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Перевод: burke

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задушить; замять дело; запретить до выхода в свет; сорвать

Тезаурус:

1. The house was re-roofed and the interior gradually restored; lots of roses were planted in the formal gardens; and from 1960 Mrs Burke began, with two cheap mares, to establish a highly successful stud farm.
2. Nigel Burke is a lay legal adviser.
3. The visitors forged further ahead with second-half tries by flanker Ian McNerlin (Bristol and RAF) and lock Gavin Webster (Northampton) to which Burke added a penalty goal and two conversions while the Welsh response was two tries from Wainwright.
4. Conversions: Burke (3).
5. Behind them, Burke, the outside-half, controlled matters with the expertise of a Rob Andrew, thanks to the excellence of his scrum-half partner, Becconsall.
6. He did not then make an appeal to Adam Smith, the intellectual inspiration behind Thatcherism, but went on: "The greatest of Tories, Edmund Burke, reminded us of our duties as trustees for the nation, as good stewards of its traditions, its values and its riches."
7. "Burke Trend would never stand for that, it would undermine his power", said Dick.
8. Penalty goal: Burke.
9. "The greatest of Tories, Edmund Burke, reminded us of our duties as trustees for the nation, as good stewards of its traditions, its values and its riches.
10. To adapt Edmund Burke: the age of chivalry is gone.
11. Edmund Burke, Letter to a Noble Lord .
12. Burke, said Patten, had reminded us of our duties as trustees for the nation, of its traditions, its values and its riches.
13. John's roles were mostly, in Hanns Ebensten's teasing phrase, "A Man": in Anthony Burke's The Vagabonds , Celia Franca's Bailemos , de Valois's The Haunted Ballroom (where he was actually "A Ghost"), Howard's La Fte trange , and the tumblers' dance by de Valois in the opera Snow Maiden .