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Then this draft, after being revised by a higher official (either one of the notaries or the vice-chancellor) passed to the "Engrossing" office, where other clerks, called grossatores or scriptores, transcribed in a large official hand (in grossam literam) the copy or copies to be sent to the parties.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 3: Brownson-Clairvaux 1840-1916 1913
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PROS: Engrossing action; well-done stunts; interesting premise and a nice poke at reality television.
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So Kate launches an unofficial investigation - Engrossing, suspenseful, and laugh-out-loud funny, Goodnight Nobody is another unputdownable, timely tale; an insightful mystery with a great heart and a narrator you'll never forget.
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PROS: Engrossing action; well-done stunts; interesting premise and a nice poke at reality television.
January 2009 2009
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Engrossing There is at this time quite a lot of information around this issue around and about on the net and some are for the most part superior than others.
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'Engrossing, engaging it's a wonderful return for Bank.'
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Engrossing, she found the story, and the alacrity of the princess taught her two very distinct lessons.
Monster 2010
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"Engrossing stuff", said the Times; "a beautiful piece of theatre", said the region's Evening Star; and "a satisfying piece of local theatre" according to BBC Radio Suffolk.
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Engrossing, tragic and, yes, frightening, which you can't always say about horror books.
Charlie Higson's top 10 horror books Charlie Higson 2010
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Engrossing and original, Blood and Iron is a subtle critique of colonialism, a graphic account of opponents sliding towards conflict, and a fascinating mystery: just what is the relationship between the human race and the robots of Penrose?
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