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• The play is based on a book authored by John Kani, which is the school set book for matrics.
• The agreement, in place since 1957, is a voluntary pact that allows publishers to set books'retail prices.
• Firefighters set books ablaze, cars get pulled over for going the speed limit and people relate to television characters as family members.
• :When I did my degree 30 odd years ago, one of the set books was called " How to Lie with Statistics ".
• His " A Catalogue of British Plants " was first published in October 1829, and became a set book for his lecture course.
• What DOES one call 36-year-old Jeff Bezos of Amazon . com, a wunderkind whose company has set book-buying on its ear?
• This involved the creation of a canon of'set books', overseen by central authorities that ensure the canon embodies desirable social, moral and political values.
• 2 . " Munzwa mundove ", " Chinotanga mberi mashura " and " Rufu runobereka rufu " are school set books, for secondary schools in the Shona language examinations.
• In 1962, Ofosu-Appiah translated Homer's " Odyssey " into Twi, and it was used as a set book by the Ministry of Education of Ghana.
• The Financial Accounting Standards Board, which sets book-keeping rules, will vote Tuesday on a proposal intended to clarify the circumstances under which one company can be said to control another company.
• According to the " Back to Mono " box-set book, " Every Breath You Take " is influenced by a Gene Pitney song titled " Every Breath I Take ".
• Barrett's third published novel, " Veils of Vengeance Falling ", appeared in 1985 and has been used as a set book in the Department of English at the University of Port Harcourt.
• "The Baroque Cycle ", set in the late 17th and early 18th centuries, features ancestors of several characters in " Cryptonomicon ", as well as events and items which affect the action of the later-set book.
• Rufu runobereka rufu was the main set book in the Zimbabwe Schools Examinations Councils Shona Language Examination ( Reference 3159 / 1 ) of Monday, 1 November 2004 . " Chinotanga mberi mashura " was also the main set book for the same language in the 2016 June Session.
• Rufu runobereka rufu was the main set book in the Zimbabwe Schools Examinations Councils Shona Language Examination ( Reference 3159 / 1 ) of Monday, 1 November 2004 . " Chinotanga mberi mashura " was also the main set book for the same language in the 2016 June Session.
• Charles Darwin, as a student of theology, was required to read it when he did his undergraduate studies at Christ's College, but it was Paley's " Natural Theology " that most impressed Darwin even though it was not a set book for undergraduates.
• Maggs have regularly set book price records; in 1947 they bought a second Gutenberg Bible the Dyson Perrins copy for ?2, 000, on behalf of Sir Philip Frere, and a few years later resold it to Mrs . Doheny of California, this latter copy now the only one in Japan.
• Some of the most distinguished theologians and philosophers in the United Kingdom have been invited to examine the Newcastle Scholarship . ( In 1840 Lord Lyttelton . ) In addition to setting the papers and marking the scripts, they have to choose a set book on a theme of their choice upon which the candidates are examined.
• In a typical " text " paper candidates will be expected first to translate into English three or four long passages selected by the examiners from the set books; and secondly to comment on each of an extended set of short paragraphs or sentences from the same set texts; marks are awarded for recognising the context and the significance of each excerpt.
• *The Harry Potter books, though they have set book publishing records, have not led to an increase in reading among children or adults, nor slowed the ongoing overall decline in book purchases by Americans, and children who did read the Harry Potter books were not more likely to go on to read more outside of the fantasy and mystery genres.