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Перевод: prologue

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Тезаурус:

1. As a prologue to the final abandonment of trams in London, the separate operating departments of "Trams and Trolleybuses" and "Central Buses" were amalgamated under one Operating Manager, J. B. Burnell on 12 July 1950.
2. The intensity of life at this time led Congreve to compare courtship favourably with marriage as "a very witty prologue to a rather dull play".
3. PROLOGUE: JOHN OF SALISBURY
4. PROLOGUE: JULY 1956
5. Prologue
6. THE PROLOGUE to this movie is cold, haunting and ominous.
7. PROLOGUE
8. He wrote a Prologue and "The Song of the Wreck" for Wilkie Collins's The Lighthouse , 1855, and a Prologue for the same author's The Frozen Deep , 1856.
9. Two-thirds of the way through his essay, Pound apologizes again: "If this seem an over-long prologue"
10. But first let us look back briefly at the events from 1945 to 1956 that provided the prologue to the post-imperial era which began at Suez.
11. I have already remarked on the poem's opening where Mendel and Rendel Harris combine to reincarnate past voices, plant breeding and anthropology shedding a new light on the dead - from the Chaucer of the "Prologue" to James Thomson and the Fitzgerald whose stanza More had quoted when writing about the growth of trees and flowers in an essay of "Saint Augustine":.