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- adjective Not
gapped
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Examples
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To the thing which does not enjoy Magnitude in the sense of having mass-extension in its own substance and parts, the only possibility is that it present some partial semblance of Magnitude, such as being continuous, not here and there and everywhere, that its parts be related within it and ungapped.
The Six Enneads. Plotinus 1952
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I won't shut any doors, or mouths either, but be a selfmade-mirror, to see what shape that the world is in, ungapped and toothless, yet still scared and sacred.
unknown title 2009
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I won't shut any doors, or mouths either, but be a selfmade-mirror, to see what shape that the world is in, ungapped and toothless, yet still scared and sacred.
unknown title 2009
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The ungapped core would saturate at a field intensity of H
unknown title 2009
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I won't shut any doors, or mouths either, but be a selfmade-mirror, to see what shape that the world is in, ungapped and toothless, yet still scared and sacred.
unknown title 2009
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The ungapped core would saturate at a field intensity of H
unknown title 2009
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The ungapped core would saturate at a field intensity of H
unknown title 2009
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I won't shut any doors, or mouths either, but be a selfmade-mirror, to see what shape that the world is in, ungapped and toothless, yet still scared and sacred.
unknown title 2009
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I won't shut any doors, or mouths either, but be a selfmade-mirror, to see what shape that the world is in, ungapped and toothless, yet still scared and sacred.
unknown title 2009
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