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If the mask of facticity falls, so finally does the price.— Kenneth Anderson's Law of War and Just War Theory Blog
The cramdown might so annoy that segment of its readership that still cares about facts on the traditional basis of them being, well, true that it recalculates price in relation to facticity and drops the paper subscription, crippling the business model even further.— Kenneth Anderson's Law of War and Just War Theory Blog
I contemplate this moment of absolute, cellular contingency and facticity and grow dizzy.— Paula's House of Toast
The only problem was manifestations of rationality, order, and that physicians did not enjoy the tedious reason, leading to; (b). emotional or task of vaginal massage (generally referred physical suffering, particularly in the form of to as 'pelvic massage'): The technique was somatic, often gynaecological complaints, difficult for a physician to master and could and (c). being disbelieved or dismissed take hours to achieve "hysterical when attempting to relate the facticity of paroxysm."— Recently Uploaded Slideshows
Amid so much facticity, I can only ask the following of our University's administration:— Yale Daily News: Latest Issue

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