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• “The "three weeks" of the title encompass both Max's expedition, in December 2000, and the experiences of another American, hunting lions in west-central Africa, in December 1899.”

  NYT > Home Page

• “Note that throughout this entry ˜science™ and cognate terms encompass only the natural sciences.”

  Naturalism in the Philosophy of Mathematics

• “I would argue that although these labels encompass a wider array of political thought than party classifications, they are dangerous to critical thought.”

  Liberal and Conservative?

• “The title of this work is The Vain Man, and Daumier is at pains to show off this self-vaunting individual as nothing more nor less than what the limits of that title encompass.”

  The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed

• “Their service calls encompass an area from Rockford to Clinton, Iowa and Monroe,”

  The Journal-Standard Homepage RSS

• “Their titles encompass: Asian American Studies, Asia Studies, Martial Arts, Traditional Chinese”

  On The Other Side Of The Eye

• “mind" or the German word "Geist," the Sanskrit and Tibetan Buddhist terms encompass a much larger scope of meaning than that of either the English or German renderings of them.”

  4 The Initial Level of Mahamudra Meditation

• “It -- you know, I've said it before, but the camera lens isn't -- isn't big enough to kind of encompass all the suffering and all the -- all the images that we're seeing.”

  CNN Transcript Dec 29, 2004

• “_Briton_, who esteems Merit in Rags, and contemns the Vicious, tho 'encompass'd with a Crowd of Servants, and distinguish'd by the glaring”

  A Voyage to Cacklogallinia With a Description of the Religion, Policy, Customs and Manners of That Country

• “Said the Wazir, O my lord Kamar al-Zaman, Allah’s name encompass thee about!”

  The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night

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