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Перевод: Midwestern

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Тезаурус:

1. Several midwestern American states and even some countries have tried to ban waste imports.
2. I used to travel the world for a medium-sized Midwestern bank with five billion dollars in assets.
3. Richard Schonberger, a Midwestern engineer by training, is credited with introducing the Japanese just-in-time system to US manufacturing.
4. Clinton also won in the key Midwestern states (except for Indiana, the home state of Bush's running-mate and incumbent Vice-President Dan Quayle), and performed well in the West, particularly on the Pacific coast where Democratic gains included the largest prize of all, California.
5. Lang's film was immediately hailed as a masterpiece especially with regard to its frighteningly real depiction of the prejudices and hysteria that lay waiting to be released in a typical Midwestern town.
6. Rob Bettinson, the director, has deduced that he ought to have these images plus disc-jockeys, radio commercials, midwestern hops, but he doesn't seem to know why.
7. Katz and Lazarsfeld's own study delineates the crucial role of women in the shaping of everyday decisions to do with consumption patterns, fashions, public affairs and cinema attendances in a midwestern American community.
8. The show reconstructs the collection of Woodlands and Plains Indian material assembled in the early part of this century by two midwestern amateurs, Milford Chandler (d. 1981) and Richard Pohrt.
9. Briefly imprisoned himself, Joe has been freed on appeal and now plays cards with the Midwestern neighbours who shunned him.
10. The starting place for Reagan was the small midwestern town of Tampico, Illinois, where he was born on 6 February 1911.
11. It was in this region that James Wilson writing in 1967, found evidence of a new conservative political culture amongst the children of those who had emigrated to southern California from small mainly midwestern towns.
12. The concept of the community as a super-organism was promoted most effectively by another school of ecological botany based on the study of the grasslands of the midwestern United States.
13. Thus a Representative from a Midwestern State will not want to serve on the Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, but would probably covet a place on either the Agriculture Committee or the Appropriations Committee (especially its Agriculture Subcommittee).