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When a stronger than he comes, the post of chieftain and sire is yielded, but in all probability his successor is one of his own sons, who in turn begets offspring by his sisters.
Not only are men trained in mere book-work, ignorant of what observation means, but the habit of learning from books alone begets a disgust of observation.
" Yes, the fashions of the world succeed one another in perpetual change; but Boredom is eternally the enemy, and the paramount necessity of escaping from it begets each year some new and strange activity.
Thinking begets thinking; as there were no sounds of Mrs.
But we should first acknowledge that it is white race-consciousness--never quite named as such in our popular discourse--that begets the compensatory identities of nonwhite Americans.
" This grim self-knowledge begets contradiction.
Thus 1) Its subpar air trapping begets a pitiful warmth-to-weight ratio, and 2) it tends to pill.
So one knee-jerk reaction begets another, and our peculiar penchant for verbal infanticide-or infantile verbicide-continues.
The computer's version of this is a switching between two stable states (unstable mates), but of course any shuttling begets an element of instability, wobble, neitherone-thing-nor-the-other.
I will argue that the very diversity and complexity of a biosphere begets its further diversification and complexification.
The universe’s very diversity and complexity begets its further diversification and complexification.
We need a theory in which symmetry breaking begets further symmetry breaking in a progressive construction of diversifying structures and processes.
" And thus culture begets a dissatisfaction which is of the highest possible value in stemming the common tide of men's thoughts in a wealthy and industrial community, and which saves the future, as one may hope, from being vulgarised, even if it cannot save the present.
And if we are sometimes a little troubled by our multitude of poor men, yet we know the increase of manufactures and population to be such a salutary thing in itself, and our free-trade policy begets such an admirable movement, creating fresh centres of industry and fresh poor men here, while we were thinking about our poor men there, that we are quite dazzled and borne away, and more and more industrial movement is called for, and our social progress seems to become one triumphant and enjoyable course of what is sometimes called, vulgarly, outrunning the constable.
So long as love begets life no child is deserted, or hungry, or famished for the want of affection.
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