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Перевод: foreword

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предисловие; введение
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1. So, fare foreword, dear soul.
2. Originally written in cipher in a collection of paper and exercise books, the code was broken in 1958 by Leslie Linder; this is his first unabridged edition with a splendid new foreword by Judy Taylor.
3. What South American readers will make of his repeated references to the former enemy as "Argies" or of the punchy foreword by Mrs Thatcher is hard to predict.
4. These areas of activity are dealt with in detail elsewhere in this report but I am very pleased in this foreword to highlight a most successful year of achievement - a year which owed so much to the inspiration given to use all by those who saved the Nation in 1940.
5. Given so little space, however, perhaps we need not have been reminded, as we are in Stanley Cramp's foreword, that "Ducks, geese, and swans live in or near water", nor that the legs of the last two "are placed near the middle of the body, so that the bird stands fairly upright", Malcolm Ogilvie can tell most people something they did not know about wildfowl, but in this case his publishers clearly rushed him.
6. The foreword says "A sad story with a happy ending", and it's about a little baby who has no Mummy and so goes off to find one.
7. So, Emily, I shirk my task and set as foreword to your autobiography these lines:
8. In his foreword to the book, Professor Sir Robert Birley says of Janet Lacey: "One meets energetic people and unorthodox people and efficient people, but it is rare to meet them making up one person add to that the power to speak forcefully and clearly she was the first woman to preach in St Paul's and Liverpool Cathedral and St George's Cathedral in Jerusalem she is also exceedingly good company
9. Request: that eternal campaigner for true justice was asked if he would consider writing a foreword for a book titled "An Eye For An Eye, A Tooth For A Tooth".
10. Bhabha writes of how Fanon "speaks most effectively from the uncertain interstices of historical change: from the area of ambivalence between race and sexuality, out of an unresolved contradiction between culture and class; from deep within the struggle of psychic representation and social reality" (foreword to Fanon, Black Skin, White Masks , p. ix).
11. In its early days in Berners Street the Institute was not recognized by Industry and Commerce, as Sir Kenneth Cork recalled in his Foreword to the Golden Jubilee issue of the Journal of the Institute of Credit Management (which it had become in 1989), of which he was President.
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