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• From them, he inherited private means on which to live when unemployed.
• Then he became a person of private means, and attended medical school.
• Bax's private means enabled him to travel to the Russian Empire in 1910.
• The project was financed by public and private means, said Barrie.
• Consequently, variable styles and decorations were present, according to the officer's private means.
• Parents often have the image that public means problems, and private means better,
• Since neither had any private means, they were reduced at times to near destitution.
• Thus, for much of his life he was an independent scholar, living on private means.
• The party also confiscated all private means of transportation.
• With private means, he travelled widely in Europe, Asia and the Americas during the 1930s.
• Regina Wauters would retire to live on her private means until her death in 1874.
• The king paid for his construction projects by private means and from his civil list income.
• It's not a private means of communication ."
• This was an important source of income, as he had no private means of his own.
• Being without private means he worked in several jobs to support himself throughout his study time.
• The society attempts through various small and private means to recognize and thank the college's unsung heroes.
• There's a number of pros and cons to having a private means to report incidents to administrators.
• Public ends are met by private means.
• He did not practise the law, however, having private means and the estate of Banton in Stirlingshire.
• In 1839 he was elected physician to the Queen's Hospital, Birmingham, but, having private means, did not practise.