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• Finally, non-enclave federal property was called, " proprietorial ."
• His standardised newspapers are journalistic tied houses, where proprietorial dope is sold as honest beer.
• Members of the company had noticed Diaghilev keeping a particularly proprietorial eye on Nijinsky during rehearsals in Russia.
• Semi-autonomy relative to the colonial government was provided by the proprietorial government until the American Revolution.
• He was rather proprietorial about it, supposedly refusing leave to monopolize flying it on a daily basis.
• "It's a play about which, delightfully, it's impossible to be proprietorial.
• Therefore he takes, as all good brand owners, a strong and proprietorial interest in the way we use it,
• If you assert that I make a proprietorial claim on the article, then you must specify where I did it.
• In 1964 the school ceased to be proprietorial and became a company limited by guarantee governed by a Board of Governors.
• In other cases, name changes occur, perhaps due to proprietorial ownership existing on the old club's name.
• The fourth section is called the World, over which the Victorians appeared to harbor _ and frequently exercise _ copious proprietorial rights.
• What is taught by Jesus is only truth, which is nobody's proprietorial right . " Truth is God Himself ."
• "Quite often, they'll take sort of a proprietorial interest after the transaction is completed, " she said.
• Sunday, when killer whales romped among the challenge yachts, OneWorld sailors, in training, registered their presence with almost proprietorial satisfaction.
• Editing one article of yours is hardly stalking, stop being so proprietorial, particularly when the edit improved the article and resulted in your thanks.
• Admit it, man, you're adopting a proprietorial attitude to this article and an attitude of'only my changes are any good . '"
• It has 4 supraoculars : proprietorial single; inter parietal distinct; parietal forming a suture behind the interparietal; 4 pairs of nuchals and a fifth upper.
• Until September 2011, the paper described itself on the banner at the top of every newspaper as " free from party political bias, free from proprietorial influence ."
• In response, Pennsylvania attempted to bolster its claim to the territory by organizing a proprietorial manor along the Codorus Creek, just west of the river, in 1722.
• It also purchased Skippers Hill Manor Preparatory School in East Sussex in 2010, an expansion which contributed to its identification as an aspirant company in the proprietorial schools sector.