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1. on Page 4: " ... become a more or less permanent enemy, and certainly a constant rival in the battle for supremacy overseas. The scale of conflict was also novel. The Nine Years War (1688-97 ... " 2. on Page 18: "leaving the way open for a new era of Walpolian supremacy, or as his opponents were to term it'Robinocracy'. I m Sickness and Death Contemporaries, of course, could not be expected ... " 3. on Page 26: "theory the Whig supremacy continued unabated. In practice Walpole subtly transformed the basis of the Hanoverian regime" 4. on Page 27: " ... Ireland had not lost its Parliament but in practice rarely challenged the supremacy of Westminster" 5. on Page 30: " ... which it posed Walpole. Even without these internal strains, the Whig supremacy faced considerable opposition" 6. on Page 56: "Politically, their supremacy was rarely challenged in towns of any size, and even in many rural parishes they more nearly represented the ruling class than ... " 7. on Page 88: " ... mercantilist one. Colonies which declined to accept the full extent of parliamentary supremacy were not merely worthless" 8. on Page 97: " ... which was to endure, albeit uneasily, until 1867. In many ways, Pitt's supremacy had a very traditional appearance"
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By Tim Beyers The battle for mobile supremacy is getting more serious by the day, thanks to Google (Nasdaq: GOOG). Last week, the company announced the ...
| 1. | on Page 4: |
| " ... become a more or less permanent enemy, and certainly a constant rival in the battle for supremacy overseas. The scale of conflict was also novel. The Nine Years War (1688-97 ... " | |
| 2. | on Page 18: |
| "leaving the way open for a new era of Walpolian supremacy, or as his opponents were to term it'Robinocracy'. I m Sickness and Death Contemporaries, of course, could not be expected ... " | |
| 3. | on Page 26: |
| "theory the Whig supremacy continued unabated. In practice Walpole subtly transformed the basis of the Hanoverian regime" | |
| 4. | on Page 27: |
| " ... Ireland had not lost its Parliament but in practice rarely challenged the supremacy of Westminster" | |
| 5. | on Page 30: |
| " ... which it posed Walpole. Even without these internal strains, the Whig supremacy faced considerable opposition" | |
| 6. | on Page 56: |
| "Politically, their supremacy was rarely challenged in towns of any size, and even in many rural parishes they more nearly represented the ruling class than ... " | |
| 7. | on Page 88: |
| " ... mercantilist one. Colonies which declined to accept the full extent of parliamentary supremacy were not merely worthless" | |
| 8. | on Page 97: |
| " ... which was to endure, albeit uneasily, until 1867. In many ways, Pitt's supremacy had a very traditional appearance" |
su・prem・a・cy
━━ n. 至高, 最高; 主権, 至上権, 覇権.
su・prem・a・cist ━━ n. （特定集団・人種についての）至上主義者.
━━ n. 至高, 最高; 主権, 至上権, 覇権.
su・prem・a・cist ━━ n. （特定集団・人種についての）至上主義者.
supreme (GREATEST)
adjective
very great or best:
She was awarded a medal for showing supreme courage/bravery.
For me, dieting requires a supreme effort of will.
supremely
adverb
extremely:
Wales are supremely confident of winning the match.
supremacy
noun [U]
when someone or something is the best:
a struggle for supremacy
This victory clearly proves the supremacy of the West Indies in world cricket.
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supreme (GREATEST)
adjective
very great or best:
She was awarded a medal for showing supreme courage/bravery.
For me, dieting requires a supreme effort of will.
supremely
adverb
extremely:
Wales are supremely confident of winning the match.
supremacy
noun [U]
when someone or something is the best:
a struggle for supremacy
This victory clearly proves the supremacy of the West Indies in world cricket.
University of Essex
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vetitive
(VET-i-tiv)
adjective
1. Relating to a veto.
2. Having the power to forbid.
Etymology
From Latin vetare (to forbid).
Usage
"The only case in which our executives have a real vetitive power, is the case of pardon, and most unfortunately it is used in an alarming degree, against the supremacy of the law and the stability of the right -- both essential to civil liberty." — Francis Lieber; On Civil Liberty and Self-government; 1853.
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It was convenient, to say the least, that Mr Lo ran a port, a highway to
China, and even a plastic-bag company. But scepticism was waved aside.
In new democratising Myanmar, the generals’ saviour remained a man of
influence and honour. In Yangon a splendid tombstone was designed for
him.
Taiwan "saviour" says lining up AIG unit bid
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savior
sav・ior, ((主に英))-iour〔séivi
sav・ior, ((主に英))-iour〔séivi
r〕
[名]
1 救済者, 救い手
the savior of the country
救国者.
救国者.
2 ((the S-, our S-))救い主, 救世主：キリストの称号. ▼この意味では((米))でもSaviourとつづることが多い.
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