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They did not work for bosses, but spectacularly and magnificently, with their own might, grappled with the great world and wrung splendid living from its reluctant hands.

Tolstoy awakens in his reader the will to be a man; not effectively, not spectacularly, but simply, really.

Then only was he permitted to be seen, spectacularly poring over large books, and casting his breeches and gaiters into the general weight of the establishment.

The 31-year-old from Liverpool spectacularly defended his WBU light-welterweight crown before the cameras of United States television.

British-trained horses failed to make the places on either occasion, and the 1986 meeting saw a pair of particular disappointments when both Dancing Brave (Turf) and Sonic Lady (Mile) spectacularly failed to make any mark.

"Rent control in both these cities appears to make housing spectacularly unaffordable," Tucker concluded.

The Dolomites, a mountain range spectacularly carved by erosion, symbolize an enduring riddle in geology.

Summary: Almost 200 people have been evacuated after Chile's Chaiten volcano, which erupted spectacularly last year, began spewing ash.

Alongside the likes of Gareth Gates, Jade Goody and Natalie Cassidy, the Fast Show star failed his test spectacularly in March last year.

THE stable block of a former manor house was spectacularly transformed into an elegant family home more than 20 years ago.

The two exhibitions devoted to him by his native province, Reggio Emilia, gathered more than 700 of his images and not only gave well-deserved homage to an exceptional photographer but spectacularly highlighted the change in the status of photography since the '70s and '80s, the decades during which his work developed.

Existing industrial lift cages grind up to the reception space on the third floor, where the scope of Priestman's new interventions is spectacularly revealed.