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- noun
near-death experience
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Examples
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If it is, I think it is easy to distinguish it from what you call NDE which actually attempts to explain something without a bunch of hand waving.
Dembski, secret handshakes and Darwinian theory - The Panda's Thumb 2007
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Because the precam rabbnits has to do with the history of life and the NDE is about the process of how they came to be.
The Memory Hole 2005
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For the next twenty-eight minutes, Brinkley has what is known as an NDE—“near-death experience”—which includes, he later says, a review of his entire life, a meeting with a celestial being, and 117 visions of events that would supposedly happen before 2004.
HOW EVIL WORKS DAVID KUPELIAN 2010
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For the next twenty-eight minutes, Brinkley has what is known as an NDE—“near-death experience”—which includes, he later says, a review of his entire life, a meeting with a celestial being, and 117 visions of events that would supposedly happen before 2004.
HOW EVIL WORKS DAVID KUPELIAN 2010
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I think of evolutionary biologist Allen MacNeill arguing that recent developments in such fields as paleontology lead us to conclude that NDE is mistaken.
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You're not even interested in NDE or OBE research.
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If no mutation by mutation path from allele A to allele B can be found that would support a viable organism, then NDE is incomplete.
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If no mutation by mutation path from allele A to allele B can be found that would support a viable organism, then NDE is incomplete.
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If no mutation by mutation path from allele A to allele B can be found that would support a viable organism, then NDE is incomplete.
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My opinion that NDE is useful is irrelevant to the discussion.
The Memory Hole 2005
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