The egg case secreted by the Cenozoic argonautids was shaped like Cretaceous ammonites, which their ancestors used to occupy and emend. |
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Many modern editions, including the Oxford, take the view that the novel in part derives from the play, and use it to emend the defective quarto text. |
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You do not emend Housman, perhaps the most forbidding textual commentator in the history of English-speaking scholarship, and get off lightly. |
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Most modern scholars emend the text of Pausanias and reidentify Herodotus's Pheidon as the grandson of the great man. |
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To borrow and slightly emend the words of Shakespeare: That cat will mew, but this dog will have the day. |
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The Diccionario de Plantas AgrÃcolas and Zander refer to this species under the name R. spicatum Robs. emend. |
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Fraternal correction consists of trying to emend the brothers through charity and not to punish them. |
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But writers also seem driven to confront, reinterpret and emend the canon. |
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Leyland agreed to pay Whistler a thousand guineas to emend Jeckyll's scheme, but later, unconvinced of the job's worth, he delivered the sum in the lesser denomination of pounds. |
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This species displays the main characteristics of the genus Conochitina Eisenack, emend. |
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New to this edition are 21 new drugs, including Merck's Emend and Novartis's Tasigna, and revision of the sections on acetaminophen and upper respiratory combinations. |
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