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1. Blunt, a don at Trinity College, was attracted to Burgess, although apparently not physically, although both men were homosexual, Burgess flamboyantly so. (Web site)
2. Blunt, a former MI5 officer, confessed to the Government in 1964 that he had been a double agent, passing secrets to the Soviet Union from 1934. (Web site)
3. Blunt was interrogated by MI5, and confessed in exchange for full immunity from prosecution. (Web site)
4. Blunt was unable to stop Price, but did slow his progress and gathered information on the Confederate forces.
5. Blunt was not publicly unmasked until 1979, despite his confession 15 years previously.

Blunt Appearance

1. A level mouth is permissible, providing there is sufficient width and depth of chin to preserve the blunt appearance of the muzzle. (Web site)

Kenneth Clark

1. His successors have mainly been distinguished art historians, among them Kenneth Clark and Anthony Blunt.

Featuring Blunt

1. In 1995 her album Jagged Little Pill became a major hit by featuring blunt, revealing songs such as "You Oughta Know".

Blunt Force Injuries

1. The official cause of Earnhardt's death in the medical examiners autopsy report was listed as " blunt force injuries of the head".

Modin

1. When Blunt appeared for his late night meeting with Modin, Philby appeared from the shadows.

Penetrating Injuries

1. Trauma. The spleen can be ruptured by blunt as well as penetrating injuries to the chest or abdomen. (Web site)

Wilfred Scawen Blunt

1. The author's husband, Wilfred Scawen Blunt, Arab scholar, horse breeder and poet, wrote the preface. (Web site)

Blunt Way

1. If a speaker wishes to make a forceful point in an argument in a very blunt way, Germanic words will usually be chosen.

Cambridge Spy

1. That he is the dominant member of the Cambridge Spy Ring, not Philby, Blunt, Burgess of Maclean. (Web site)
2. Cambridge spy ring member Anthony Blunt aided Philby's final escape. (Web site)

Surveyor

1. When Blunt succeeded Kenneth Clark as Surveyor of the King's Pictures in 1945, Millar ask him for a job.
2. After 23 years as Deputy, Millar succeeded Anthony Blunt as Surveyor in 1972, and was advanced to KCVO in 1973.
3. A few months later Blunt retired from MI5 to become Surveyor of the King's Pictures. (Web site)

Blunt Nose

1. They merely defined "Tutsi" as anyone with more than ten cows or a long nose, while a "Hutu" meant someone with fewer than ten cows and a blunt nose.

Blunt Force Trauma

1. The driver of the Hyundai was airlifted to Sutter Roseville Medical Center with a traumatic brain injury and blunt force trauma to the chest.
2. Blunt force trauma to the head, often causes a rupture of the vasculature of the meningeal layers, or a brain bleed. (Web site)

Blunt Chest Trauma

1. Most patients presenting with blunt chest trauma complain of chest pain or dyspnea. (Web site)

Moderately Blunt Wedge

1. Muzzle - Strong and well filled under the eyes; both parallel and equal in length to the topskull; ending in a moderately blunt wedge.

Cambridge Five Spy

1. This led directly to the exposure of Anthony Blunt as the recruiter of the Cambridge Five spy ring. (Web site)

Soviet Spy

1. Of course, Anthony Blunt, the British agent and Soviet spy, was an art historian and Surveyor of the Queen's Pictures. (Web site)
2. He was also suspected of having been, as were his friends Guy Burgess, Donald Maclean and Anthony Blunt, a Soviet spy.
3. Anthony Frederick Blunt (26 September 1907 – 26 March 1983),[ 1] was a British art historian exposed as a Soviet spy. (Web site)

Blunt Instruments

1. To others, sustainability entails reverting to something like the Stone Age and hunting in the forest with blunt instruments for wild game. (Web site)

Sir Anthony Blunt

1. In 1964, Sir Anthony Blunt confessed to being a Soviet spy and in return for leniency identified Cairncross as another Soviet agent.
2. The 4th spy, Sir Anthony Blunt, the Surveyor of the Queen's Pictures, was `outed publically' in 1979, after having been granted immunity decades earlier. (Web site)

Courtauld Institute

1. Before his exposure in 1979, Blunt was known primarily as an art historian and director of the Courtauld Institute. (Web site)
2. During his 27 years at the Courtauld Institute, Blunt was respected as a dedicated teacher, a kind superior to his staff. (Web site)
3. In 1973, Blunt retired from the Courtauld Institute, praised for his work there and his scholarly efforts as an art historian.

