Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A list of ‘subs,’ or men who are willing to serve as substitutes for the regular compositors on a newspaper during their absence.
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Examples
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There is also an additional 'Best Of' sub-list about books published after 1990, for the sake of completeness.
David Langford's Top 20 Pre-1990 Genre Novels Adam Whitehead 2009
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You ` ve got a sub-list called "guys on the rise."
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Recursively sort the sub-list of lesser elements and the sub-list of greater elements. base case of the recursion are lists of size zero or one, which never need to be sorted.
Site Home DorianCorompt 2012
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The natural interpretation of ">" is "start a sub-list of this item".
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The natural interpretation of ">" is "start a sub-list of this item".
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Which has triggered the usual flurry of procrastinatory blog posts indicating which books from the science fiction and fantasy sub-list one has and hasn't read.
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Which has triggered the usual flurry of procrastinatory blog posts indicating which books from the science fiction and fantasy sub-list one has and hasn't read.
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Each state now has a little sub-list of regions and the respective transit companies that are a part of Google's index.
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Each state now has a little sub-list of regions and the respective transit companies that are a part of Google's index.
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Fixed function so that if it comes across a sub-list it will return the entire list string as a Bencoded list.
AutoHotkey Community 2009
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