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And Annabel Scholey makes Lady Anne's capitulation to Richard's saturnine charms almost credible.
Richard III – review 2011
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Annabel Scholey is too pleasing as Lady Anne: when she loses her temper, she doesn't so much curse as mellifluously express herself, but Gemma Jones's Queen Margaret is impressive: a glowering, dogged presence who hovers as a constant reproach in her jumble-sale coat and uncombed hair.
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And Annabel Scholey makes Lady Anne's capitulation to Richard's saturnine charms almost credible.
Richard III – review 2011
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Annabel Scholey is too pleasing as Lady Anne: when she loses her temper, she doesn't so much curse as mellifluously express herself, but Gemma Jones's Queen Margaret is impressive: a glowering, dogged presence who hovers as a constant reproach in her jumble-sale coat and uncombed hair.
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So, for example, the Court held that federal taxes on corporate capital (Pacific Insurance v. Soule), estates (Scholey v. Rew), and even personal income (Springer), were not "direct."
Balkinization 2006
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Nodal cilia, which have a curious circular motion rather than the typical ciliary back-and-forth motion, are hypothesized to drive a flow of liquid that carries developmental factors to their proper positions Scholey, J.
The Edge of Evolution Michael J. Behe 2007
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Nodal cilia, which have a curious circular motion rather than the typical ciliary back-and-forth motion, are hypothesized to drive a flow of liquid that carries developmental factors to their proper positions Scholey, J.
The Edge of Evolution Michael J. Behe 2007
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Nodal cilia, which have a curious circular motion rather than the typical ciliary back-and-forth motion, are hypothesized to drive a flow of liquid that carries developmental factors to their proper positions Scholey, J.
The Edge of Evolution Michael J. Behe 2007
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Nodal cilia, which have a curious circular motion rather than the typical ciliary back-and-forth motion, are hypothesized to drive a flow of liquid that carries developmental factors to their proper positions Scholey, J.
The Edge of Evolution Michael J. Behe 2007
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But old Scholey was saying, just now, that he thought you would be sent first to the Texel.
Mansfield Park 2004
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