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However, many of them could be implemented by just mapping to existing Scheme libraries which would reduce the data structure conversion effort at the Python/Scheme boundary, if we're already using SRFI-69 hash tables for python dicts etc.

Snell-Pym » Code-stealing macros 2008

It also post-dicts the gravitational coupling constant acurately.

String Theory is Losing the Public Debate Sean 2007

But, to cut this matter short, tell Sir Hargrave, that, little as is the d2 dependence a man of honour can have upon that of a man, who has acted by a helpless woman, as he has acted by Miss Byron, I will breakfast with him m his own house tomorrow morning, if he contra-dicts it not.

Sir Charles Grandison 2006

But in so doing, they tended to get hooked on the Game itself, increasingly as they aged, until at last they were thoroughgoing ad - dicts.

Split Infinity Anthony, Piers 1980

But in so doing, they tended to get hooked on the Game itself, increasingly as they aged, until at last they were thoroughgoing ad - dicts.

Split Infinity Anthony, Piers 1980

The how of this direction, like the original act of creation, is not open to human analogy; but it contra - dicts nothing we know.

CREATION IN RELIGION PETER A. BERTOCCI 1968

Mais si tost qu’ils seront devant le peuple dicts, 160

Institution pour l'Adolescence du Roy tres-chrestien Charles IX de ce nom 1920

Londres en l'esté, ains au pays pour la chaleur et maladies ordinaires qu'ilz y reignent, et que toutes les dicts gentilhommes sont hérétiques, ains esté pour le plus part rebelles, les autres parens et adhérens de Elizabetz, leur a faict faire commandement de se retirer chascun en sa maison et se separer; qu'ilz ont prins mal et en out fait grandes doleances, en prétendant qu'ilz estoient gens de bien, qu'ilz n'estoient traistres.

The Reign of Mary Tudor James Anthony Froude 1856

"Sharkh" = in dicts. the unpolished blade of a hiltless sword.

Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855

Our dicts. do not give the word, but there is a "Kauk" (Káka, yakúku) to cluck, and "Kauk" = an aquatic bird with a long neck.

Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855