1. However, the preservationists soon appeared on the scene.

2. The farmer therefore accuses the preservationist of hypocrisy.

3. The preservationists had been careful about nomenclature.

4. The preservationists, over the years, had lost ground - quite literally.

5. The preservationists, pinning their faith to moral superiority and persuasive argument, were beaten back every time.

6. Preservationists such as Camporese and Valadier are seen against the background of the various commissions, and individual buildings' histories are scrutinised.

7. Using skeletal analysis, the Egyptology and preservationist team was able to estimate the age at death for all the mummies and the names and occupations in the majority.

8. Being a preservationist, he is strongly against destroying the country park for other purposes.

9. But Ruan Yishan, a preservationist affiliated with Shanghai's Tongji University, says only about 1,400 buildings in Shanghai are absolutely protected from demolition.

10. Or should we bend our preservationist principles and make the place comfortable for visitors and staff?

11. Outside, she found Edward in conversation with Peter Sidey, the leader of the preservationist element in the village.

12. It was without precedent in the United States, which explains the difficulties encountered by the preservationists.

13. Other career options include teaching film at the university level, working as a film librarian and preservationist for a museum or arts foundation, and serving on government arts commissions.

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14. So gambling and historic preservation became, in the words of one preservationist, Deadwood's Siamese twins. You cannot separate them.

15. The Mount Vernon Ladies' Association - the nation's first preservationist organization that once saved Washington's estate from ruin after the U. S. Civil War - struggled mightily with this dilemma.

16. He complained that he was being "stigmatized" as a preservationist—someone opposed to legal hunting.

17. The Clean Water Act also contains provisions that can be considered preservationist.

18. The Mount Vernon Ladies' Association - the nation's first preservationist organization that once saved Washington's estate from ruin after the U. S.

19. shrine of the book.jpgIn a statement the IAA emphasized the preservationist aspect of the project as much as the informational.

20. One promising profession that's emerging this century is wildlife preservationist.