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I wish he was stilla round so I could tell him this. thanks
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Sureshe shimmied for Cowell again and her cocky fun loving attitude was stilla crowd pleaser, butBoyles 'tweezed eyebrows and overexposure probably cost her the "Britain's Got Talent" title more so than Diversity's dancing ability.
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This is a cleverly crafted novel, and although it does not have the sameimpact as Noughts and Crosses, it's stilla very tense and dramatic story that grips you and keeps you reading.
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But the great Doctor of the Church knew Hebrew too well to translate the first syllable of the name miryam by star; in Is., xl., 15, he renders the word mar by stilla (drop), not stella (star).
September 8: Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary bls 2008
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Since Varro, Quintillian, and Aulus Gelliius testify that the Latin peasantry often substituted an e for an i, reading vea for via, vella for villa, speca for spica, etc., the substitution of maris stella for maris stilla is easily explained.
September 8: Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary bls 2008
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There is no denying that poverty is stilla problem.
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November 13, 2008 at 2:26 pm oh noes, stilla nudder wun………
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Since Varro, Quintillian, and Aulus Gelliius testify that the Latin peasantry often substituted an e for an i, reading vea for via, vella for villa, speca for spica, etc., the substitution of maris stella for maris stilla is easily explained.
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A Bamberg manuscript dating from the end of the ninth century reads stilla maris instead of stella maris.
September 8: Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary bls 2008
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But the great Doctor of the Church knew Hebrew too well to translate the first syllable of the name miryam by star; in Is., xl., 15, he renders the word mar by stilla (drop), not stella (star).
Archive 2008-09-01 bls 2008
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