Similar words: mother teresa, teres, interest, adulteress, hysteresis, interested, interesting, disinterest. Meaning: n. Indian nun and missionary (born in Albania) dedicated to helping the poor in India (1910-1997).
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(31) It was inevitable that Mother Teresa would carry her work overseas.
(32) No more raging fights with her Aunt Teresa, and no more waking me up with five-A.
(33) The weather in Santa Teresa has been straying from the norm of late.
(34) The Rams also present an inside threat with 6-2 senior Teresa James.
(35) Since she wished to work in the slums, some medical training was essential, to which Mother Teresa readily agreed.
(36) Store bosses decided to award the bonus to delighted Teresa Elliott and hubby Steve after learning about the multiple birth.
(37) I wish I had talked to this woman, Mother Teresa, before I had gone into labor law.
(38) I am grateful to Teresa Ludermir who introduced me to it, and to logical neural nets.
(39) Darren and Teresa planned to live together before they got married, with their parents' blessing.
(40) Teresa is performed by two singers, Ashley Putnam and Marietta Simpson, at each performance.
(41) To summarize , Teresa Heinz Kerry : Inspirational, amazing!
(42) Mother Teresa was an august charitarian.
(43) Mother Teresa was an incredible human being.
(44) Mother Teresa is very well known for her kindness.
(45) I will give my sugar to Mother Teresa.
(46) What A Chief Executive Can Learn from Mother Teresa?
(47) I am often asked, after mother Teresa who?
(48) Mother Teresa wore the same outfit every day: a white sari with three blue stripes, reflecting her vows of poverty, chastity and obedience.
(49) Tenemos que comenzar a ahorrar para los estudios universarios de Teresa.
(50) Mother Teresa was beatified in 2003 but not yet been canonized by the Vatican.
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(51) Teresa is an experienced Human Resources Management Consultant in executive recruitment and training.
(52) This might explain why sideburns, bellbottoms and Teresa Teng became such a fad.
(53) Even if I try, I can't be as selfless as Mahatma Gandhi and Teresa.
(54) Teresa saw herself rich, superbly attired, and attended by a train of liveried domestics.
(55) The disagreeable imagination of the Molineaux woman had been prompted by Teresa Van Buren.
(56) The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Mother Teresa in 1979.
(57) The death of Mother Teresa is an irreparable loss to the destitute.
(58) A thin, serious - faced man appealed to Teresa Van Buren.
(59) Mother Teresa was a Nobel Peace Prize-winning nun who died in 1997, and was beatified by Pope John Paul II in 2003 at the Vatican.
(60) In Rome, heads of state kneel before Bernini's statue of Saint Teresa in ecstasy, says Kirby, and so do people who can't read.
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