solon in A Sentence

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    Sergeant Solon. That's right.

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    Solon's father was probably Execestides.

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    I am sure you have all sailed over to Salamis, and have seen the statue of Solon[638-558 B.C.] there.

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    Only thirty years later, most of the Draconian Laws were abolished and replaced successfully by Solon's reforms and new laws.

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    Hic titulus“Google's robot assistant now makes eerily lifelike phone calls for you” was written by Olivia Solon in San Francisco, for theguardian.

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    Izeneko artikulu hau“Google's robot assistant now makes eerily lifelike phone calls for you” was written by Olivia Solon in San Francisco, for theguardian.

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    When that same algorithm chose one of reporter Olivia Solon's most popular posts, it was this one(be warned, the post contains graphic language):.

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    Solon, widely considered the father of Modern Western Law, did not manage to fully pass legislation against the political and moral deterioration of his age.

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    You can therefore yourselves bear witness that in the statue that is set up in the Salaminian market-place Solon stands with his arm inside his cloak.

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    Solarstrom AG of Freiburg im Breisgau, together with the Berlin-based company Solon, will install by the end of the year the largest solar field in the world north of Wurzburg(north of Bavaria).

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    The post resulted in several comments(though only a few likes), which was apparently enough for the algorithm to decide it was a good shot to use to promote Instagram to Solon's Facebook friends.

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    The movement also touched, besides Bracquemond, other ceramists, such as his friends Marc-Louis Solon and Jean-Charles Cazin, also classmates with Fantin-Latour of the drawing school of Horace Lecoq de Boisbaudran and gathered in the Jinglar Japanese company founded in 1867, as well as enamelled stoneware, like those of Carriès, the Christofle house's production of cloisonné and patinated metal, textile decorations and fashion.

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    The ancient compiler Stobaeus attributed them to the Seven Sages- wise men of the sixth century BCE, such as Solon and Thales- but maybe they were generated in the same hazy way that all instances of folk wisdom(sticks and stones, stitch in time, etc) are generated, and then set in stone for the benefit of later seekers of wisdom- such as us.

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