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• Lyrics written by Nakajima have been acclaimed both literarily and educationally.
• Literarily, we find reminiscences of Pedro Calderon de la Barca.
• He also studied the Confucian classics, and was said to be literarily talented.
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• At the Tarino village, we feel like we are literarily in the middle of nowhere.
• Literarily, he was the first international best-selling author from what is now Canada.
• Yet how many of us are blessed with such a house-trained and literarily accomplished pet?
• The sequence therefore bridges the Old Testament or epistle readings and the gospel, both literarily and musically.
• Li was said to be literarily talented, and he often invited guests to his house to feast.
• I have faced this in my second trial with a girl literarily named  Rain lover s sight.
• Subsequent treks, literarily speaking, would prove more fruitful, even if persistently turbulent and sometimes even dangerous.
• It literarily means " the language of the common people ", that is, the native Germanic language.
• San Francisco Examiner contributor Elsa Dixon literarily lives in San Francisco as managing editor of ZYZZYZA, a literary journal.
• Shangguan Tingzhi's daughter Shangguan Wan'er, who was also literarily talented, became a palace servant.
• He denounced the writers from the Caribbean as " intellectually . . . corrupt and literarily nourished with white decadence ".
• One of her sisters was Victoria Ocampo, the publisher of the literarily important Argentine magazine " Sur ".
• Intellectually dazzling and literarily frustrating, Richard Powers is a wiseguy novelist of ideas whose books are equal parts irony and erudition.
• Emily Kempin-Spyris's life was literarily portrayed in Eveline Hasler's book " Die Wachsfl黦elfrau ".
• He's identified literarily as C . S . Forester, but the name on his calling card is forever Horatio Hornblower.
• One can be mathematically literate, literarily literate, musically literate and historically literate without knowing a single command in the computer language Basic.