tr

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Definitions

as inhornets' nest

Synonyms

In that vein, Burns and Ward stress how TR, ER, and FDR “overcame … the traumas of their childhoods” and young adult lives.
But after winning a landslide election in his own right, TR unwisely said he would not run for a third term.
TR and FDR were both reformers in that sense - and they were both progressives.
When TR again pursued the presidency in 1912 as leader of the Progressive Party, FDR identified with his cause.
TR reinvigorated the office after a succession of grey presidents with his unself-conscious energy, idealism and determination.
In this case, it is to be used with an equal part of the tr.
Students who pass certain examinations need only serve one year in the German Army instead of the usual two or three—Tr.
Journal pendant l'occupation franaise en gypte, suivi d'un prcis de la mme campagne par Mou'allem Nicolas-el-Turki, tr.
Var farit upp hsin, ok riit sklanum ok barit hlunum, sv at brakai hverju tr.
Ptarmigan, tr′mi-gan, n. a species of grouse with feathered toes inhabiting the tops of mountains.

叁

as inhornets' nest

Synonyms

In that vein, Burns and Ward stress how TR, ER, and FDR “overcame … the traumas of their childhoods” and young adult lives.
But after winning a landslide election in his own right, TR unwisely said he would not run for a third term.
TR and FDR were both reformers in that sense - and they were both progressives.
When TR again pursued the presidency in 1912 as leader of the Progressive Party, FDR identified with his cause.
TR reinvigorated the office after a succession of grey presidents with his unself-conscious energy, idealism and determination.
In this case, it is to be used with an equal part of the tr.
Students who pass certain examinations need only serve one year in the German Army instead of the usual two or three—Tr.
Journal pendant l'occupation franaise en gypte, suivi d'un prcis de la mme campagne par Mou'allem Nicolas-el-Turki, tr.
Var farit upp hsin, ok riit sklanum ok barit hlunum, sv at brakai hverju tr.
Ptarmigan, tr′mi-gan, n. a species of grouse with feathered toes inhabiting the tops of mountains.