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doc#102 | arms and pointed forefingers darting toward | each | other in arclike semicircular motions. |
doc#102 | the other arm "theirs". Yet implicit in | each | movement was the death of millions, perhaps |
doc#102 | the go messages, again in special codes, | each | message also contains an "internal authenticator |
doc#102 | at three separate stations in a bomber, | each | with another man beside him to help, for |
doc#104 | more than thirty alcoves separated from | each | other by spandrels of blue and yellow tile |
doc#106 | additional controversy and soon I could ask | each | individually what he expected from life |
doc#107 | congenial minds, and their agreements with | each | other were more consequential than their |
doc#107 | family Hamilton went back to the law after | each | spell of public service. Talleyrand passed |
doc#108 | four-lane super highway, over which travel | each | day suburbanite businessmen more concerned |
doc#109 | by the play of lights upon his figure. In | each | case, the object, the color, even the percussive |
doc#109 | they look straight at the audience, not at | each | other. He lifts her, puts her down, and |
doc#109 | so that two performers do not bump into | each | other. He must construct transitions so |
doc#110 | that the former recognized the right of | each | state to secede. But though each of its |
doc#110 | right of each state to secede. But though | each | of its members had asserted this right |
doc#110 | We the people of the Confederate States, | each | state acting in its sovereign and independent |
doc#110 | them, the same right must be conceded to | each | remaining state whenever it saw fit to |
doc#110 | Lincoln was always willing to concede to | each | "slave state" the right to decide independently |
doc#110 | the citizen -- but the supreme sacrifice | each | made served to maintain a still more fundamental |
doc#111 | destruction is day by day increasing our fear of | each | other. III I want, therefore, to discuss |
doc#114 | majority", which, he said, "by giving to | each | portion of the community which may be unequally |