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Перевод: franklin

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Тезаурус:

1. 15 (11) Take A Little Piece Of My Heart Erma Franklin
2. He believes that the United States has been destroyed by morally subversive elements (such as Sigmund Freud, Franklin Delano Roosevelt and, of course, Elvis Presley), and he also claims that the government "ruint" him by interfering in his coal-mining business.
3. Men like Adam Smith, Professor of Moral Philosophy in Glasgow who gave up his post to become tutor to the son of a Duke, met Voltaire in Paris, and discussed with him, by proxy, the political theories of Benjamin Franklin, father of the American Constitution.
4. When asked what use it was, Franklin gave the same reply as when he saw the first balloon ascent in 1783"
5. "Let me go live on this one, Franklin.
6. After wartime service in the US Army Intelligence Corps, Walton used his savings and a bank loan to buy a Ben Franklin variety store in Newport, Arkansas.
7. Mr Franklin went there at the end of the 1970s, after the collapse of Keyser Ullman, the merchant bank where he was a director that was rescued by the Bank of England.
8. The management of the Ben Franklin chain, though, was unimpressed by Walton's suggestion, and in 1962 he left to open the first Wal-Mart Discount City at Rogers, Arkansas.
9. Franklin J. Schaffner was contracted to direct the 13 million movie.
10. Prizes awarded in the Edenderry Sunday School between 1898 and 1911 included Southey's "Life of Nelson", C H Evans's "Kings without Crowns: Great Orators and Statesmen", "John Knox and his Times", "Ulrich Zwingli", Thayer's "Benjamin Franklin", Morley's "Life of Richard Cobden", Southey's "Life of Wesley", Justin McCarthy's "Story of Gladstone's Life", Ruskin's "Lectures on Architecture and Painting" and John Richard Green's "Short History of the English People".
11. Benjamin Franklin, the official US representative in France, talented inventor as well as an effective diplomatist, considered that Lafayette himself should be in nominal command, with John Paul Jones leading the actual assault.
12. It fell to Joseph Franklin, the Rochdale Manager, to succeed a man who had become a legend in his time, but whose legacy was not an easy one.
13. "There is," Franklin assured him, "honor enough to be got for both of you."