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Only those who actually have participated in signif - icant events were eligible.
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Global warming, extreme temperature changes on Earth, but also ice cap melting on Mars in last years, signif. temperature changes on other planets, their moons-Neptune's Triton, doubled tickness of its atmosphere, rising temperature,…
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Together, they leaped off the last ledge and landed si'multaneously on a lava bridge that spanned a signif-icant cleft in the rocks.
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Prof. MARSZALEK: I don't think it had much impact because Jackson was -- was elected rather -- rather signif -- with a significant vote.
The Petticoat Affair: Manners, Mutiny and Sex in Andrew Jackson's White House
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Even more signif-icant, drifting several feet away from the slab was a boat that was the twin of their own.
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Only those who actually have participated in signif - icant events were eligible.
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The boy interpreted their signif-icance with a heavy sense of sorrow.
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The emission pattern had, as the jargon went, signif - | icant nonrandom elements; Patterns would rise out of the galactic background radio noise and then, before the sequence of amplitude modulations could form a coherent pattern, the dim electromagnetic tremor faded.
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Such, too, appears to be the teaching of Pope John XXII in a well-known passage dealing with this subject (Extravag., tit. xiv, De verborum signif., c. v, Quia quorundam).
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He won't get any signif playing time with Torts, so what is the point of keeping him?
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