“…"Egghead" is used here for the Polish "Apropaka," an intellectual so named because he uses "funny" words like apropos. The brotherhood denotes the Polish "Grypsera," which comes from the word gryps, a letter smuggled out of a prison, and denotes a prison brotherhood or gang, the elite of prison society, with its strict rules and taboos. …”

“…Les sujets traités restent d'une grande actualité : formation professionnelle et mobilité sociale, politiques du personnel et emploi, relations professionnelles et conflits sociaux, stratégies industrielles, mouvement ouvrier et mouvement écologique. La méthodologie dénote l'ouverture de sa pensée : elle allie la fécondité des observations empiriques, le sens des phénomènes étudiées à la rigueur des démonstrations (création de nouveaux concepts)."…”

“…It considers the way the indicator is defined and calculated, in particular, the age group taken to be of working-age, the treatment of students, the threshold defined to denote low work intensity and the extent of missing cases. …”

“…1936-11 1936 1930s 15 pages But in June 1935 the cost of the British Medical Association minimum diet was 7/- per man-value. (Man-value denotes unit man value. Women and children are represented by fractions of unity.) …”

“…Male 35-40 lbs Female 35-40lbs *The term "Continuous lifting" is used to denote lifting of one ton or more a day. A load of 40 lbs. lifted 7 times per hour for 8 hours totals one ton. 18 21/2049…”

“…It therefore sets out with the following aims :— (1) The elevation of the status of its professional and semi-professional members. (2) The improvement of standards of remuneration and conditions of service. (3) The establishment of a more efficient negotiating machine. (4) The scientific planning of control through conciliation machinery. (5) The adequate and eflicient legal defence of members in all cases of emergency. Remember - UNITY DENOTES STRENGTH. 3. Who Can Join ? For the time being the central office at 38, Argyle Square, London, W.C.1, becomes a clearing house. …”

“…But "sanatorium" in the country I have referred to denotes a holiday home. A "sanatorium" is a health station. …”