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… from vigilantes, the SAP would respond in a blink of an eye. The same was also noticed when the SADF together with …

… the English look-up section is essentially merely an index or ‘quick reference’, with the more detailed entries …

… South Africa. I was allowed to buy three-inch by five-inch index cards and eventually had more than 3 000 cards filled …

… of the sickness and death rate has proved a most reliable index of the conditions and treatment of coolies by different …

… had climbed dramatically during the war years (the price index had risen from 1. 000 to 2.249), 5 wages remained …

… There are neither trees nor gardens to relieve the eye; but all this arises from the total want of good water, …

… nurses who were present had been asked to keep a watchful eye on the crowd. Anything could have happened because of the …

… this I would never have thought he would look us in the eye and betray us with the evident composure he displayed in …

… liberation - Ngoako Ramatlhodi Organisation Through the eye of the needle - choosing the best cadres to lead … leadership, which is discussed in the paper 'Through the eye of a needle' - how do we elect the best cadres that will … mandates will best be resolved internally. Through the eye of a needle? Choosing the best cadres to lead …

… which we must guard and protect like the apple of our eye. Need for Tactical Flexibility Tactics have to do with …

… can be made without having regard to the cost-of-living index in such countries. But even if it is true, as far as …

… includes only two words with the sound, namely ts’axo ‘eye’ and ts’e ‘be home, returned’. The composite dictionary … A Khoekhoegowab Dictionary, with an English-Khoekhoegowab Index (Windhoek: Gamsberg Macmillan, 2002), 99. ↵ [52] …

… about the blacks and whites [...] ( Ibidem, 19).  My eye was training itself to admire to excess the …

… fact that "it is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of …

… carried the idea d put it into effect under the watchful eye of Westminster. Britishers like mean, Phillip Kerr and …

… where to take his son, who was eyeing him with a different eye here among his friends. So he quickly left the school …

… from the Communist Party newspaper Inkululeko. Quoting an eye witness at Lembede's speech, Inkululeko reported: " 'He … (1935). Published annually from 1931 to 1956,Iso Lomuzi (Eye of the Vil-lager) chronicled life at Adams College and …

… in the yards and locations was that they could keep an eye their children at the same time, whereas female domestic …

… guilty on 03 July 2009 of receiving bribes to turn a blind eye to drug trafficking, making him one of one of the most …

… are so many cracks in that unity visible to the naked eye that it is only reasonable to insist that all these … the brain in-creases its means of participation and the eye discovers a landscape more and more in keeping with human …

… on joining the army, even though he was half-blind in one eye and over-age and still had a bullet lodged in his leg …

… movement as a whole. His widely distributed work, 'The Eye of the Needle,' gave a view of racist society within …

… very important constituency. Now Terre'Blanche has got his eye on this constituency. He's just hoping that Buthelezi is …

… headline of the Sunday Times which immediately caught my eye in regard to this interview was, "Graaff condemns …

… of the Bambatha Rebellion, Iliso Lesizwe Esimnyama (Eye of the Black Tribe) - an organisation of Wesleyan …

… pup, Vorster, to take him home. He had a twinkle in his eye and was so happy when we accidentally met in town. I …