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He argues that Newton's famous prismatic experiment, what Newton called his experi - mentum crucis, being a single isolated experiment, is unpersuasive, compared to “all the experiments and observation,” and the “many hundreds of trials” he
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I do agree about the wide angle shot of Sheldons “experi-prank”.
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They understand the importance of forming connections and building alliances that result in the healthy exchange of ideas and sharing of experi-ences, vital to our changing workplaces.
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Life is one unified experi ence and experiment; only in our awareness of separation does it appear to be a series of connected and sometimes disconnected experiences separated by periods of sameness or boredom.
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When you hone your skill set and cultivate this synergy in your life, you maximize your experi ence and effectiveness as a legal service provider.
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I wonder what African American story will be the first to offer a similar interactive reading experi ...
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The Ballets Russes 'productions of Scheherazade and The Firebird had just enthralled Parisians, who were experi - encing a craze for all things Slavic.
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I think free will is a choice we make on the basis of experi by Shaun Johnston on Wednesday, Mar 19, 2008 at 1: 48: 00 PM
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Recovering alcoholics tend to experi-ence less euphoria when they drink while taking naltrexone, and their chances of staying in recovery improve.
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This leaves state and federal officials who will implement the new law facing their own critical test: they must grant waivers where appropriate (for experi-mentation and local flexibility) and deny them for laggards just trying to buy some time.
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