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Maibee it wuz jus a random sneez an I attri… atry… blaimed it on teh flowrz.

Why don’t you come over here - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger? 2008

One element these imports have in common would be welcome in more American and British crime fiction: brevity, which not coincidentally was a key attri-bute of the foreign writer most successful in the U.S. market, Georges Simenon.

Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine 2002

One element these imports have in common would be welcome in more American and British crime fiction: brevity, which not coincidentally was a key attri-bute of the foreign writer most successful in the U.S. market, Georges Simenon.

Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine 2002

Vidal got plenty of opportunities; even when there weren't any Unseleighe Court volunteers to act as technicians, he could control the camera magically even when he was being filmed by it, and his incredible-attri-butes'made him a natural for the master character.

The Chrome Borne Lackey, Mercedes 1993

Spinoza made extension and thought no longer two substances but two attri - butes of the one substance God.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas SIMONE P 1968

The sources of Western anti-Semitism are far from being wholly religious, but a theological concept such as that of deicide has played a significant role in investing with respectability and legitimacy the sociological fury of conformity, that is to say, the normative value attri - buted to the characteristics of the statistical majority.

RELIGIOUS TOLERATION ELISABETH LABROUSSE 1968

By divinizing the material principle, Bruno prepares for Spinoza's attri - bution of infinite extension to God, as well as for a religious interpretation of the scientist's study of the universe.

IDEA OF GOD, 1400-1800 JAMES COLLINS 1968

The great ontological poem of Parmenides clearly outlines a certain feature of completeness, as an attri - bute of something that is, ambivalently, an ontological absolute and a cosmological universe.

INFINITY SALOMON BOCHNER 1968

Timaeus, there is an initial phase of a “primordial chaos,” in which there is no ready-made space as yet, but only a space in the making, and the structure of this space unfolds not by itself but conjointly with the structure of matter, energy, and other physical attri - butes.

SPACE SALOMON BOCHNER 1968

He performs many feats formerly attri - buted to earlier magicians, especially during a stay at the court of the emperor Charles V: he conjures up

Dictionary of the History of Ideas STUART ATKINS 1968