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- adverb In a way of or pertaining to
cells .
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Examples
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This narrative truly is the story of one's life and how it has been psychologically, environmentally, and cellularly shaped.
Kelley Harrell: Shamanism: Religion or Neurology? Kelley Harrell 2011
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This narrative truly is the story of one's life and how it has been psychologically, environmentally, and cellularly shaped.
Kelley Harrell: Shamanism: Religion or Neurology? Kelley Harrell 2011
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In short, the ancient adage of "Do Unto Others as you would have them do Unto Thee" may well become the prominent theme of the upcoming two years, and then hopefully cellularly embedded in our consciousness forward.
Mitchell J. Rabin: A Call to Consciousness Louder Than Ever Before 2012 Mitchell J. Rabin 2011
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In short, the ancient adage of "Do Unto Others as you would have them do Unto Thee" may well become the prominent theme of the upcoming two years, and then hopefully cellularly embedded in our consciousness forward.
Mitchell J. Rabin: A Call to Consciousness Louder Than Ever Before 2012 Mitchell J. Rabin 2011
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This narrative truly is the story of one's life and how it has been psychologically, environmentally, and cellularly shaped.
Kelley Harrell: Shamanism: Religion or Neurology? Kelley Harrell 2011
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This narrative truly is the story of one's life and how it has been psychologically, environmentally, and cellularly shaped.
Kelley Harrell: Shamanism: Religion or Neurology? Kelley Harrell 2011
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This narrative truly is the story of one's life and how it has been psychologically, environmentally, and cellularly shaped.
Kelley Harrell: Shamanism: Religion or Neurology? Kelley Harrell 2011
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Because I thought cellularly then my recovery was focused on the cells rather than me as a human or woman.
Exclusive Interview with Jill Bolte Taylor, author of "My Stroke of Insight" 2009
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Twenty years of research reveals that to put your attention in your heart for a few breaths generates a coherent heart pattern, experienced within yourself as a healthy calm that inspires others nearby -- cellularly -- to slow down.
Elena Brower: Art of Attention: Can Toxic Encounters Be Nourishing? 2009
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The reason you can't be physically, cellularly changed is it did not come through you.
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