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- verb Present participle of
discover .
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Examples
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Or you may decide that an excess of humility led him to downplay or omit his own seminal role in "discovering" electricity.
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Or you may decide that an excess of humility led him to downplay or omit his own seminal role in "discovering" electricity.
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Or you may decide that an excess of humility led him to downplay or omit his own seminal role in "discovering" electricity.
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I'm interested in discovering unique products, remedies and people of the world.
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What we're discovering is that as we try to broaden our online audience beyond a subculture that writes and reads by its own set of rules, the new readers expect us to adhere to the same ethical and professional code as we do in print, he said.
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It's an expression of discovering the essence of taste.
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After days and nights of incredible labour and fatigue, I succeeded in discovering the cause of generation and life; nay, more, I became myself capable of bestowing animation upon lifeless matter.
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"Why Evolution is True" by Jerry A. Coyne (a new book -- quite readable -- the facts supporting evolution) and "Darwin -- discovering the Tree of Life" by Niles Eldredge (the book written for the exhibit on Darwin that has traveled around the world and in now in England -- only available here in hard cover).
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If you ever wondered how to write 'what you don't know' or are interested in discovering your full, creative potential, you will learn a great deal from this interview.
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However, I like to think of it as your 6 minute investment in discovering you do not care for my work.
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