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Biden Concludes Bush Was ‘The Problem’ On Iran — But Obama’s Worse
8 May 2012
Vice President Joe Biden voiced a strong defense of the Obama administration’s Iran policy on Tuesday to a group of Jewish supporters in Atlanta. He told the group that “we were the problem” when Obama took office in 2009, and today they have made progress. If by progress, he is referring to the appearance of a nascent understanding in the White House that their Iran policy has been an abject ...
Full of comic Grace notes
8 May 2012
No one makes depression as attractive as Topher Grace. In “Lonely, I’m Not,” the former star of TV’s “That ’70s Show” manages to make abject misery seem the only rational way to see the world. Add Olivia Thirlby (“Juno,” “Bored to Death”) as a sexy blind business analyst...
Philippines erect wall to obscure view of slums, abject poverty
4 May 2012
By: The Associated Press MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Delegates attending an international conference in the Philippines capital may not see what they came to discuss: abject poverty. A makeshift, temporary wall has been erected across a bridge on a road from the airport to ...
UPDATE 2-Aviva hit by boardroom pay backlash
3 May 2012
* 50 percent vote against pay deal, 9 percent abstain * Chairman apologises for not reflecting investor views * Directors' performance "abject" - shareholder (Adds lawyer comment, background) ...
UPDATE 1-Aviva investors rebel over executive pay
3 May 2012
* Chairman apologises for not reflecting investor views * Directors' performance "abject" - shareholder (Adds shareholder, chairman comments, detail) LONDON, May 3 (Reuters) - British insurer ...
Philippines erects wall to obscure view of slums
3 May 2012
Delegates attending an international conference in the Philippines capital may not see what they came to discuss: abject poverty.
Ingrid Arnesen: Despite Rape and Abject Poverty, Haiti's Women Hold the Power for Change
27 Apr 2012
The fight for women's rights has been a long struggle in Haiti. Until seven years ago, rape wasn't even punishable by law. It wasn't a crime until some very brave Haitian women won the battle in 2005.
King of poverty-stricken Swaziland attacked over private jet
26 Apr 2012
King Mswati of Swaziland has obtained a multi-million-pound private jet despite the majority of his countrymen continuing to live in abject poverty.
What abject failure in the smartphone market looks like
20 Apr 2012
This week's news involving Research in Motion and Nokia are sad, predictable and -- in one case -- unintentionally comical. read more
The Federal Reserve's Abject Policy Failure
13 Apr 2012
Karl Smith -- Assistant Professor of Public Economics at UNC-CH & Blogger at Modeled BehaviorPIMCO CEO Mohamed A. El-Erian gave a speech at the St Louis Fed in which he argued that the Federal Reserve ... |
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| Angles | Engle | ||||
| Antichrist | Antecrist | ||||
| a | ever | ||||
| a rrange | geradian | ||||
| a while | prica | ||||
| abandon | forlætan, anforlætan | ||||
| abase | forbigan | ||||
| abbacy | abbodrice | ||||
| abbess | abbudisse, abbodesse | ||||
| abbot | abbod, abbod | ||||
| abject | hnag | ||||
| abominable | awyrgedlic | ||||
| about | forhwæga, ofer, be, be, ymb, ymb | ||||
| above | bufan | ||||
| abundant | genyhtsum | ||||
| accept | ðicgan, clyppan | ||||
| accessory to murder | rædbana | ||||
| accomplish | aræfnan, forþian, fremman, fremman | ||||
| accomplishment | last | ||||
| according to | æfter, æfter | ||||
| account | bemetan, gerad, tellan, racu | ||||
| accoutrements | fyrdsearu | ||||
| accursed | ungesælig | ||||
| accuse | wregan, cwiðan | ||||
| accuse falsely | forsecgan | ||||
| accuse of | secgan on, secgan on | ||||
| accustomed | bewuna | ||||
| acquire | wyrcan | ||||
| action | dæd, dæd | ||||
| active | unslaw | ||||
| adder | nædre | ||||
| adhere | clifian | ||||
| admit | stælan | ||||
| admonition | manung | ||||
| adorn | glengan, bewyrcan | ||||
| adorned | hroden | ||||
| adorned with bonework | banfag | ||||
| adorned with rings | beaghroden | ||||
| adorned with snakes | wyrmfah | ||||
| adroned | geatolic | ||||
| adulterer | æwbreca | ||||
| adultery | æwbryce | ||||
| advance | forðgan | ||||
| advanced | forðweard | ||||
| advancing | forþgenge | ||||
| advantage | bot, fremu, bot | ||||
| adversary | gefa, wiþersaca | ||||
| advice | geþeaht, ræd | ||||
| advise | rædan, gerædan, rædan | ||||
| adviser | runwita, rædbora | ||||
| advisor | wita | ||||
| advocacy | forespræc | ||||
| affair | þing | ||||
| affirm | seðan | ||||
| afflict | dreccan, þrean, gedreccan, brocian, swencan, þrean | ||||
| affliction | broc, wa | ||||
| aforesaid | forcuaeden, foresprecen | ||||
| afraid | ofdrædd, forht | ||||
| after | þæs þe, after ðæm, æfter, siþþan, æfter | ||||
| after this | heræfter | ||||
| afterbirth | hala | ||||
| afterwards | siððan | ||||
| again | eft, ongean, eft, ongean | ||||
| against | ongean, ongean | ||||
| age | ealdung, ieldu, ealddom | ||||
| aged | forealdod, gamol | ||||
| agitate | styrian, astyrian, geondstyrian | ||||
| agony | deaðcwalu | ||||
| agree | gemodsumian, geþwærlæcan | ||||
| agree to | tiþian | ||||
| agreeable | liciendlic, eaðe | ||||
| agreement | gemodsumnes, gecwidræden | ||||
| air | lyft, weder, lyft | ||||
| ale | ealu, ealu, ealo | ||||
| ale bench | ealubenc | ||||
| ale drinking | ealodrincende | ||||
| ale flagon | ealuwæge | ||||
| alien | fremde | ||||
| alien spirit | ellorgast | ||||
| alienation | afremþung | ||||
| alive | cwic, cwic, in life | ||||
| all | eall, eall | ||||
| all gold | eallgylden | ||||
| all ready | ealgearo | ||||
| allegiance | geongordom, mannræden | ||||
| alleviate | lihtan | ||||
| allot | scrifan | ||||
| alloted time | dogorgerim | ||||
| allow | ðafian, geliefan, geþafian, alyfan, aliefan | ||||
| allowed | leton, let, lete | ||||
| almighty | ælmihtig, ælmihtig | ||||
| almost | ætrihte, forneah | ||||
| alms | ælmesse | ||||
| alone | an, an, anum | ||||
| along | emnlange | ||||
| alphabet | abecede | ||||
| also | samod, eac, swelce eac, eac | ||||
| altar | weofod, veofod, veofod | ||||
| alter | awendan | ||||
| alterative | wrixle | ||||
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