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- noun Alternative capitalization of
Anglophilia
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Examples
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And why I was careful to point out that my anglophilia is lifelong, not a recent phenomenon.
The State of Science Fiction, Part III Lou Anders 2006
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It has proven, hands down, that anglophilia is neither a punishable offense or a dirty word.
PBS' corporate-sponsor-less "Masterpiece" to thank individual sponsors on-air Lisa de Moraes 2011
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If Carter represented the Eastern establishment and anglophilia, Zeitlin was a friend of many California literary figures, and helped to launch the Primavera Press, an independent publishing company.
Archive 2009-07-22 Lynne M Thomas 2009
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Because ā as Nietzsche and Machiavelli and Choderlos de Laclos and Madonna (pre-anglophilia and all that English Roses crap) have always said ā bad is much, much more interesting than good.
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If Carter represented the Eastern establishment and anglophilia, Zeitlin was a friend of many California literary figures, and helped to launch the Primavera Press, an independent publishing company.
RBMS Summary: Plenary III Lynne M Thomas 2009
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If so, such behavior would be completely consistent with an exaggerated and sycophantic anglophilia that was one of Tuck's defining characteristics and which he carried to the extent of affecting a British accent -- though he was born on Staten Island.
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If so, such behavior would be completely consistent with an exaggerated and sycophantic anglophilia that was one of Tuck's defining characteristics and which he carried to the extent of affecting a British accent -- though he was born on Staten Island.
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That said, I might have been less critical if there was a discussion of Midwest ghosts, since anglophilia things are so old over there! bores me.
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This is the root of my anglophilia: I'm jealous of the naff plates.
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Now, certainly, one look at the Pyr catalog and you know I've got a strong predilection for British and Australian speculative fiction, though at least in the case of UK fiction, this is a life-long anglophilia more to do with a certain quality of prose than trends in contemporary narratives.
Archive 2006-08-01 Lou Anders 2006
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