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- noun Plural form of
continental .
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Examples
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It printed paper but the bills -- called "continentals" -- became worthless because of inflation.
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The two most appropriate parallels are the government's redemption of "continentals" - paper money issued by the colonies during the Revolutionary War - and the Yazoo land grants.
AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed CounterPunch Michael Hudson 2008
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"continentals" -- became worthless because of inflation.
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Still, the influence of Husserl has been more widely felt among the "continentals" than the "analytics," and that's probably why he's referred to as one of the former rather than the latter.
Hegel, Husserl, Heidegger, Habermas Tusar N Mohapatra 2005
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Still, the influence of Husserl has been more widely felt among the "continentals" than the "analytics," and that's probably why he's referred to as one of the former rather than the latter.
Archive 2005-10-01 Tusar N Mohapatra 2005
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Still, the influence of Husserl has been more widely felt among the "continentals" than the "analytics," and that's probably why he's referred to as one of the former rather than the latter.
Family Resemblance Philosophers Chris 2004
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Still, the influence of Husserl has been more widely felt among the "continentals" than the "analytics," and that's probably why he's referred to as one of the former rather than the latter.
Archive 2004-10-01 Chris 2004
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If, one hundred years ago, forward-thinking "continentals" thought of what their leaders might be doing in the
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Just as some English pundits blame the influx of "continentals" into the Premier League for everything from the failure of the national team to the prevalence of diving, there are Japanese who insist that all of sumo's ills, from the fashion for long sideburns among the wrestlers to the increasing number of empty seats at the basho, are the fault of incomers.
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Just as some English pundits blame the influx of "continentals" into the Premier League for everything from the failure of the national team to the prevalence of diving, there are Japanese who insist that all of sumo's ills, from the fashion for long sideburns among the wrestlers to the increasing number of empty seats at the basho, are the fault of incomers.
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