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and finally james idiosyncratic terminology	adapted	and borrowed from other languages
the scoring negro spiritual 1	adapted	from the african american english
oor yle negro spiritual 2	adapted	from the african american english
pensioners and run a specially	adapted	minibus s1m 2894 cathy jamieson
way these verses were presumably	adapted	to the air when sung
have been designed or substantially	adapted	for occupation by persons of
soul sick variety smith successfully	adapted	his scottish calvinist inheritance to
sizes of the rucks were	adapted	to suit the different areas
the author also translated and	adapted	shakespeare s macbeth into scots
research are put forward here	adapted	from languages for life pp
all ages by david purves	adapted	from a story by agnes
his first scottish novel leslie	adapted	the name of his maternal
local housing providers to provide	adapted	houses for older and disabled
in the provision of houses	adapted	specifically for elderly and disabled
uk testing regime can be	adapted	in ways that comply with
to elicit words this was	adapted	in the upper deeside investigation
and some of them are	adapted	from performance pieces i ve