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81 без зазрения совести
without remorse (scruple); without any scruples; without the slightest prick of conscience; with no sign of shame; shamelessly; ruthlesslyИностранец ни черта не понял бы в этой тайне - откуда оно берётся, влекущее и странное очарование русской песни, потому что не в звуках тут дело и не в словах; к тому же их без зазрения совести всегда перевирал Обрядин. (Л. Леонов, Взятие Великошумска) — A foreigner would not have understood anything of this mystery - the mystery of the compelling attraction of the Russian song, which lies entirely in the spirit, not the words; especially as Obryadin distorted these latter without scruple.
- На стройку, Егор Ильич? - почтительно спрашивает мужчина с брезентовым пузатым портфелем. - На стройку! - отвечает Егор Ильич и нахально, без зазрения совести садится на то место скамейки, где должен сидеть первый в очереди. (В. Липатов, Смерть Егора Сузуна) — 'Going to the site, Yegor Ilyich?' asked a man with a fat canvas brief-case. 'Yes, the site,' answered Yegor Ilyich and with no sign of shame - insolently, in fact - sat down on the bench at the very head of the queue.
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82 Batiste
Is a cloth of French origin. The term is now applied to a light Swiss-finished cloth, made from ecru coloured yarns when cotton, and grey yarns when flax is used. It is very fine in quality, and as many as 15 yards of 32-in. cloth are required to weigh 1-lb.; 80's to 100's warp and 100's to 160's weft are used in the cotton variety. In flax two qualities are: - 1/42, 86 X 78 per inch, 110's/140's; 2/42-in., 132 X 108 per inch, 22's/240's. This latter cloth is hand woven. A low Batiste is shipped to China and India and is, in fact, merely a cheap plain cloth with a special finish termed a " Batiste Finish." Generally woven such as follows: 50-in. splits, 54 X 52, 40/46. A wool Batiste is also made from very fine yarns and is very similar to nun's veiling. Generally dyed in light shades and used for good quality underclothing.
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