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doc#108 | mythological, universal application. </p><p> | As | his disciples boast, even though his emphasis |
doc#109 | lose his sense of self in being a "finial". | As | the dancer is depersonalized, his accouterments |
doc#111 | all Americans against freedom's other foe. | As | cells coalesced into organisms, they built |
doc#112 | beginning: she will proceed into the dark. | As | she goes, she herself will be illuminated |
doc#112 | asked me why I write always about distress. | As | if it were perverse to do so! He wanted |
doc#112 | clear; but there is also compassion. </p><p> | As | a Christian, I know I do not stand where |
doc#112 | stands, but I do see much of what he sees. | As | a writer on the theater, I have paid close |
doc#113 | it is because it is taboo; it is sacred. | As | Lipton, the prophet of the beat generation |
doc#113 | the ritual of sex is the use of marijuana. | As | Lipton puts it: "The Eros is felt in the |
doc#115 | of legendary and historic associations. | As | a boy in a local school he was shy and |
doc#115 | laid beside the tombs of his ancestors. | As | he had longed to be, he became the echo |
doc#116 | its own stockholders and poorly at that. | As | a creative enterprise, its abilities are |
doc#116 | made possible by us, and almost mandatory). | As | to benefits to employees, it is notorious |
doc#118 | the surface was scanned with a pyrometer. | As | it turned out, a very hot region occurred |
doc#121 | washing clean swatches with the dirty ones. | As | is the case with the surface-active agent |
doc#121 | hydrophilic sticky or dried soils. </p><p> | As | is well known, detergent actives belong |
doc#124 | locations, should have been increased. </p><p> | As | can be seen from Figure 2, an extensive |
doc#124 | distance sampled was 23 miles from the source. | As | can be seen from these dosage isopleths |
doc#125 | fractions from group AB plasma as a control. | As | expected, most of the activity was found |
doc#126 | honeybees form a majority on the willow catkins. | As | we have already seen in the first chapter |