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Included is important information about your specific rights and restrictions in how the file may be used.

Many small donations ($1 to $5,000) are particularly important to maintaining tax exempt status with the IRS.

The fact is, the freighting business had grown to such important proportions that there was nearly as much excitement over suddenly acquired toll-road fortunes as over the wonderful silver mines.

And she talked a great deal of her acquaintance with important people.

I must have a long, long time to think over such a very important question.

To an educated native Slav, or to a professor of the Russian language, twenty or thirty Russian authors would no doubt seem important; but the general foreign reading public is quite properly mainly interested in only five standard writers, although contemporary novelists like Gorki, Artsybashev, Andreev, and others are at this moment deservedly attracting wide attention.

Gogol's realism differs in two important aspects from the realism of the French school, whether represented by Balzac, Flaubert, Guy de Maupassant, or Zola.

It was on his various shooting excursions in Russia that he obtained so intimate a knowledge of the peasants and of peasant life; and his first important book, "A Sportsman's Sketches," revealed to the world two things: the dawn of a new literary genius, and the wretched condition of the serfs.

It is one of the most important impressions that I first received from our country.

The next important book, "The Cossacks," is not a great novel.

On many occasions she experienced wonderful help from God, who, while performing marvels for the body, which is the least important part, accomplishes what is far greater, even the salvation of souls.

In the afternoon, he listened to another sermon, by a brother, on Home Missions, and the subject became so important that he was led closely to agitate the question how much he should himself give to the cause.

It was a very important matter, and fearing a mistake, I requested a sign.

In so important a matter, affecting his usefulness and happiness, there was nothing left, but to give himself to prayer.

After introducing themselves, they remarked that they had come on a very important errand, viz: to ask my services for a vacant church in which they were officers.

Please take a look at the important information in this header.

More than twelve thousand men were working on these important fortifications, to whom his Majesty's visit was a fete.

Yes," she said, "I see you are;" and she asked if I could spare her an hour or two, as she wished to speak to me of something important.

Ah, then I can give you very important news-thrilling news.

A name is just as important as the stuff itself that you want to sell.