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It signified that he had definitely given up pretending that he had the power of shaking off the obsession.

Without any training in or natural bent for diplomacy, Aguinaldo had not the faintest idea of what foreign “protection” signified.

Both signified his death, and the opening up thereby of a way of access to God.

This event, which would have meant so much to any other young man, signified little to Tchaikovsky.

Even Mr. Pizotti signified his satisfaction with the way in which the play proceeded.

He signalled the porter, who opened one of the big glass doors and signified that the countess could depart.

No sooner was he secure of his hiding place than he walked out and signified Maxwell to approach the window.

The emblem signified: "Our city, fortified by walls, will know how to defend itself by arms against its enemies."

And the absence of Cardailhac, with his keen nose for success, signified fully to Jansoulet the measure of his disgrace.

THE NABOBALPHONSE DAUDET

The most common relations are cause and effect, container and thing contained, and sign and the thing signified.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985