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111Literary and Historical Society (University College Dublin) — The Literary and Historical Society (L H) is University College Dublin s oldest debating society and the official College Debating Union. Founded in 1855 by John Henry Cardinal Newman, it is one of the most prestigious and well known student… …
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113Differences between American and British English (vocabulary) — Differences between American and British English American English …
114Nightfall (Asimov short story and novel) — Nightfall   Nightfall 1990 edition …
115scat´ter|ing|ly — scat|ter|ing «SKAT uhr ihng», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. widely separated; occurring here and there: »scattering drops of rain. SYNONYM(S): sporadic. 2. divided in small numbers among several candidates: »scattering votes. –n. a small amount or… …
116scat|ter|ing — «SKAT uhr ihng», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. widely separated; occurring here and there: »scattering drops of rain. SYNONYM(S): sporadic. 2. divided in small numbers among several candidates: »scattering votes. –n. a small amount or number… …
117scattering — /ˈskætərɪŋ/ (say skatuhring) adjective 1. distributed or occurring here and there at irregular intervals. 2. straggling, as an assemblage of parts. 3. US (of votes) cast in small numbers for various candidates. 4. that scatters. –noun 5. a… …
118scattered — a. 1. Strewn, sprinkled. 2. Diffused, dispersed, spread about, dissipated, separated. 3. Sporadic, occurring here and there …
119straggling — a. 1. Roving, rambling, straying, strolling, wandering. 2. Scattered, occurring here and there. 3. Isolated, solitary …
120sparse´ness — sparse «spahrs», adjective, spars|er, spars|est. 1. thinly scattered; occurring here and there: »The sparse population of the country, sparse hair; ... an unorganised mob thick in one place, sparse in another (Walter Besant). SYNONYM(S): See syn …
