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Culture is sometimes described as having three components: what people think, what they do and the material products they produce.

Nothing in the world gives people so much real pleasure as having a happy family.

Some people suggest that the Japanese and the British are quite similar in that people in both cultures are seen as having somewhat repressed characters.

I regard the contract as having been broken.

The suspect was identified as having been seen in the area prior to the shooting.

minutes, as having not so great an inclination upon the inequality of the Air, therefore IG, which will be the apparent refracted perpendicular Diameter of the Sun, will be less then CG, which is but 29.

Peck records this species as edible, and recommends it as having tender flesh and an agreeable flavor.

Out of fifty-three described and figured by Cooke, more than half are given as having the milk more or less acrid.

" None of the species are recorded as having value as esculents.

Cooke takes the ground that the Myxomycetes are entitled to mention as "fungi which produce their fructification enclosed within a peridium," although considering them as an aberrant group which, on account of certain peculiarities of their early or vegetative stage, should no longer be classed as having affinity with Gasteromycetes.

They are a sign of lack of elimination through the kidneys and bowels and are not to be interpreted as having any essential relation to masturbation.

By classing together various things as hard or soft, or smooth or rough, we eliminate (for the time) all the properties wherein the things differ, and regard them only as having one property in common.

Some of them evidently took it to mean the substance then, and now, called mercury; the results of this literal interpretation were disastrous; others thought of mercury as a substance which could be obtained, or, at any rate, might be obtained, by repeatedly distilling ordinary mercury, both alone and when mixed with other substances; others used to mean a hypothetical something which was liquid but did not wet things, limpid yet capable of becoming solid, volatile yet able to prevent the volatilisation of other things, and white, yet ready to cause other white things to change their colour; they thought of this something, this soul of mercury, as having properties without itself being tangible, as at once a substance and not a substance, at once a bodily spirit and a spiritual body.

Nor is it to be wondered at that a system which lends itself to imposture so easily as alchemy did, should be thought of by the plain man of modern times as having been nothing but a machinery of fraud.

niger; the creature described seems to have agreed with Stein's igneus, which he describes as having blood-red lilac, cinnabar, or brown-red pigment particles, and as much smaller than his S.

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