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He said they saw it as a war between the people and an aristocracy. The South, he said, was ruled by a small group of aristocrats.

Bats fly in the air everywhere, a few aristocrats wearing black ponchos, riding a dragon, since most luxurious fly out of the building.

In the time during the Restoration, aristocrats were trying to restore what they had lost in the Revolution.

The marriage was more or less a political arrangement among the aristocrats. There were around 4500 guests at the wedding.

IN AN era of string-'em-up hostility to the rich, sympathetic depictions of pharaonic aristocrats ought to be a tough sell.

Always wanting to be among the aristocrats of crime, his brother asserted himself whenever he could into deeper levels of daring.

The aristocrats are brutal in their management of the workers, forcing them to toil under harsh conditions regardless of any dangers.

Merchant banks, as they were once called, had always been the aristocrats of the financial system.

These aristocrats swiftly determined that the only way to protect Japan was to embrace an all-out programme of modernization.

French aristocrats who waited out the French Revolution in London came back home with strong black tea, served with sugar and milk.

Aristocrats and capitalists use such magic bullet, civilians would not dare say anything, then give birth to the strength of the class.

Rackets weren't developed until the sixteenth century, when the game became popular among aristocrats and was played in a walled court.

There are still aristocrats, feudalistic thoughts and opinions existing within the RNA, which cannot be changed overnight by one decision.

The aristocrats of pre-industrial Europe were all landowners.

They were the aristocrats of technical knowledge, presiding over a centuries-old regime.

But no, along comes a pair a real aristocrats from Europe, and straightway you throw over the half-breeds.

No. Neither aristocrats, nor proletarians. On my mother's side there were many priests, and after father - I happen to be Kazak.

POPs come in ten flavors: Officers, Aristocrats , Capitalists, Clergymen, Clerks, Craftsmen, Farmers, Laborers, Soldiers, and Slaves.

Although it was a republic, it was run by aristocrats, and not well, and institutionally it was weaker than Venice or Florence.

Festivals, attended by aristocrats and the public, were a feature of the baroque courts.

I had an opportunity to dine with a group of visiting aristocrats from Europe.

it had belonged to aristocrats, a provincial Duke and even a King.

The Aristocrats esthetic consciousness is one kind of esthetic pursue, like self-conscious, reflect societys lofty esthetic interest.

It brews a cup of tea with a delightful aroma and enduring flavour. Truly the taste of English aristocrats and you !

As a scientist, without formal education or inherited wealth, he beat the learned aristocrats of Europe at their own game.

"Aristocrats" , her 1994 group biography of the Lennox sisters, was a thunderous success.

His personality fascinated the aristocrats and common people alike, and he was introduced to the Emperor Xuanzong around 742.

Japan was ruled by aristocrats who cared nothing for the art of war but were devoted to poetry, music, calligraphy and romantic love.

If politicians strip the aristocrats' assets, the citizens will eventually pay for it.

He hoped to do brisk trade with the natives for beaver pelts he could sell to European aristocrats.

Low cost achieves exquisite effect, which accords with the taste demands of new aristocrats grown in Asia.

In a tsarist system you have to rely only on aristocrats, but in a Soviet system everyone can be your supporter.

One of the game's aristocrats, Liverpool, has shelved plans to build a new stadium.

Looks like marquis such aristocrats, spends freely people's blood and sweat willfully, extreme luxurious, absurd life.

They do, however, raise consciousness for Aristocrats , Capitalists, and Officers.

Music is the soul of the city, a free hobby of citizens, but not the pretension of aristocrats.

Since the mid 17th century, it flourished with the prop of Qing Dynasty and the Mongolian aristocrats.

The Traditionalists wore Chinese-made suits. The Aristocrats sported beautifully made casual wear.

These frontier men were the precise opposites of the tidewater aristocrats.

Aristocrats beautifully attired in a world filled with the smell of roses.

I imagine the French aristocrats thought practically the same thing until the very moment when they climbed into the tumbrils .

In many cultures the aristocrats provided the senior officer corps or elite troops of the army.

The characters in 19th-century English novels chiefly comprise two social classes: aristocrats, and impoverished aristocrats.

The main color purple, purple on behalf of nobility, were often aristocrats like to use color.

Armor plating isn't just for aristocrats anymore as Brazil grapples with high rates of kidnapping, murder and robbery.

Each sack has several baskets of snakes. The two-sack men are the aristocrats.

So the schools are known as for "" aristocrats.

Although most converts came from the lower classes, some aristocrats believed also.

The idea of social classes really makes me sick - I don't understand why aristocrats treat poor people so badly.

There are in foreign countries such jobs that select clothings exclusively for the celebrities and aristocrats.

Later, aristocrats and literary figures helped expand the ceremony to common people.

It represents the true spirit of Eastern democracy by making all its votaries aristocrats in taste.

Japan's "flower arranging art" can date back to more than 500 years ago and was popular among male craftsmen and aristocrats at first.

Chinese bankers have taken to serving it instead of tea, and Italian aristocrats offer it to their guests instead of champagne.

Real bones have also been dug up at the site: aristocrats and concubines, royal horses and exotic beasts were buried there.

However, he was opposed by aristocrats headed by Zi Lan, and later deposed and exiled by King Huai.

After lessons, the young aristocrats hit the local nightclubs.

he tournament, started 27 years ago by two Britons, draws a colorful following of playboys, aristocrats and elephant connoisseurs.

Even Britain has expelled most of its aristocrats from the House of Lords.

power was monopolized by the aristocrats.

aristocrats who regarded the rabble with deep contempt.

Rises spiritedly ! Rises spiritedly! ! In darkness gospel, hides aristocrats! !

Suddenly, many of Tibet's Three Masters--the rich lamas, the high government officials, and the secular aristocrats--were gone!

Many of S&P's dividend aristocrats rely on the goodwill of consumers and politicians to keep accumulating cash for payouts.

Many aristocrats were killed in the French Revolution.

Investors and pensioners, both in the UK and the US, depend on BP and other dividend aristocrats for retirement.

The club membership was once limited to aristocrats.

They are a bunch of stuffy aristocrats who are unbelievably wealthy.

aristocrats of the old school.

This is probably from the blue veins of the fair-complexioned aristocrats who first used this term.

aristocrats holding the rank of knight.

John Gay's 1728 play "The Beggar's Opera" mocked the hypocrisy of lecherous aristocrats and politicians.

For many years only aristocrats were members of the government.

" I hear there are so-called " "the schools for aristocrats. "

Once the aristocrats were banned from the sport, common people started taking part in the Bull Fighting.

That is, the royal aristocrats?

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