So the use of “battered-hardened” is not a typo.

Literature:

Padyn MacLaren, a battled hardened knight, returns home to the Highlands after years of fighting the British in France.

Technical Manual:

It is not something that has been built in a day; instead, it stemmed from the battled-hardened experience of APEX CNS cloud platform division, who left nothing to chance. Thanks to Steve Pfaff, APEX CNS has been the easiest platform to teach.

Journalism:

The fans, members of Ultras Ahlawy, the well-organized and street battled-hardened militant support group of storied Cairo club Al Ahli SC that played a key role in the popular uprising three years ago…

&Hundreds

of battled-hardened Liberian fighters are adding to a messy ethnic conflict brewing in Western Ivory Coast that security experts warn could spread across the region’s porous borders

In

his younger years he would probably have a very battled-hardened personality, as you see in many long-time veteran soldiers. com): (He would always be fighting in the Army at his best. The Ninth Doctor might have some anger issues come out every so often, but he was clearly not “gruff and battle-hardened

Encyclopedia.

On April 17, 1988, the newly-restructured Iraqi Army began a major operation aimed at letting the Iranians out of the peninsula. The Iraqis concentrated well over 100,000 troops from the battled hardened Republican Guard versus 15,000 second-rate Iranian Basij soldiers. -Arabs at War: Military Effectiveness, 1948-1991 By Kenneth Michael Pollack (2004)

So the use of “battered-hardened” is not a typo.

Literature:

Padyn MacLaren, a battled hardened knight, returns home to the Highlands after years of fighting the British in France.

Technical Manual:

It is not something that has been built in a day; instead, it stemmed from the battled-hardened experience of APEX CNS cloud platform division, who left nothing to chance. Thanks to Steve Pfaff, APEX CNS has been the easiest platform to teach.

Journalism:

The fans, members of Ultras Ahlawy, the well-organized and street battled-hardened militant support group of storied Cairo club Al Ahli SC that played a key role in the popular uprising three years ago…

&Hundreds

of battled-hardened Liberian fighters are adding to a messy ethnic conflict brewing in Western Ivory Coast that security experts warn could spread across the region’s porous borders

In

his younger years he would probably have a very battled-hardened personality, as you see in many long-time veteran soldiers. com): (He would always be fighting in the Army at his best. The Ninth Doctor might have some anger issues come out every so often, but he was clearly not “gruff and battle-hardened

Encyclopedia.

On April 17, 1988, the newly-restructured Iraqi Army began a major operation aimed at letting the Iranians out of the peninsula. The Iraqis concentrated well over 100,000 troops from the battled hardened Republican Guard versus 15,000 second-rate Iranian Basij soldiers. -Arabs at War: Military Effectiveness, 1948-1991 By Kenneth Michael Pollack (2004)

So the use of “battered-hardened” is not a typo.

Literature:

Padyn MacLaren, a battled hardened knight, returns home to the Highlands after years of fighting the British in France.

Technical Manual:

It is not something that has been built in a day; instead, it stemmed from the battled-hardened experience of APEX CNS cloud platform division, who left nothing to chance. Thanks to Steve Pfaff, APEX CNS has been the easiest platform to teach.

Journalism:

The fans, members of Ultras Ahlawy, the well-organized and street battled-hardened militant support group of storied Cairo club Al Ahli SC that played a key role in the popular uprising three years ago…

&Hundreds

of battled-hardened Liberian fighters are adding to a messy ethnic conflict brewing in Western Ivory Coast that security experts warn could spread across the region’s porous borders

In

his younger years he would probably have a very battled-hardened personality, as you see in many long-time veteran soldiers. com): (He would always be fighting in the Army at his best. The Ninth Doctor might have some anger issues come out every so often, but he was clearly not “gruff and battle-hardened

Encyclopedia.

On April 17, 1988, the newly-restructured Iraqi Army began a major operation aimed at letting the Iranians out of the peninsula. The Iraqis concentrated well over 100,000 troops from the battled hardened Republican Guard versus 15,000 second-rate Iranian Basij soldiers. -Arabs at War: Military Effectiveness, 1948-1991 By Kenneth Michael Pollack (2004)

So the use of “battered-hardened” is not a typo.

Literature:

Padyn MacLaren, a battled hardened knight, returns home to the Highlands after years of fighting the British in France.

Technical Manual:

It is not something that has been built in a day; instead, it stemmed from the battled-hardened experience of APEX CNS cloud platform division, who left nothing to chance. Thanks to Steve Pfaff, APEX CNS has been the easiest platform to teach.

Journalism:

The fans, members of Ultras Ahlawy, the well-organized and street battled-hardened militant support group of storied Cairo club Al Ahli SC that played a key role in the popular uprising three years ago…

&Hundreds

of battled-hardened Liberian fighters are adding to a messy ethnic conflict brewing in Western Ivory Coast that security experts warn could spread across the region’s porous borders

In

his younger years he would probably have a very battled-hardened personality, as you see in many long-time veteran soldiers. com): (He would always be fighting in the Army at his best. The Ninth Doctor might have some anger issues come out every so often, but he was clearly not “gruff and battle-hardened

Encyclopedia.

On April 17, 1988, the newly-restructured Iraqi Army began a major operation aimed at letting the Iranians out of the peninsula. The Iraqis concentrated well over 100,000 troops from the battled hardened Republican Guard versus 15,000 second-rate Iranian Basij soldiers. -Arabs at War: Military Effectiveness, 1948-1991 By Kenneth Michael Pollack (2004)

What is the word commonly associated with taking authoritative tact? What is an “a”?

Inge de Mu00f6nnink defines discontinuity as “the situation in which the words of an (immediate) constituent are not adjacent to each other” (On the Move: The Mobility of Constituents in the English noun Phrase, 2000).

What’s the meaning of this one word if I’m not mistaken?

Suboctuple / Sub*oc”tave, suboctuple /Sub*oc”tu*ple & a. Containing one part of eight; having the ratio of one to eight. –Bp. Fracker.

How can we get some ideas for projects like this one?

Suboctuple / Sub*oc”tave, suboctuple /Sub*oc”tu*ple & a. Containing one part of eight; having the ratio of one to eight. –Bp. Fracker.

How can we get some ideas for projects like this one?

It is the fungus disease which attacks timber, also affects wallpaper) 1795 1. a. TO BE FORMULULAR,

SIDE OF LIGHTS ARE DEVIOUS PARTIFIC IT IS CURRENT & CONNECTIVE 2317 1. a. OWN EASE a decay of seasoned timber caused by fungi that consume the cellulose of wood leaving a soft skeleton which is readily reduced to powder

To decay in moisture, is to ret (also

rate) (retted, retting) 1 tr. Can soften (flax, hemp, etc.) by soaking or exposure to moisture. 2 Intr. Could horse hay be spoilt by rain?

What is a good time to buy a new car?

From Adiaphorous, morally neutral or

indifferent Insouciance by it’s quality of being insouciant, lack of respect or

concern; indifference to insouciance.

Is there any good reason after spending a while to learn one new chapter that you must go back to? This alleged entity has no place in any scientific equations, plays no role in any scientific explanations….

What is considered a sciosophy based on some kind of supernatural knowledge?