You began this Cabal with the claim that I was proprietorial about articles that I had created, so who did create the principle content of these articles ? loxley 11 : 50, 4 January 2006 ( UTC)
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The Independent and Independent on Sunday were born out of a revolt against proprietorial interference and with the " Big Idea " that through their diffused ownership structure they could never be bought nor subjected to proprietorial inteference.
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The Independent and Independent on Sunday were born out of a revolt against proprietorial interference and with the " Big Idea " that through their diffused ownership structure they could never be bought nor subjected to proprietorial inteference.
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However, if you are unwilling to do that, are you at least willing to show a less proprietorial attitude towards these pages and seriously engage with the editors who are making good-faith attempts to improve them?
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The assertion that synthetic consciousness should be deleted was made by the person who it is alleged is the troll, and who, it seems to me, appears to make a proprietorial claim on the artificial consciousness article, having been its progenitor.
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He writes : " I looked at it with polite, almost proprietorial interest _ it was the first time since leaving New Hampshire that I had considered the trail in its entirety _ and then inclined closer, with bigger eyes and slightly parted lips.
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The debate about his appointment is emotional here because many Britons feel proprietorial about the BBC . They nickname it Auntie for the staid image that emanates from the historical dramas, political debates and solid news coverage that run alongside British soaps, dramas and sports in its programming.
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The act removed the proprietorial nature of the College, changing the name of the corporation from " The Governors and Proprietors of King's College London " to " King's College London " and annulling the 1829 charter ( although the College remained incorporated under that charter ).
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Yet if government and press in France display a proprietorial interest in the Comedie-Francaise, no one has a clearer claim to ownership than the theater's permanent troupe, which, thanks to a statute signed by Napoleon himself in 1812, has a privileged voice in how things are managed.
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The act removed the proprietorial nature of King's, changing the name of the corporation from " The Governors and Proprietors of King's College, London " to " King's College London " and annulling the 1829 charter ( although King's remained incorporated under that charter ).
