She works part - time as a beautician in order to support herself in her career in the ministry. Suspicor condiciones esse in hac parte spatii quae se ad formationem istarum intutum commodent. I suspect there are conditions in this part of space that lend themselves to the formation of those eddies. When two persons work together, both contribute their part to that spirit.Ĭum duo cooperantur, uterque suam partem illi spiritui confert. Pars vitrealis fracturae mea pars mea est. The glass - breaking part is my favorite part. Multi discipuli ex parte temporis jobs laborant. Mike didn't take part in yesterday's practice. Propositum anno 1937 factum est ut 7.3 iugerum agri ab urbe possessum cum humilibus reditibus habitationum tamquam partem programmatis pergulae alvi deiecisset. Quamvis nulla relatio ad reincarnationem Talmud vel in ullis prioribus scriptis, secundum Rabbinos quales Avraham Arieh Trugman, reincarnatio agnita sit pars et particula traditionis Judaicae.Ī plan was made in 1937 to develop a 7.3 acre parcel owned by the City with low - income housing as part of a slum clearance program. Renovatio 2000-01, pars 7 particulae constructionis, elevatores ad omnes gradus Haymarket addidit.Īlthough there is no reference to reincarnation in the Talmud or any prior writings, according to rabbis such as Avraham Arieh Trugman, reincarnation is recognized as being part and parcel of Jewish tradition. Societates et nationes troglodytis uti possunt ad opinionem publicam tractandam sicut partem et partem incepti astroturfingi.Ī 2000–01 renovation, part of the Parcel 7 construction, added elevators to all levels of Haymarket.
Organizations and countries may utilize trolls to manipulate public opinion as part and parcel of an astroturfing initiative. Paenitet me mendacem facere ex te, sed est pars et pars quae agimus. Sorry to make a liar out of you, but it's part and parcel of what we do. The religious exercises which for so many years had been forced upon him were part and parcel of religion to him.Įxercitia religiosa, quae per tot annos in eum coacta erant, pars et pars religionis ei fuit. Lex circa eum viventibus omnibus, ipse iuris pars ac pars erat. The law was being lived about him by all live things, and he himself was part and parcel of the law. Pars et pars matrimonii Gallici, non palpebram praebuisset. ‘Part or parcel’ and ‘part nor parcel’ have also been used since the 16th century.Affairs being part and parcel of a French marriage, she wouldn't have batted an eyelid. It didn’t start to be used in its present figurative sense until about 1800. The expression has been used as a legal term from the mid-16th century on, principally for clauses of a law and for parts of a landholding. The alliteration and tautology/redundancy in the expression serve to emphasize the importance of a constituent to the whole. In this reduplicative phrase (repetition of an element), which has been common since the 14th century, the nouns ‘part’ and ‘parcel’ are synonyms and have been since the 14th century, ‘part’ being the older word (11th century) and ‘parcel’ (14th century) the newer. PART AND PARCEL means essential portion or element, integral part, a vital part of a larger entity. Citing Picturesque Expressions by Laurence Urdang, Facts on File Dictionary of Clichés (p.317), and the OED, Ken Greenwald had this comprehensive explanation of the phrase at Wordwizard:
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