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• All wildcard unions are now expressible, and wildcard union is used to combine multiple attribute wildcards, rather than wildcard intersection; this change resolves issue —  Planet XML
• Although in artistical qualities lower than is easily by language expressible, the Italian marine painting usually conveys an idea of three facts about the sea,--that it is green, that it is deep, and that the sun shines on it. —  The Harbours of England
• They are then brought into a state of peace even to their inmost, when they confess that nothing of it is in the least expressible or conceivable. —  Heaven and its Wonders and Hell
• The case stands thus: you enter into an agreement with a being whose aggregate of perfections is expressible, we will say, by 20. —  Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 1, Complete
• The interdependence of our day has become quantitative--expressible by numbers--leading, it must be added, directly into that inexorable reign of law which so many gentle people regard with dread. —  Fragments of science, V. 1-2

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