caça níqueis.

16:15 Oct 25, 2013 

Two different example contexts look as though they would require two quite different translations.

11:44 Oct 25, 2013 

...in common parlance (US) "lame" as in "lame title" and "the Brazil Cup is lame"

11:42 Oct 25, 2013 

Professor Arthur Llewellyn Basham, a legendary figure and Professor of eminence in Indology, was appointed Swami Vivekananda Professor in Oriental Studies at the Asiatic Society Calcutta in September 1985. We can painfully remember his death in Calcutta on 27th January, 1986. For a brief period of five months he stayed at the International Guest House of Goal Park, Ramakrishna Mission. Every day we used to spend nearly five hours discussing the whole panorama of vast Indian history and culture. My present volume is the outcome of our exchange of ideas and ideologies. Besides this, many other useful editions have been incorporated.

11:40 Oct 25, 2013 

Possibly his most popular book is The Wonder That was India (Sidgwick & Jackson, London, 1954) - published seven years after the 1947 Independence of India. Revised editions of the book were released in 1963 and then 1967. Rupa & Co, New Delhi brought out a paperback edition in 1981. Macmillan Publishers Ltd., London, brought out a paperback edition in 1985. By 2001, the paperback version was in its 37th edition. Amazon.com staff review/book description reads "most widely used introduction to Indian civilization. Although first published in 1954, it has remained a classic interpretation."