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Jensen

[ US /ˈdʒɛnsən/ ]
NOUN
  1. modernistic Danish writer (1873-1950)

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  • The big difference between pacifists and the kind of activists that Jensen and Churchill are trying to spawn is that the pacifist says that he/she will do "whatever it takes" up to a point. Do "movements to bring about social and environmental justice always fail?"
  • A football trophy was the only item that cane farmer Graham Jensen could salvage from the ashes of his home which was destroyed by fire on Friday night.
  • To reach a younger demographic, Jensen and his ilk are eschewing mainstream acts and building brand identity with cutting-edge, forgotten, and obscure music.
  • I agree that tagging is visual blight, and to answer richjensen's point in my experience most of the paint-outs I see are private property owners or neighborhood volunteer groups. An Alternative Approach to the Graffiti “Problem” « PubliCola
  • Jensen, Michael C . Eclipse of the Public Corporation . Boston, MA: Harvard Business Review, September 1989.
  • Although the NWS has, indeed, recommended the "crouch" as a last resort, the NWS's lightning expert himself, John Jensenius, told me that the advantage is slight -- not as great as some NWS websites imply. Lightning: To crouch or not to crouch...?
  • Jensens' house is about the same size as ours.
  • De Benoist himself is on the Advisory Board (and Arthur R. Jensen is an "Honorary Adviser") of the neo-fascist German magazine Neue Anthropologie, whose editor, Jürgen R.eger, has condemned the "bastardizing" of races and has announced, in all seriousness, "The white giants are coming! Paris: Moses and Polytheism
  • From the free-kick, Jensen whaps it into the wall.
  • Jensen would fly the craft inverted into a strong headwind, resulting in a negative ground speed.
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