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doc#103 | something, eh, mate"? the Australian asked. " | They | swear that every person smells different |
doc#104 | of old Persia and sometimes of the East. | They | think of it as a kind of spooky museum |
doc#104 | of bravery to this anonymous folk poem: " | They | brought me news that Spring is in the plains |
doc#107 | successors will have an easier task". </p><p> | They | thought of themselves, to use Jefferson |
doc#107 | laws of nature and of nature's God". </p><p> | They | fought hard, but they were forgiving to |
doc#107 | ratification of the Federal Constitution. | They | supported it, not as a perfect instrument |
doc#110 | mentioning the word in the Federal Constitution. | They | recognized that slavery was a moral issue |
doc#110 | delegated to the States and to their Union. | They | differed in the balance they believed essential |
doc#111 | explanations that stand out quite clearly. | They | are in general those fears that once seemed |
doc#111 | have been amenable to prayer or ritual. | They | include both individual fears and collective |
doc#111 | both individual fears and collective ones. | They | arise in situations in which one believes |
doc#112 | reviewers like to call his plays nihilistic. | They | find deep pessimism in them. Even so astute |
doc#112 | of his face are distinct, but not fine. | They | look as if they had been sculptured with |
doc#113 | determined not to tame their sexual energy. | They | withdraw to the underground of the slums |
doc#113 | creative pursuit -- writing, painting, music. | They | are non-conformists on principle. When |
doc#113 | , the derelicts and outcasts of society. | They | embrace independent poverty, usually with |
doc#113 | -up" partner who will help support them. | They | are full of contempt for the institution |
doc#113 | hold the laws of the state null and void. | They | feel they are leagued against a hostile |
doc#114 | Hound of Heaven's pursuit) by judicial fiat. | They | didn't seem to be able to think of any. |
doc#114 | Tacitus was talking about when he said, " | They | make a desert, and call it peace" ("Solitudinem |