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• “In thefe myflerious words his mind exprefl: I Some truths reveal'd, in terms involv'd the reft.”

  Internet Archive: The works of the English poets; with prefaces, biographical and critical

• “? ho rul'd her labouring breaft, ards his mind exprcft: in terms involv'd the reft.”

  Internet Archive: The Works of the English Poets

• “The intellectual world, tho 'involv'd in infinite obscurities, is not perplex'd with any such contradictions, as those we have discovered in the natural.”

  A treatise of human nature

• “With gloomy Mists th'involv'd the Plains of Heaven,”

  The Third Part of the Works of Mr. Abraham Cowley Being his Six Books of Plants

• “In the U.S., the latest recall involv es Avalon made in 2005 to 2006, nonhybrid Highlanders from 2004 to 2006 and several Lexus models.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Business Watch

• “An Arena spokesman said the company isn't involv ed in investor lobbying and hasn't encouraged it.”

  The Wall Street Journal: FDA to Decide Obesity Drug Lorcaserin's Fate

• “The groups involv ed in the effort don't have any enforcement authority, but they hope to use peer pressure and the threat of public exposure to bring violators into line.”

  The Wall Street Journal: To Stem Privacy Abuses, Industry Groups Will Track Web Trackers

• “He said the panel intends to examine the "organizational characteristics" of the companies, the industry and the government regulators involv ed, and "the culture that may have induced the decisions" that contributed to the accident.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Dispute on Oil Spill Panel Flares Before First Meeting

• “I have a difficult situation with my kids that involv...”

  The Washington Post: Clearly a problem

• “The best opportunity for the United States to recover Einhorn is the possibility that the French may deport him, due to his violations of local law involv ing the use of illegal documents to gain residency.”

  Newsweek: Getting Away With It

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