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• High Dutch expectations quickly slipped away on the lightning fast ice of the Olympic Oval.
• Grumbling about high Dutch tax rates aside, Heineken's profit picture is as bubbly as its beer.
• Linguistic " Old Dutch " had already become " Low Dutch ", the contemporary language, and " High Dutch ", or High German.
• One of them was it reflected a distinction with " Hoogduits ", " High Dutch ", meaning the language spoken in Germany.
• His mastery of High Dutch allowed him to speak before others, and, unlike at Bloemfontein, no man dared to speak over the one who had so successfully attacked the Cape.
• In support of this explanation is the fact that many places in England with " wharf " in their names are in areas with a high Dutch influence, for example the Norfolk broads.
• By the end of the century the linguists understood that between " Low Dutch " and " High Dutch " was a partially altered continuum, which they called Middle, or Central, German.
• Possibly the dramatist may be the Thomas Drewe who in 1621 translated and published " Daniel Ben Alexander, the converted Jew, first written in Syriacke and High Dutch by himselfe ".
• For Dutch investors with another life-insurance policy, it means their return on the teakwood investment will be fully taxed at a relatively high Dutch tax rate that can be as high as 60 percent.
• The exchanges'effort to carve a larger market share will be helped by the strong position held by Dutch banks in international markets and the comparatively high Dutch trading volumes, according to a press statement.
• In 1722 Jacobi published the first edition of his " Psalmodia Germanica, or a Specimen of Divine Hymns, Translated from the High Dutch ", a collection of English translations of German Lutheran hymns.
• Virginia House is a large, asymmetrical, two-story long rectangular stone building with massive sandstone walls, small medieval windows, characterized by two high Dutch gables that date to the 1620 remodeling of the Thomas Hawkins-era Priory in Warwickshire, England.
• To date, Books of " Latin and High Dutch of the Roman-Dutch " old authorities " is occasionally still used, as at times it is necessary for a modern judge to delve into these " old authorities " to search for the origin and scope of an otherwise obscure legal rule or doctrine ".