2.Insolvent tenants openly defied the collector of the waterrate from their ten-roomed strongholds, and existed for weeks without any visible means of procuring that necessary fluid.
10.And they had recently gone from being silent and subtitled to acquiring sound, making them accessible to a wider audience, including non-literate people.
13.Moreover, this heavy reliance on automated language assistance tools can inadvertently impede the development and preservation of the ability to construct error-free sentences independently.
15.My children want to get their hands on my money, and if they can prove mental incapacitation and impaired judgment, they will get power of attorney.
16.It was known elephant birds were ratites-an ancient group of mostly big, flightless birds, including emus and cassowaries from Australia, ostriches from Africa, rheas from South America and others.
18.Fearing to die before her husband, she was anxious to secure for him a regular income, and to her children a property which no incapacity could jeopardize.
19.But a coward, a man incapable either of defending or of revenging himself, evidently wants one of the most essential parts of the character of a man.
20.A senatorial " smelling committee" was sent to ascertain Wilsons incapacity but came away deceptively reassured by an elaborate charade staged by the president and Dr. Grayson.