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wilfully, adv. (ˈwɪlfʊlɪ) Forms: see wilful a.1 [Late OE. wilfull{iacu}ce, f. *wilfull wilful a.1 (cf. OE. carfull careful, carfull{iacu}ce carefully): see -ly2.] † 1. Willingly, readily, without reluctance; patiently, submissively (with suffer, etc.); gladly, ‘fain’ (with will vb. expressing desire...
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Wilfully Obscure - Blogger
Better known as Double Naught Spies, this L.A.-based quartet made minor ripples in their local power pop sphere, and managed to crank out two albums before calling it quits.Despite being demos, these three tracks sound fully realized, on the more guitars-y side of the spectrum I might add, slotting in splendidly with the likes of Super Deluxe, Material Issue, Gigolo Aunts and even Redd Kross.
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Outside (Amar album)
Critical receptionThe Guardian called the album "wilfully eclectic," writing that "the songs benefit from breaking things down to the essentials, fusing
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unwilfully
unˈwilfully, adv. rare. [un-1 11. Cf. prec.] 1. Unintentionally; involuntarily; undesignedly.1382 Wyclif Prol. Bible iii. 5 Citees of refuyt..for hem that shedden blood vnwilfully, not of purpos. 1627 Sanderson Serm. I. 265 He did it unwittingly, and therefore unwilfully. † 2. Against one's wish or ...
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George Cross Thomas Orr
The New South Wales Coroner's inquest in Sydney on 7 July 1933 found that his death was caused by a wilfully self-inflicted bullet wound to the head.
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The Museum of Imaginary Animals
wrote: "It's rare that a band can be this eccentric and daring without sounding contrived or wilfully obscure, but there's an abiding organicism at the
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Malfeasance in office
The Crown Prosecution Service guidelines on this offence say that the elements of the offence are when:
a public officer acting as such
wilfully neglects to perform their duty and/or wilfully misconducts themself
to such a degree as to amount to an abuse of the public's trust in the office holder
without
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Sonnet 80
The poet portrays himself as a smaller ship, that does "wilfully appear” (full of "Will"), while the other poet more resembles the large Spanish galleons resulting four-position figure, × × / /, is sometimes referred to as a minor ionic):
× × / / × / × / × /
On your broad main doth wilfully
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Has anyone been charged with defacing money? In many countries it is illegal to deface or destroy money, but has this law ever been enforced? (note: I'm not asking about counterfeiting) Have there been any notable ca...
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> The Crimes (Currency) Act 1981 provides for a maximum $5000 penalty or two years in jail for wilfully defacing coins or paper money.
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Sabinus of Heraclea
used by Socrates of Constantinople in his Ecclesiastical History, who speaks of it as untrustworthy, because Sabinus was partisan, and omitted, and even wilfully
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Rice v Connolly
The police prosecuted him as such and magistrates, considering the statutory words "wilfully obstructs", convicted him.
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1981 New South Wales referendum
regulations requiring members of parliament to disclose their pecuniary interests;
the relevant house of parliament could declare a seat vacant if the member wilfully
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Abuse of rights
“Every person who, contrary to law, wilfully or negligently causes damage to another, shall indemnify the latter for the same.”
Art. 21. “Any person who wilfully causes loss or injury to another in manner that is contrary to morals, good customs or public policy shall compensate the latter
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