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Zach knew it, my father knew it—even my mother, who never allowed an elated thought to pass through her brain undissected, thought it might be possible.
The Dark Side of Innocence Terri Cheney 2011
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Zach knew it, my father knew it—even my mother, who never allowed an elated thought to pass through her brain undissected, thought it might be possible.
The Dark Side of Innocence Terri Cheney 2011
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Geologically, the surficial composition of these flat areas may be undissected Triassic or Permian red beds, or (in western portions) the Ogallala caprock that is found on the Llano Estacado (25i) to the west.
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It is precisely the colouring, the atmosphere, the unclassifiable individual details of a story, and above all the general purport that informs with life the undissected bones of the plot, that really count.
Archive 2007-05-01 2007
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It is precisely the colouring, the atmosphere, the unclassifiable individual details of a story, and above all the general purport that informs with life the undissected bones of the plot, that really count.
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Runoff is rapid, except from undissected terrace surfaces which have vernal pools on them.
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Springs are rather uncommon because the comparatively flat and undissected relief offers little means for the ground water to flow to the surface (Petro and others, 1956).
Ecoregions of Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia (EPA) 2008
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Back when I was a kid, while Einstein's brain was still floating in a jar undissected, and you could only look at the outside of it, my fourth grade teacher explained that Einstein's brain was extra-wrinkled, which shows that every time you learn something new, you get a new wrinkle in your brain.
Archive 2005-06-26 Steve Sailer 2005
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Back when I was a kid, while Einstein's brain was still floating in a jar undissected, and you could only look at the outside of it, my fourth grade teacher explained that Einstein's brain was extra-wrinkled, which shows that every time you learn something new, you get a new wrinkle in your brain.
Archive 2005-06-12 Steve Sailer 2005
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Back when I was a kid, while Einstein's brain was still floating in a jar undissected, and you could only look at the outside of it, my fourth grade teacher explained that Einstein's brain was extra-wrinkled, which shows that every time you learn something new, you get a new wrinkle in your brain.
They Saved Einstein's Brain! Steve Sailer 2005
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