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qq.v.

abbr. Latin
quae vide (which [things] see)
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One dictionary glosses turde 'have the necessary courage, not be afraid to do something' and vove 'risk, venture, allow oneself to do something' (ODS, qq.v.).
THE STATUS OF OLD ENGLISH DARE REVISITED
Born 12/9/1922; joint-deputy senior steward 1970-71; brother of Sir Nicholas Beaumont, father of Wentworth Beaumont (qq.v.); land & art collection worth pounds 27 million
Names in racing's exclusive club; The Jockey Club membership in full
From 1916 she edited Wheels, an annual anthology that printed light - hearted, experimental, near - nonsense poems by herself, by her brothers, Osbert and Sacheverell (qq.v.), and by other writers.
Sitwell, Dame Edith

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