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Theatrum Crudelitatum haereticorum nostri temporis ( Theatre of the Cruelties of the heretics of our time) (1587).

Ó Ruairc immediately complained of harassment by the new president in the spring and summer of that year, and in September Bingham was ordered by his superior in Dublin Castle to temporise and refrain from making expeditions into Bréifne.

But kind of contemporise it, pump up the action and the blood and guts.

In addition to a wide repertoire of neo-classical music and virtuoso Romantic music, he has established a considerable reputation with the performances of his own compositions, as well as his own poetry (Albion Enigma) and he has presented concerts of extemporised keyboard work.

" He has recorded a programme of Bach, Beethoven, Chopin and Franz Liszt, in addition to his own compositions and extemporisations.

He made the fatal error of temporising with the Capetian court and assisting the campaigns of Louis VII, his overlord for Meulan.

After temporising for several weeks and secretly asking for British help from India, he reluctantly emerged from the Bala Hissar at the end of March to join the jihad proclaimed by Akbar Khan.

On his version of "I'm the Greatest", Starr extemporises over this section, building on Ali's boastful claim.

Wreckless Eric, for whom "Clevor Trever" was originally written, meandered and mumbled during the latter half of the song, over a long instrumental extemporisation, extending it to nearly double its original length.

Newton playing an extemporised voluntary as the coffin was borne into the church.

Duobus falsis testibus ob crimen conspirationis tunc temporis catholicis maliciose (?) impositum.

During his years in Egypt, he has continued to refine and expand his Somatic approach to consciousness in theatre in which the actor works out of a dual extemporising reality as both storyteller and story.

Armadillo armoured fighting vehicle, an extemporised armoured fighting vehicle, from Britain in 1940.