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… of the British Crown. Philip did not always see eye to eye with governors, who at this stage were always military …

… a culture of dwelling on the negative and turning a blind eye to achievements. It is something we need to address quite …

… was happening. Then I saw the train attendant catch her eye and nod very slightly. She appeared to pause for thought, … Visit to Sweden, he looked exhausted to her professional eye as a physiotherapist and trained reflexologist. He … and the gossip hurt both of them. Esmé though not in the eye of the media as Winnie was had had the same conflicts. …

… 22 April 2016, from https://www.nelsonmandela.org/omalley/index.php/site/q/03lv02167/04lv02257/05lv02258/06lv02261.htm …

… might have been noticed macroscopically (with the naked eye). Kentridge Professor Proctor concluded that the lesions … has told the court that macroscopically (to the naked eye) the fluid had appeared clear. Gluckman It could not have …

… willing participants, invited to look the camera in the eye, or at least take note of its presence. Two or three …

… We sit at the southern-most tip of Africa as in the eye of a storm. That storm sweeps across the human habitat. …

… John Gordon Sprigg and Cecil Rhodes turned a blind eye to white incursions. Already by 1882, white settlers had …

… is not possible. General Smuts with his sharp political eye saw the new political situation developing among Africans …

… Honourable Members may have seen the SAARF Development Index Findings, 1994 - 2001, containing development data …

… warmest thanks to Her Majesty Queen Victoria for being an eye to the blind in sending a God-fearing man as Governor and … importation of thousands of Indian labourers, too, was an index of the ever-growing need for cheap labour. The pattern …

… Africa through another set of eyes, or rather, through one eye. This story, which won the UNICEF award in 1993, is about … is described as “carnivorous,” having a hideous face, an eye in the middle of his forehead, and several rows of very …

… defend the organs of people`s power like the apple of our eye. In the place of leaders detained or killed, let a …

… of the beautiful Minaret, which catches the viewer’s eye from the bottom of Alfred Lane, was erected in 1927 and … https://www.simonstown.com/museum/index.html …

… in the crucible of struggle. Events unfold in our mind's eye about suspicions allayed and views enriched in the …

… The EFF is certainly not planning to turn a blind eye to those problems – they either need to be resolved or …

… lip has a cut on one side. I have a bruise above the left eye and a wound on the forehead. In addition, there are minor …

… and higher. Wyatt’s project was recorded at the Birds Eye Club in Switzerland, with a Swiss/South African ensemble …

… taking a stand as a witness at the commission. Source: Eye Witness News The first session's witnesses were …

… Mr Manuel had thrust himself firmly 'in the political eye' and must consequently display a greater degree of …

… signs of protest. Prefects were nominated to keep an eye on the student population, acting as informers for the …

… September 1955 the issue of passes burst into the public eye again when the government announced that it would start …

… crush the struggle of the people to free themselves is an index of the people`s indignation at the affront to their …

… the communist and the nationalist. They do not see eye to eye on all issues, but they do agree to work together in …

… South African students in America, and served as first eye on the text drafted by old schoolfriend, poet Keorapetse …

… Road, Vista Clinic in Gerhardt Street, Centurion Eye Hospital in Clifton Avenue, Cradock medical Centre in …