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He also committed the mistake of generally imitating Sophocles, the untransplantable child of Athens, instead of Euripides, to whom he could do better justice, as the success of his Euripidean plays prove.
The History of Roman Literature From the earliest period to the death of Marcus Aurelius Charles Thomas Cruttwell 1879
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In Windows, your data is scattered everywhere and since Vista, is basically untransplantable (USMT is useless) unless you were wise enough to have a backup.
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Similarly, he points out that the drugs administered by lethal injection are designed to destroy the vital organs one-by-one and that the gas chamber and electric chair also render most organs untransplantable.
Telegraph Blogs 2009
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"But Frank himself was making the point that the cancer was getting to the point where the tumor would become too large and he would become untransplantable.
ajc.com - News 2009
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"But Frank himself was making the point that the cancer was getting to the point where the tumor would become too large and he would become untransplantable.
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