Since 1897, practically every Boston Pops concert has ended with John Phillip Sousa's immortal march: "Stars and Stripes Forever".
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The whole city burned down, practically, in a terrible fire and fire insurance started to proliferate right after that in London.
大火几乎烧毁了整座城市,紧随着那场伦敦大火,火险订单的数量激增
Student: Wouldn't natural selection favor the people ? who learn all these things and then practically try to apply them?
学生:自然选择会不会垂青,学习并践行这些知识的人?
It's practically impossible to begin a reading of Milton without the burden of innumerable prejudices and preconceptions.
想要不带大量的偏见或成见的解读米尔顿,几乎是不可能的。
But, practically, and in some legal contexts, what they would do is they'd allow the slave the use of that money, and that's called the peculium.
但是实际上,在某些法律环境中,他们会允许奴隶使用那些钱,称为奴隶的私产。
These conditions permitted a development of institutions and habits needed for freedom, even as they also made Europe vulnerable to conquests and to extinction, and Europe was almost extinguished practically before there was a Europe; very early in its history.
这些恰恰是自由的形成和发展,需要的的制度和特征,尽管这也使欧洲,在外敌入侵时变的不堪一击,实际上,在它早期的历史中,欧洲在尚未形成前就差点消失
Practically I lived the second half of the middle school and the high school I spent in Palestine, in the Mola City.
实际上,我后半段的中学时光,以及部分高中时光是在巴勒斯坦度过的,在Mola城度过。
Now in the middle years of the seventeenth century during the English revolution that saw the execution of the king and saw the establishment of a non-monarchic republican government, Milton had practically invented the formal language, the literary language, of insubordination.
7世纪中期,英国革命期间,国王被处决,一个非君主制的共和国政府建立了起来,弥尔顿实际上创造出了一套正式词汇,一套用来表述“反抗“的文学词汇。
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