Teut

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Teut.

Teutonic.

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It was featured in last year's New Yorker profile of Eliasson, in the June 2007 Art + Auction, and in a hefty Taschen volume (Studio Eliasson), and it is central to a stream of publications forthcoming from the studio itself, such as TYT magazine (an acronym for "Take Your Time," pronounced in German as "Teut").

The server/user mode: Caroline A. Jones on the Art of Olafur Eliasson

FLORIDA MARLINS - Recalled LHP Nate Teut from Calgary of the PCL.

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"We've made every effort to create a thoroughly realistic tank sim," said Teut Weidemann, managing director for Wings Simulations.

PSYGNOSIS DEBUTS "PANZER ELITE" WWII TANK SIMULATION GAME

Teut., that is Original Teutonic had not yet become a firm part of the style of the dictionary.

Old English = 'Anglo-Saxon': the modern sense for the language anticipated by Archbishop Matthew Parker in 1567, and by John Strype in 1711, Camden's use in 'Remaines' (1605) for the Anglo-Saxon people noted; together with notes on how OED treats such terms

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