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(noun) a division or split in a group or union; schism / (noun) an action or process of cutting, dividing, or splitting; the state of being cut, divided, or split

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What are the sources of such scission?

—p.30 The Cleric of Treason (13) by George Steiner
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What are the sources of such scission?

—p.30 The Cleric of Treason (13) by George Steiner
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related to the slang term "Pinko", which was coined in 1925 in the United States to describe a person regarded as being sympathetic to communism; often used, derogatorily, to describe anyone perceived to have leftist or socialist sympathies

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It is parlor-pink talk in the approved nineteen-thirties style.

—p.30 The Cleric of Treason (13) by George Steiner
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It is parlor-pink talk in the approved nineteen-thirties style.

—p.30 The Cleric of Treason (13) by George Steiner
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(noun) a roofed open gallery especially at an upper story overlooking an open court

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the loggia or façade that they designed

—p.31 The Cleric of Treason (13) by George Steiner
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the loggia or façade that they designed

—p.31 The Cleric of Treason (13) by George Steiner
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(adjective) fashionable, stylish

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always modish governance of private patronage and mass-media trivialization

can guess the meaning but never seen it used like this before

—p.31 The Cleric of Treason (13) by George Steiner
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always modish governance of private patronage and mass-media trivialization

can guess the meaning but never seen it used like this before

—p.31 The Cleric of Treason (13) by George Steiner
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(adjective) of, forming, or resembling the Roman imperial bodyguard / (adjective) of or relating to a praetor

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Burgess, Philby, Maclean, Blunt, and their praetorians

used metaphorically here I assume

—p.35 The Cleric of Treason (13) by George Steiner
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Burgess, Philby, Maclean, Blunt, and their praetorians

used metaphorically here I assume

—p.35 The Cleric of Treason (13) by George Steiner
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the repeal or abolition of a law, right, or agreement

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always to be subject to critical examination and, if need be, abrogation

—p.36 The Cleric of Treason (13) by George Steiner
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always to be subject to critical examination and, if need be, abrogation

—p.36 The Cleric of Treason (13) by George Steiner
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(adjective) of or relating to the libido

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a libidinal thrust more powerful than love or hatred

Nietzsche's thoughts on being interested in something

—p.37 The Cleric of Treason (13) by George Steiner
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a libidinal thrust more powerful than love or hatred

Nietzsche's thoughts on being interested in something

—p.37 The Cleric of Treason (13) by George Steiner
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causing vertigo, especially by being extremely high or steep

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vertiginous attempt to classify the dung beetles of one corner of New Guinea

forgot the meaning again

—p.37 The Cleric of Treason (13) by George Steiner
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vertiginous attempt to classify the dung beetles of one corner of New Guinea

forgot the meaning again

—p.37 The Cleric of Treason (13) by George Steiner
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(adjective) gray or white with or as if with age / (adjective) extremely old; ancient

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hoary jokes about the pure pedant's forgetfulness

forgot the meaning

—p.37 The Cleric of Treason (13) by George Steiner
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hoary jokes about the pure pedant's forgetfulness

forgot the meaning

—p.37 The Cleric of Treason (13) by George Steiner
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(noun) one who collects or studies antiquities / (adjective) of or relating to antiquarians or antiquities / (adjective) dealing in old or rare books

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The archivist, the monographer, the antiquarian

—p.38 The Cleric of Treason (13) by George Steiner
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The archivist, the monographer, the antiquarian

—p.38 The Cleric of Treason (13) by George Steiner
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