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MEMORIAL. A petition or representation made by one or more individuals to a legislative or other body. When such instrument is addressed to a court, it is called a petition.
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Indeed, in the following passage Ramanujan describes the parable of a bridge, built (and memorially named) by the British in Madras, which exemplifies a form of 'negotiating' translation: Over the reeking Coom river, the British put up a bridge, and called it Hamilton Bridge, after one of their commissioners.
Negotiating the landscape: travel, transaction, and the mapping of ... by Tickell, Alex / Yearbook of English Studies
True, it later emerged that on one or two occasions during the debate Gore had also memorially "embellished" his past, as he has been known to do before--remembering a trip to Texas with the director of FEMA which he had not taken and claiming that a schoolgirl in Sarasota, Florida, had to stand in class because of overcrowding when it was in fact for only one day, as a result of the installation of some new lab equipment.
The joke's on us by Bowman, James / New Criterion
Artistically and memorially, then, black Africa and white Vienna are really the same location; Beethoven and Hapshepsut are parents of the same process of artistic self-fashioning that created Adrienne Kennedy and her work.
Orpheus ascending: music,race, and gender in Adrienne Kennedy's 'She ... by Kolin, Philip C. / African American Review
 
 
 
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