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Перевод: Maine

[имя собственное]
Мэн [геогр.]

Тезаурус:

1. The first was a study by the British lawyer Sir Henry Maine called Ancient Law .
2. The Appalachian Mountains pass through this far corner of the Commonwealth of Virginia on their long journey from Maine down to Alabama.
3. Later in the year, when the poet Apollinaire came back from the war with a head wound, a grand banquet was held in his honour at the Palais d'Orlans in the Boulevard du Maine.
4. The unusual, to say nothing of the bizarre, seems always to lurk close by the main door of Maine Road.
5. Details from Falmouth Associates, 170 US Route One, Falmouth, Maine 04105, US.
6. He rapidly re-established his alliance with the Angevin heir, Geoffrey, Duke of Anjou and Maine, by marrying him to his daughter.
7. Demant's "Christian Sociology" was important not just in itself; it threw up names from Eliot's past, such as those of Maine and Durkheim, which maintained the importance of such figures within an explicitly Christian context.
8. For that the new owners will get 16 billion in deposits at 323 branches spread across Massachusetts, Connecticut and Maine, where Fleet/Norstar currently has 231 branches (plus 329 in New York).
9. That is because, even though Maine might have been a better guide than Morgan concerning the evolution of kinship, Morgan was a much better guide than Maine concerning the evolution of property.
10. City, to the embarrassment of many Maine Road supporters, brought a first title in 25 years tantalisingly within reach of their neighbours by thrashing Leeds United on Saturday.
11. However, City have a live televised match against Aston Villa at Maine Road on Sunday, 22 October, and they were unhappy about playing two games in three days.
12. Manchester City4, Leeds0 THE WHEELS came off Leeds United's hitherto solid championship challenge at Maine Road in a match which, paradoxically, they could easily have collected the point they needed to return to the top of the table.
13. "A specter is haunting Europe and North America - the specter of widespread forest decline," wrote a respected US Institute as United States researchers reported that, in a survey of 17 states from Maine to Missouri, several species showed "a systematic, regionally scaled and sustained decline in growth" over the previous 20 - 25 years.