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• As he notes, the Greek word for infinity is apeiron, meaning unbounded, but also undefined, indefinite. —  F ;SF - vol 100 issue 04 - April 2001
• The book contains a large sum of money in English notes, and is believed to have belonged to the murdered man I had never supposed that Arthur had robbed the body of his dead enemy If this be proved, Signor l'Avvocato,' I said, after some time of silence, 'what punishment will fall upon this man The salt mines will not be enough for him,' the advocate answered. —  The Romance Of Giovanni Calvotti From Coals Of Fire And Other Stories, Volume II. (of III.)
• The resentful respect for our notes is there admirably summed up by a member of the Reichstag who to the correspondent of the United Press exclaimed bitterly: 'Our present navy is held in a net of notes Nets may not be so spectacular as knuckle-dusters, but they are slightly more civilised and generally more efficient The National Liberal Reichstag member who was quoted was Dr. Gustav Stressemann. —  Germany, The Next Republic?
• In a small leather case they found a thousand dollars in American notes, five ten-pound Bank of England notes, and a single visiting card on which was engraved the name of Mr. Hamilton Fynes. —  The Illustrious Prince
• All of your notes are available in Opera Mini directly from the Bookmarks menu. eWallet for BlackBerry in Open Beta! —  PinStack.com

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