Voorbeelden van het gebruik van The specter in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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By the specter of Brendan Dassey. That presumption of innocence has been eroded, if not eliminated.
maybe even Russian troops- battling government forces in Ukraine, the specter of war is once again stalking the continent.
Sir? than the specter of professionalism. There's no greater stain on the face of hockey?
Institutionalized discrimination still exists in the specter of the caste system, and is also leveled against women
The specter of nuclear war haunts us still. Despite dramatic reductions in nuclear arsenals.
then we will have the specter of teenagers in their high schools gyms routinely out-performing the Olympic athletes.
Having helped conservative forces repel the specter of revolution, Nicholas I seemed to dominate Europe.
Conjured by the imagination… of a man grown old. was the specter ofhis fear of the forest… Probably what Dersucalled the tiger.
If I can position myself in front of Barnes and raise the specter of James, maybe I can trip him up.
reckless life like the specter shadowing him.
If Iran is not stopped, we will all face the specter of nuclear terrorism, and the Arab Spring could soon become an Iranian winter.
A few times the specter of the two cultures debate was raised,
With the specter of resource depletion,
But there is one more factor fueling Juppé's popularity: the specter of the socially conservative, economically protectionist National Front, which is trying
According to the American-Russian journalist Masha Gessen, Putin loomed for the specter to see himself accompanied by"only the Ukrainian president and two American gays"
only to find the specter of death waiting for him.
I realize that this approach has fallen outside the mainstream of economic thinking mainly because of academic economists who raise the specter of a“lump-of-labor fallacy” which has never been proven or even clearly defined.
we should say dadde, dadde to chase away the specter of war by means of that spell-like incantation.
It seems like we arrived at a copy of the specter we always had in mind of the Costa del Sol,