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Touchstone still found it odd to see Sabriel dressed in Ancelstierran clothes, particularly their court clothes, as she was wearing today.

But the metal is something of a touchstone on the supply side, too.

Emerson was a touchstone, and Salinger often quoted him in letters.

Both ABC and Touchstone seem to be genuinely pleased with the results.

Two years after he outlined his theory, it is still a touchstone in design circles for discussing Apple and its rivals.

Nonetheless, Wonder Woman remains a touchstone of popular culture, a symbol of feminism and an enduring piece of psychology history.

Published in 1951, Catcher has long been a literary touchstone for alienated high school students.

Homosexuality might not be gold, but it must be the touchstone of black and white, of beauty and ugliness in this day and age.

The walk is really little more than a cultural touchstone and a literary conceit, the event around which McCann has assembled his cast.

In the opinion of some old people, traditional modes of thought are the touchstone by which to tell good from bad.

When a gold coin is rubbed on a touchstone, it leaves a stripe of a particular color.

The ban was brought in by George Bush in 2001 on moral grounds and was a touchstone policy for religious conservatives.

The greatest touchstone of any work is time.

Enrollment and employment are the touchstone for assessing the teaching quality of higher vocational colleges.

Pic is the first to be distributed by Touchstone under Disney's output deal with DreamWorks.

The policy and idea about the disaster news report is even more a touchstone of social democratization, legalization in a country or region.

Recognise your GOAL , write it down, and keep it handy as a touchstone.

But, just as with England, Rooney is the true touchstone.

The Touchstone was a small pebble that could turn any common metal into pure gold.

Wherever the small force goes, it is a touchstone for grand strategy, shocking joint fires and tactical overmatch.

Recognition of the Paraclete in the New Prophecy was their touchstone of authenticity.

After 30 years in business, it has become a touchstone in anything having to do with berries in the country.

Even so on the lonely shore the madman with dusty tawny locks still roamed in search of the touchstone.

"The fog shows no signs of lifting, " reported Darned, principal bodyguard to King Touchstone.

When the world was falling apart, you were my constant, my touchstone.

Increased number of decimals in Touchstone export.

The touchstone of a contract is the notion of equality.

Our own politics must be the touchstone for all theories.

"A House for Mr. Biswas" is a veritable touchstone for New Yorker critic James Wood, a tough crowd if there ever was one.

So does Amway, that touchstone of American living-room marketing.

To such consciousness, man is the touchstone in judging and evaluating everything on earth.

Cattle are a cultural touchstone for most South Sudanese.

Labour productivity, the touchstone for new growth, remains low.

Calamity is the touchstone of a brave mind.

That pay has become a touchstone is no surprise.

As long as both sides are really in love, distance is a test of their touchstone.

As the touchstone tries golds, so gold tries man.

His name was Sameth, the royal son of King Touchstone and the Abhorsen Sabriel.

The touchstone of true love is whether to demand the return after help.

As the touchstone tries gold, so gold tries man.

As the touchstone tries gold, so gold tries men.

Poverty is the test of civility and the touchstone of friendship.

Can JinQianGuan good is the touchstone of strength test principle, the personality charm ChengPan dian.

On touchstone labour issues such as making it easier for unions to get recognition without a secret ballot, he has toed the line.

Love is the touchstone of the virtue.

A revolutionist who created faster than he destroyed, a democrat in the truest sense, he is the touchstone by which others are evaluated.

The difficulty for Mr Sarkozy is that pension reform has become a touchstone for general grievances.

Love is the touchstone of virtue.

Egypt is the most important Arab country and the touchstone for change in the Arab world.

On the whole, when we are in trouble and tough time , Calamity is man's true touchstone.

because the moon has experienced impact , volcanism and tectonic activity , it can serve as a touchstone for understanding those processes.

That is the touchstone of our efforts in all these areas.

Six feet is a touchstone for guards, as 6-8 is for rebounders.

Now there are other reasons to buy flowers. Because we've always had them. Because they've become a touchstone against bad things.

I Am Number Four, from DreamWorks and Touchstone, grossed an estimated $6. 2 million from 3, 154 theaters.

a touchstone used to measure the character of a person

Practice is the sole touchstone for distinguishing between science and non- science

Chinese Heavy Truck Market: Touchstone that Tests Enterprise's Strength

Poverty is the test of civility and the touchstone of friendship. [Hazlitt]

Tax information become the irs man "touchstone" ;

As the touchstone tries gold, so gols tries man

Calamity is man's true touchstone. --Beaumont

And here is a touchstone for the entire discussion: