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Their corn and wine remain unwasted in their houses with none but servants to consume them, while they keep hanging about our house day after day sacrificing our oxen, sheep, and fat goats for their banquets, and never giving so much as a thought to the quantity of wine they drink.

In return I can at least offer you an affection hitherto unwasted, and the faithful consecration of a life which, however short in the sequel, has no backward pages whereon, if you choose to turn them, you will find records such as might justly cause you either bitterness or shame.

For estimation of the stress concentration level under transverse bending it was initially considered simply supported castellated I-beam, performed on unwasted technology from rolled profile #50 (GOST 8239-72), loaded with concentrated force, applied in middle of span.

Some 300 million years of adaptation to their submarine environment have not gone unwasted. But while the White-tips slipped effortlessly away, rather more languorous was a solitary Leopard Shark.

There to certain expectation all hope and fear is turned, And love swalloweth up all longing, and yet longing ne'er is done, And the dreadful wearying patience, and the passionate pain that burned Unforgotten and unwasted, are but Love now[,] are but one.

They are "discoloured yet unwasted" (LEA 60), whereas the coins in Guest's possession in News from Nowhere are "oxidised ...

where [[integral].sub.[~.y](y).sup.y][lambda](t)dt represents the hidden (not observed by the public) consumption of the unwasted portion of the concealed income.

Three points this afternoon and potential for another win next Saturday at Squires Gate would undoubtedly ensure their excellent start will not go unwasted.

In light of her narration of Winthrop in this scene, we can sense Woolson's playfulness when she comments to James of Goodwood, "[Y]ou have made us feel his strength, his narrow strength, his unwasted concentrated strength" (James, Letters 530).

The big selling point for the machines, he said, is the huge savings on labor, time and unwasted material.

Whatever Kartscher's intentions or methods, the exhibition (wryly titled "A Holiday Unwasted") demonstates that a complex utopian vision can emerge from even the most common office supplies.