Jacoby : " They were men of means and social standing, but for the sake of liberty, they pledged it all _ their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor ."
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Now that Bloomberg has successfully charted New York's outer space, many of Riordan's suggestions have turned to the uncommon adjustments that men of means make in taking up their first elective posts.
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Settled in their new cottage, the family meets Colonel Brandon ( Alan Rickman ), an unflamboyant middle-aged man of means who is stricken like a flu victim with immediate love for the beautiful Marianne.
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"Wyatt is a man of means; this is particularly important in the attempt to elevate ( his suit ) to class-action status, " said Joe Cohen, a Houston attorney who has reviewed the suit.
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The sodden land, which resisted reclamation, was acquired in the early 1920s by the " Chicago Meredosia Gun Club ", a group of men of means who appreciated the opportunity to shoot ducks and geese.
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With Hasdai as its leading patron, C�rdoba became the " Mecca of Jewish scholars who could be assured of a hospitable welcome from Jewish courtiers and men of means " ( Sarna, p . 327 ).
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It has lofted men of mean ways to the giddy heights of fortune, and brought others of virtue low, aggravated the chaos in the affairs of men and women, and hastened a state of public disillusion.
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Marc Selby may be a man of means in the mythical online world of Britannia, yet he's having second thoughts about paying Electronic Arts Inc . $ 9.95 a month to play its Internet-based fantasy game.
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Nicodemus must have been a man of means; in his book " Jesus of Nazareth : Holy Week ", Pope Benedict XVI observes that, " The quantity of the balm is extraordinary and exceeds all normal proportions.
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Like any self-respecting 18th-century man of means, Hoare had made his Grand Tour of the great cities of Europe, filling his head with the idealized pastoral landscapes of painters like Claude Lorrain, Nicolas Poussin and Gaspard Dughet.
