The American committee worked in cooperation with the agents of the government and other relief organizations, so as to avoid duplication.

To have written in controversy had been to cut off an hydra's head, Lis litem generat, one begets another, so many duplications, triplications, and swarms of questions.

, what denotes Duplication, see Doubling Du Vivier, G., his Grammaire des Grammaires, and his Traité des Participes, a copious treatment of the Fr.

China had to pay for this assistance as well as for the loans it received from Russia, but the application of Russian experience, often involving the duplication of whole factories, was successful.

You will note duplication of words, split infinitives, mixed tenses, poorly balanced sentences.

The law of linguistic economy forbids any such happening, and only through sheer good fortune did English come to possess duplications.

You will perceive that the increase of numbers during the last ten years, proceeding in geometrical ratio, promises a duplication in little more than twenty-two years.

34.In the solemn style, (except in poetry, which usually contracts these forms,) the second person singular of the present indicative, and that of the irregular preterits, commonly end in est, pronounced as a separate syllable, and requiring the duplication of the final consonant, according to Rule 3d for Spelling: as, I run, thou runnest; I ran, thou rannest.

Above that level, a public library that is not efficient is either dishonestly or incapably organised or managed, or it is serving too large a district and needs duplication, or it is trying to do too much.

By affablyalways affably and hospitablyaccepting this service from one society, and suggesting another pressing need to its competitor, it sorted out capabilities, and warded off duplication.