One can but give the
general purport
of such information as has been vouchsafed to us.
Does this game purport
to be social commentary on the current immigration situation in the usa?
Purports to confer
a benefit on the third party.
I do
not purport
to be any kind of expert on austin music.
Here, therefore, deconstruction is not,
cannot purport
to be, an alternative to marxism.
To the
same purport
as the preceding, in reference to the lands of thos.
The town clerk shall make
known the purport
of this standing order to every candidate.
Purport to represent
the community.
The pills
also purport
to stimulate the metabolism, breaking down fat.
So that e'en god must guess from sounds so hoarse their
true purport.
Purporting to comply
with the voluntary ban were being scrupulous in doing so.
It may not be professional journalism, but it does
n't purport
to be.
Its
whole purport
is to tell us most emphatically that death is not the will of god.
Purporting to exclude
wang's liability in various situations.
It did not
even purport
to be a notice at all.
The latter is a person who claims to
act and purports
to act as a director, tho not validly appointed as such.
On a literal reading of the act, it
only purports
to protect a " disabled person " against discrimination.
Purport to assign
or transfer the contract or the benefit thereof to any other person.
This is the same coalition of the shilling that
now purports
to export its sordid distortion of democracy to baghdad.
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