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"It is certain," he continues, "that these ways are excellent, and that fowls that have to be cooked in a hurry thereby obtain an admirable tenderness (_une tendreté admirable_)."

Two Years in the French West Indies Lafcadio Hearn 1877

Now, though I consider the title admirable, I believe it is not Mr. Darwin's but the Publisher's, as you are no doubt aware that publishers _will_ have a taking title, and authors must and do give way to them.

Alfred Russel Wallace: Letters and Reminiscences, Vol. 1 James Marchant

Now, though I consider the title admirable, I believe it is not Mr. Darwin's but the Publisher's, as you are no doubt aware that publishers will have a taking title, and authors must and do give way to them.

Alfred Russel Wallace Letters and Reminiscences Marchant, James 1916

Tutwiler says Egypt is making what he calls an admirable effort to develop a strategy to conserve and recycle water and live within its means.

Nile Debate Emphasizes Conservation, Water Sharing 2011

The next year he produced only a few medical trifles, but in 1557 he brought out two other scientific works which he characterizes as admirable -- one the _Ars parva curandi_, and the other a treatise _De

Jerome Cardan A Biographical Study 1886

Several news stories about Harris-Moore feature witnesses and acquaintances who refer to his cunning and intelligence, and his self-training in operating stolen Cessnas, if not admirable, is certainly notable.

David Gordon Green to Make Biopic About Teen Outlaw Colton Harris-Moore | /Film 2010

Most of the people who considered Palin admirable are not in touch with the reality that is Palin.

Clinton edges out Palin in 'Most Admired' poll 2009

I find Mr. McCain admirable for his fair-play and objectivity.

McCain: Obama has done well, but hasn't been bipartisan 2009

The character I find most admirable is the mothershe's so tough and self-assured, yet vulnerable, and with a sense of humor.

A Conversation with Julie Otsuka, author of When the Emperor was Divine 2010

My command are in admirable spirits and to a man are confident of the ultimate success of our arms, and are all anxious to be detailed on picket or other duty where a chance is afforded them to avenge themselves on the rebels, who are attempting to destroy their country.

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