?? at the waist. But when I'm sitting in my truck, the jacket riding up my body, jacket's shoulder tightness becomes more pronounced. I could...
During the war on the Eastern front, in terms of quality of weaponry there was not a huge disparity. In terms of quantity, after 1942 the Soviets had an advantage that grew as the war continued. Yet even excluding their defeats during the first few months of the German invasion, Soviet army's...
I do refer to Jean-Luc Godard. You have written tactfully. I want to be certain I will not contribute a penny to any of the 43 by patronizing their work. To accomplish this I must know who each one is.
Many thanks for these data. While my head informs me that you are almost certainly correct, my gut is saying Michael Moore should be on the list. And if my gut is correct, possibly there may be other substitutions??
I'm thinking I should query or telephone the Academy of Motion Picture Arts...
I understand that 43 members of [a committee??] are responsible for an honorary Academy Award - some sort of lifetime achievement award, perhaps - that will be given to the French director, Goddard. Please provide a link to the identification of these 43 people.
From "Hombre," starring Paul Newman.
Newman and other passengers of the stagecoach are barricaded at the top of a hill from Richard Boone and other bandits. The wife of one of the passengers, held hostage by Boone, is at the foot of the hill. Boone leaves his cover at hill's bottom to...
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