Blunt Abdominal Trauma

1. PURPOSE: Intestinal perforation due to blunt abdominal trauma is rarely seen in children and delayed diagnosis is a major concern. (Web site)

Blunt End

1. The forward compartment is at the cone's apex, the crew compartment is in the center, and the aft compartment is in the base, or blunt end, of the craft. (Web site)

Penetrating Trauma

1. Skull Fracture Head injuries typically come from blunt or penetrating trauma the head. (Web site)

Giles Blunt

1. PS I just noticed something that Alan Rickman, JRS, and Giles Blunt have in common my past few weblog posts: the standard grey blazer jacket. (Web site)

Cambridge Five

1. It was the beginning of the end for the Cambridge five, made up by Anthony Blunt and John Cairncross.

Guy Burgess

1. Furthermore, Modin offers his readers candid portraits of Guy Burgess, Anthony Blunt, and John Cairncross (the least known of the "five"). (Web site)
2. Two of the others were known to be homosexuals, Guy Burgess and Anthony Blunt, and it is sometimes stated that Soviet Spy Donald MacLean was too.

Blunt Heads

1. They have large, blunt heads that account for a third of their length and mass. (Web site)

Blunt Head

1. It has no dorsal fin and has a blunt head.
2. Physical description The Chilean Dolphin is a small dolphin at around 170 cm in length, with a blunt head. (Web site)
3. Physical Characteristics: Commerson’s Dolphin is small, robust and with a blunt head.

Blunt Snout

1. Narwhals have a cylindrical body (with no dorsal fin) and a round head with a small mouth on their blunt snout. (Web site)

Advice

1. Although Blunt was never charged or convicted, the honour was withdrawn on the advice of the then Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher. (Web site)

Associate

1. John Cairncross, known as "The Fifth Man" also admitted to Martin that he was an associate of Blunt and he had passed papers to the Soviet government.

Friend

1. He was a friend of some of the Cambridge Five, and sometimes claimed as Anthony Blunt 's lover.
2. Koki is not used to the sort of blunt, honest friend that Tanpopo can be, and so at first, he doesn't easily open up to the perky girl. (Web site)

Smaller

1. Porpoises are smaller and have blunt snouts. (Web site)
2. Angles larger than a right angle and smaller than two right angles (between 90° and 180°) are called obtuse angles ("obtuse" meaning "blunt"). (Web site)

Commander

1. Former chief of police in Minneapolis and commander of the Bronx police force Tony Bouza pulls no punches in this blunt, candid assessment of police culture.
2. One commander, Amir Lalai, issued a blunt warning to Babar.

Confederate Forces

1. Gen. James G. Blunt, correctly surmised that Confederate forces, mostly Native American troops under the command of Brig. (Web site)
2. On the Federal side, both Blunt and Herron attacked without understanding that they were outnumbered by the Confederate forces in position against them.

Battle

1. Late on the day following the battle, Blunt directed his forces to return to Fort Gibson.
2. At daybreak on the 23rd, Blunt opened the battle by sending Jennison and Ford over an icy Brush Creek with their skirmishers.

Society

1. In his blunt way, he suggests that Achilleus has moved well outside the realm of societal norms (nomos); in society, even a murderer can be forgiven. (Web site)

Relations

1. Although Chanakya initially prospered in his relations with the ruler, being a blunt person he was soon disliked by Dhanananda.

Art

1. Also an art historian, Blunt continued in his role as surveyor of the Queen's pictures and Director of the Courtauld Institute of Art. (Web site)
2. Anthony Blunt, Art and Architecture in France, 1500-1700, 1953 and many subsequent editions. (Web site)

Works

1. In all the works said to be by Shomu the characters are formed with thick, blunt, monumental strokes. (Web site)
2. That means that it works against boxers, kickers and grapplers, guns, edged weapons and blunt instruments. (Web site)
3. Boudreaux argues that political competition is a blunt instrument that works less effectively than economic competition.

Houses

1. To be blunt, we would have one, not two, houses of Congress.

Decision

1. Let’s be blunt: The decision to prorogue has been a public relations disaster, and the Conservatives must accept a lot of the blame.

Elements

1. Unionism and other elements of the establishment, including Peter Hain, try to blunt the tools that are key to ensuring a fair and just society.

Names

1. Like Balanchine, who frequently took the names of his ballets from their music, Morris made his own titles as blunt as could be.
2. Anthony Blunt (1907-1983) acted as a talent scout supplying the names of possible recruits to the communist cause. (Web site)

Prices

1. To be blunt, most of today's uranium issues are overhyped and overpriced, exposing investors to the ever-growing risk of a pullback in share prices.

Opening

1. Arpeggios bridging the great thundering chords, in which Liszt sets out the chorale melody in the opening, blunt the effect. (Web site)
2. Probe: (1) In surgery, a probe is a slender flexible rod with a blunt end used to explore, for example, an opening to see where it goes. (Web site)

Victim

1. Giles Blunt manages to inhabit the minds of killer, victim and investigator alike, a feat that very few writers can manage. (Web site)

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