Rubbishing
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Rubbishing
trashy: paltry
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary M. E. robows, robeux—O. Fr. robeux, pl. of robel, dim. of robe, robbe, trash, whence also rubble; cf. It. roba, rubbish, spoil.
Idea that Jesus had wife 'rubbish' and other letters to the editor. timesfreepress.com
The overflow of rubbish has inspired an artistic movement to effect change. csmonitor.com
I watched 60 Minutes and saw Bob Simon's story on the exodus of Christians from Israel and the West Bank and thought it was a complete load of rubbish. spectator.org
Islamabad 's wild boars, which feast on rubbish outside homes and restaurants, are said to be a major cause of traffic accidents. globalpost.com
(AP) — An eastern Tennessee man has won what became the battle of the bowl when the city cited his front yard toilet planter as rubbish. monroenews.com
Two incidents or scattering rubbish in Monroe County are being probed. tnonline.com
We keep 61.5 percent of our rubbish out of the landfill — three-quarters of a ton for every one of us. registerguard.com
Rubbish haulers owe county millions. hawaiitribune-herald.com
New data shows less rubbish went to California landfills in 2011. kpbs.org
Brilliant or rubbish , visitors at London Olympics may wonder what the locals are saying. vancouversun.com
Jackson, Van Gundy rumors are ` rubbish . ashingtontimes.com
Jackson, Van Gundy rumors are ' rubbish '. kxii.com
Sam Presti Calls Phil Jackson Rumors " Rubbish ". blog.newsok.com
Rubbish recycled into art. columbian.com
Fire department Spokesperson Marlee Boenig says a track hoe operator was picking up rubbish with a claw, when he picked up a small cylinder of unknown gas. bko.com
All reduced positive weights of the form χ + P ±µi , where χ > 0 is not reduced and all µi > 0 are twisting, are called rubbish weights.
Hermitian Characteristics of Nilpotent Elements
We shall draw a diagram with the set of vertices given by not reduced and rubbish weights and arrows indexed by twisting weights: an arrow µ has a tail χ1 and a head χ2 if and only if [gχ1 , gµ ] = gχ2 .
Hermitian Characteristics of Nilpotent Elements
We shall use big Latin letters for not reduced weights, small Latin letters for rubbish weights, and numbers for twisting weights.
Hermitian Characteristics of Nilpotent Elements
The agent holding this book may well believe in page one but think that the guidelines of page three are rubbish: in particular, he considers the pattern down-up-down to correspond to no trading signal at all.
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Harry neared the bottom of the pile of newspapers. [/Harry] [Hedwig] Hedwig made no movement as she began to flick through newspapers, throwing them into the rubbish pile one by one.
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But as the customer left the shop his eye fell on the box, he turned over the rubbish in it, and at last selected a volume. "The Book-Hunter in London" by
And we'll help them to start clearing away all the rubbish. "A Campfire Girl's Test of Friendship" by
You think I will give a thousand pounds for your rubbish? "Paul Patoff" by
For the closet is a particularly large one and has always been stored with rubbish. "The Camp Fire Girls in the Outside World" by
He was rather addicted to let rubbish lie till stern necessity forced him to clear it away. "The Fugitives" by
But the murderer only took the rubbish a vagabond was likely to have on him. "The Bishop's Secret" by
You set me thinking and asking myself questions about why not, and all that sort of rubbish. "Dead Man's Land" by
The sidewalks were littered with rubbish, diagonally flattened papers, broken boxes, odd shoes. "Greener Than You Think" by
The Rabbis have a beautiful bit of teaching buried among their rubbish about angels. "Expositions of Holy Scripture" by
They're all rubbish and paste. "An Old Man's Love" by
And brick-fields scarred the globe;
Those wastes where desolation sits
Without her ancient robe.
And so, to a certain extent,
The summer; but autumn-this scandalous blue
Of wallpaper? Rubbish and felt?
Under its rubbish and its rubble.
In cellars, packed-up saints long serried,
Well out of hearing of our trouble.
Fit for the rubbish bin;
How Rosemary with scorn would stare
At its pathetic grin!
Yet Marie Rose can lover it,
And with her kisses cover it.
How long will you think about this harmful world?
The only thing it can take from you is your body.
Don't say all this rubbish and stop thinking.
the twelve coats of rubbish of someone else's dim life.
Tell them need is an excuse for love. Tell them need prevails.
Tell them I remake and smooth your bed and am your wife.