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In order to cure the peptic ulcer, make a cup of thick tea of camomile (4 teaspoons of camomile in a glass of boiled water or 4 tea bags of camomile in a glass of boiled water) and drink it as the breakfast and then lie supinely and sleep after 4 minutes.

If the government is determined to turn our country into a wasteland and local authorities are supinely following suit, then we face a vicious circle of cuts, job losses and business failures.

"If we sit supinely by and allow the great white race to lift itself in numbers and in power, it will mean that in another 500 years this full-grown race of white men will in turn exterminate the weaker race of black men for the purpose of finding enough room on this limited mundane sphere to accommodate that race which will have numerically multiplied itself into many billions.

supinely sleep life away" (Rights of Woman, 105; 191).

for its return, and be supinely accorded by the court a writ of

I caught glimpses of the great, the rich, the fortunate ones of all the earth living supinely upon the very best of everything and taking the very best for granted as their right.

The poem recalls EBB's pleasure at age nine in cultivating a garden image of the Trojan Hector composed entirely of flowers: In the garden lay supinely A huge giant wrought of spade.

"Yes men" and "yes women," who "agree[d] supinely and entirely with bosses, political leaders, fad pushers and even gang leaders" (Laird, 1933), and Albion college freshmen, who tended to "accept [sic] the standards and ideals of the group without question" (uncredited, 1938), were causes for concern.

As long as Americans supinely suffer conniving politicians and greedy special-interest groups to tell them who is going to run the government and how it is going to be run--and especially what "emergency powers" public officials supposedly have, and as a consequence what rights common Americans do not have--then those unjust and abusive powers will expand exponentially, and the rights necessary for the perpetuation of a free society will diminish to nonexistence.

This second disjunction is brought about by the fact that the WHO traditionally measures its children supinely up to that age and then measures them standing thereafter.

No one has yet successfully convicted him a heretic for not accepting supinely the wisdom of the belief that "the science of climate change" is settled and cannot be questioned.