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61Also sprach Golem — Golem XIV ist ein vordergründig der Science Fiction zuordenbares Buch des polnischen Autors Stanisław Lem aus dem Jahre 1981 (deutsche Übersetzung: 1986), welches in Deutschland auch unter dem Titel Also sprach Golem bekannt ist. Es behandelt… …
62person — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. individual, body, somebody, anybody; man, woman, child; human. See humanity. II (Roget s IV) n. 1. [An individual] Syn. human being, child, somebody, self, oneself, I, me, soul, spirit, mortal,… …
63person aggrieved — To have standing as a person aggrieved under equal employment opportunities provisions of Civil Rights Act, or to assert rights under any federal regulatory statute, a plaintiff must show (1) that he has actually suffered an injury, and (2) that… …
64Person der Handlung — Eine literarische Figur ist eine fiktive Gestalt in einem literarischen Text. Literarische Figuren zeichnen sich durch ihre Charakterisierung aus, die innerhalb des Textes auf verschiedene Art erfolgen kann. Unter anderem ist dies abhängig von… …
65Also Sprach Zarathustra — (1896) In the history of film music there is no more famous example of a classical piece of music translated into cinematic terms than RICHARD STRAUSS’s Also Sprach Zarathustra in STANLEY KUBRICK’s 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY. Friedrich Nietzsche,… …
66person of color — noun A non white person. See Also: [[man of co, [[woman of co …
67person of size — noun A person who is significantly overweight. See Also: man of size, woman of size …
68also-ran — al′so ran n. 1) spo (in a race) a contestant who fails to win or to place among the first three finishers 2) inf a person who loses any contest 3) inf a person who attains little or no success • Etymology: 1895–1900 …
69also — adv. in addition; likewise; besides. Phrases and idioms: also ran 1 a horse or dog etc. not among the winners in a race. 2 an undistinguished person. Etymology: OE alswa (as ALL adv., SO(1)) …
70also-ran — noun a) A person or animal who competed in a race but did not win. b) Figuratively, a loser; one soon to be forgotten …
