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Перевод: Fred

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Фред

Тезаурус:

1. C Walker and Sons was founded in Blackburn 30 years ago by two brothers, Jack and Fred Walker, with a few thousand pounds of capital and has grown from a business with a turnover of under 100,000 in the late 1950s to a 620m concern with 3,400 employees in the UK and Ireland and profits last year of 48.4m.
2. The following summarises the arguments which the Board found persuasive in framing the principal proposals in the Discussion Paper and the FRED.
3. Do the pages of ticks mean that Fred is a genius or that the work was set at too low a standard?
4. This is the first time that the UITF has made such a recommendation to the ASB, which accepted it, and on 9 November issued FRED 2, Amendment to SSAP 15 (see p 96).
5. Doing nothing solves none of our problems and, by encouraging Fred, is likely to make most of them worse.
6. Although the specific example of extraordinary items and FRED 1 does not support Mr Damant's argument particularly well, it is easy to think of hypothetical examples that would.
7. Debbie's lawyer, John Christiansen, said she can claim half their assets, because she gave up a promising tennis career for Fred's sake.
8. Unfortunately she had been placed next to Dorothy, Fred's daughter, in one routine.
9. The new entrant in this category, and one who interests me a lot, is Fred Couples.
10. Other Hollywood stars with whom I had the pleasure of working in the war effort included Fred MacMurray, Herbert Marshall, Edgar Bergen (with Charlie McCarthy) and Barbara Stanwyck, among others.
11. He is merrily accumulating a large bag of smaller fish when Fred Smith comes along with inadequate tackle, throws a lump of luncheon meat in the margins and lands the largest fish in the lake.
12. Among the people most prominent in Belfast were: Jack Bennett; Fred Heatley; Liam Burke, a veteran Belfast republican and adjutant general of the IRA from 1942 to 1943; Alec Foster, a former headmaster of the Royal Belfast Academical Institution and a rugby international; and Frank Gogarty, a Belfast dentist who was a chairman of NICRA in later years.
13. But their privacy is disrupted by a series of uninvited guests, ranging from Mark's long-lost cousin Fred, to their neighbours, whose own home has been gutted by fire.