Crossword-Solution: FREEDOMS
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| Constitutional guarantees | 1 answer |
| F. D. R. named four. | 1 answer |
| F.D.R.'s Four | 1 answer |
| Four important matters. | 1 answer |
| Roosevelt had four | 1 answer |
| Roosevelt quartet | 1 answer |
| Subject of 1941 FDR speech. | 1 answer |
| Things worth fighting for | 1 answer |
| The Four -- | 3 answers |
| ___ four! | 20 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
RTEAE
Hint 3 another clue
greedy person
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Sentences with FREEDOMS (5)
The Foundation works to provide these freedoms by developing free compatible replacements for proprietary software.
These freedoms are not tolerated in American noveldom, and only a few futile "high-brows" sigh in vain for Thackeray's "happy harmless Fableland, where these things are." The majority of us are deep in "vital" novels.
And, with all inconsistencies and freedoms, there is a power shown in these sequences of cuts: a power of joining on one action or one humour to another; a power of following out the moods, even of the dismal subterhuman fiends engendered by the artist’s fancy; a power of sustained continuous realisation, step by step, in nature’s order, that can tell a story, in all its ins and outs, its pauses and surprises, fully and figuratively, like the art of words.
You may be sure, after the friendly freedoms of your criticism (necessary I am sure, and wholesome I know, but untimely to the poor labourer in his landslip) that mighty little of it will stand.
Dromio was a pleasant fellow, and when Antipholus was dull and melancholy he used to divert himself with the odd humours and merry jests of his slave, so that the freedoms of speech he allowed in Dromio were greater than is usual between masters and their servants.
Quotes with FREEDOMS (3)
When you're locked up in here for life, you learn to welcome the little freedoms.
Thomas Jefferson, that owner of many slaves, chose to begin the Declaration of Independence by directly contradicting the moral basis of slavery, writing "we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, and that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable Rights ..." thus undercutting simultaneously any argument that Africans were racially inferior, and also that they or their ancestors could ever have been justly and legally deprived o…
At this point we can finally see what's really at stake in our peculiar habit of defining ourselves simultaneously as master and slave, reduplicating the most brutal aspects of the ancient household in our very concept of ourselves, as masters of our freedoms, or as owners of our very selves. It is the only way that we can imagine ourselves as completely isolated beings. There is a direct line from the new Roman conception of liberty — not as the ability to form mutual relati…
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Appears in: NYT, Universal, USA TODAY.
Used 9 times in crossword archives (1951–2006).