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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- Roman poet known for his books of epigrams.
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- proper noun A male
given name narrowly applied to certainhistoric persons (but some of its foreign cognates are modern given names). - proper noun Anglicized
cognomen orgiven name of theRoman poet Marcus Valerius Martialis, born inSpain in the first century AD and noted for hisepigrams .
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Based in Martial Arts, Dreyer's approach offers a wonderful alternative to the injury-prone style of running prevalent in the West today.
Michael Boblett: Dogs Make Great Running Coaches! Michael Boblett 2010
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Based in Martial Arts, Dreyer's approach offers a wonderful alternative to the injury-prone style of running prevalent in the West today.
Michael Boblett: Dogs Make Great Running Coaches! Michael Boblett 2010
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One of them was a website named Bullshido. net where they advertise as outing Bullshitters in Martial Arts. In my mind this was clearly a case of Bullshit that needed to be told.
Dr Gyi 2010
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Based in Martial Arts, Dreyer's approach offers a wonderful alternative to the injury-prone style of running prevalent in the West today.
Michael Boblett: Dogs Make Great Running Coaches! Michael Boblett 2010
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Based in Martial Arts, Dreyer's approach offers a wonderful alternative to the injury-prone style of running prevalent in the West today.
Michael Boblett: Dogs Make Great Running Coaches! Michael Boblett 2010
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Madrich Rashi (Head Instructor) at the Center, has over thirty-five years experience in Martial Arts. Beginning in 1971, he studied judo, shotokan karate, aikido and kung fu.
Anybody know about a Martial Art called “Kavanah”? « PurpleSlog – Awesomeness & Modesty Meets Sexy 2009
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Yes, they were interested in Martial Arts, yes they based this fantasy series on a sort of Asian influenced world but no not every character looked Asian.
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A transcript of his court-Martial is "not in file."
Heroes or Villains? 2010
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Based in Martial Arts, Dreyer's approach offers a wonderful alternative to the injury-prone style of running prevalent in the West today.
Michael Boblett: Dogs Make Great Running Coaches! Michael Boblett 2010
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Metropolis Ensemble (Friday) The composer and conductor Tan Dun leads the Metropolis Ensemble, the Collegiate Chorale and soloists (Ryu Goto, violinist; Dane Johansen, cellist; and Jiayi Sun, pianist) in a multimedia program devoted to what he is calling his "Martial Arts Trilogy," a compendium of cues from his film scores for "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon," "Hero" and "The Banquet."
NYT > Home Page 2011
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