Aspects

C.M.G., who has chosen as his subject "Certain Aspects of British Life and Thought."

Certain Aspects of British Life and Thought 1948

I haven't been able to get that song out of my head since I saw "Aspects" - I mean the parody, not the prototype.

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Redfern, Sir Arthur Shuldham, Certain Aspects of British Life and Thought

Certain Aspects of British Life and Thought 1948

The Aspects were the most powerful creatures on all the mortal plane.

THE SUNDERING RICHARD A. KNAAK 2005

Forster also wrote a book called Aspects of the Novel, which, since he was a practising novelist, might be thought to offer some useful insights into how to write a full-length work of fiction.

May 2004 Michael Allen 2004

Forster also wrote a book called Aspects of the Novel, which, since he was a practising novelist, might be thought to offer some useful insights into how to write a full-length work of fiction.

Archive 2004-05-01 Michael Allen 2004

Forster also wrote a book called Aspects of the Novel, which, since he was a practising novelist, might be thought to offer some useful insights into how to write a full-length work of fiction.

Educating Rita and others Michael Allen 2004

The concepts behind AOP have been around for a rather longtime, not originally known as Aspects, but approaches that implemented the Visitor Design Pattern, or Meta-Object Protocol found in Lisp.

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In 1957 the English social critic Richard Hoggart published The Uses of Literacy, subtitled Aspects of Working-Class Life, with Special Reference to Publications and Entertainments.

Kicking the Air Donoghue, Denis 1995

It has long been argued that the original deluxe staging of "Aspects" (seen on Broadway in 1990), directed by

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