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... reason , as well , why no single individual is competent to exercise it . that point something like this : " There are backward communities , even in Kentucky , that are slowly working out their evolution a hundred years behind the ...
... reason , as well , why no single individual is competent to exercise it . that point something like this : " There are backward communities , even in Kentucky , that are slowly working out their evolution a hundred years behind the ...
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... reason to think would stand a .chance of ratification by the Senate . And that is an end which neither France nor the other Powers would wish to de- feat by insistence on a form of words . If Europe and America get to matching ...
... reason to think would stand a .chance of ratification by the Senate . And that is an end which neither France nor the other Powers would wish to de- feat by insistence on a form of words . If Europe and America get to matching ...
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... reason ? It is not as it was when men first sailed southward into the unknown , defying what for all they knew was , as tradition had it , a fiery belt encircling the earth . Man has at his disposal knowledge and resources which it were ...
... reason ? It is not as it was when men first sailed southward into the unknown , defying what for all they knew was , as tradition had it , a fiery belt encircling the earth . Man has at his disposal knowledge and resources which it were ...
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... reasons . One is that almost no work of art looks well in close juxtaposition to another work of art . Your eye can ... reason is that in a gallery there's always self - consciousness on the human side . A picture should be looked at in ...
... reasons . One is that almost no work of art looks well in close juxtaposition to another work of art . Your eye can ... reason is that in a gallery there's always self - consciousness on the human side . A picture should be looked at in ...
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... reason . It developed that he had an older brother with whom his mother had " a complete understanding , " or thought she had . Little No. 2 was superfluous , and was made to feel it . But he found that when he flunked his reading test ...
... reason . It developed that he had an older brother with whom his mother had " a complete understanding , " or thought she had . Little No. 2 was superfluous , and was made to feel it . But he found that when he flunked his reading test ...
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