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The earliest occurrences of the word being used to refer to a religious service are to be found in the epistles of Saint Ambrose and the itinerary of Silvia of Aquitania in the last quarter of the fourth century, when it was applied to matins and vespers; however, in its most eminent sense, mæsse was used to denote the Eucharist.
The interview was conducted at the couple's home in Long Beach, Calif., by Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, who, as a former Washington correspondent of the London Sunday Telegraph , used to work with right-wing American political campaigners--"conspirators," Hillary Clinton would call them--to expose financial and sexual sleaze involving the president.
In the Daily Telegraph , Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, the most determined anti-Clinton journalist in Britain, said in an op-ed that it was "time to admit defeat."
Presidential historian Stephen Ambrose begins his NewsHour appearance by inveighing against evening newscasts too smutty to watch with his 12-year-old granddaughter.
(The Cynical Definition went on to become a kind of literary genre, thanks especially to Ambrose Bierce.)