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What (who) is Mary - definition
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Mary (television); Mary (TV series); Mary (disambiguation); Mary (film); Mary (album); Mary (song)
Mary
<language> An extensible, machine-oriented superset of
ALGOL68 developed by Mark Rain.
Mary is maintained (and used) by Kvatro Telecom AS.
Although dated, it still offers a nice strongly typed 3GL
with macros but without most of C's flaws.
It runs on SPARC and x86 computers.
Hidden on the back cover of the manual: MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB
- COERCION IMPOSSIBLE.
["Mary Programmer's Reference Manual", M. Rain et al, R Unit,
Trondheim Norway, 1974 ].
["Operator Expressions in Mary", M. Rain, SIGPLAN Notices
8(1), Jan 1973 ].
(1998-11-10)
Mary of Rome
PERSON IN APOSTLE PAUL'S EPISTLE TO THE ROMANS (16:6)
Mary a Christian in Rome who treated Paul with especial kindness; Mary of Romans 16:6; Mary (biblical, Romans 16:6); Mary (Romans 16:6)
Mary of Rome was a 1st century Christian woman mentioned in Paul the Apostle's Epistle to the Romans (16:6). She is said to have treated Paul with special kindness, and to have "laboured much among" the early Christian community.
Examples of use of Mary
1. Mary yesterday and toured in pilgrimage monasteries patronised by Virgin Mary.
2. "Mary, Mary quite contrary/ How does your garden grow?" was one of my mother‘s habitual recitations.
3. This is an extract from Now It‘s My Turn, by Mary Cheney. © 2006 Mary Cheney.
4. Mary–Ann ‘edgy‘ The witness said Mary–Ann was "edgy" in the weeks leading up to her murder.
5. Born Mary Donaldson, in Hobart, Tasmania, Mary married Frederik in a lavish wedding in May 2004 at Copenhagen‘s Lutheran Cathedral.