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Let me, at least, ask (and I unaffectedly hesitated) arnonth, Sir from this day And that you will acknowledge yourself not per-versely or weakly treated.

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Some did have worms in their droppings, and these gave Stile a per - versely good feeling.

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Some did have worms in their droppings, and these gave Stile a per - versely good feeling.

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The fact that an object can have many names (polynomy) and, con - versely, that the same name can be applied to several objects (homonymy) produced a confusion of names.

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Strasburger's error, the conception of the transverse division of the chromosomes, offered a seri - ous block to recognition that the elements of heredity might be linearly arranged within the chromosomes; for of course, if a chromosome really divided trans - versely, either its two parts would be genetically different, or else each chromosome could contain only

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Con - versely, if one starts out with an S2, say with an ideally smoothed-out surface of our earth, and removes one point, say the North Pole, then the remaining surface can be “spread out” topologically onto the E2.

INFINITY SALOMON BOCHNER 1968

C o n - versely, if the first shape is too small, students find that they must i n c l u d e m u c h that is of no interest to them in order to \ "fill out\" the format.

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Hence, if the density of the medium vary in - versely as the distance, the body may describe the lo - garithmic spiral, whatever be the value of n; agreeable to what Sir I. Newton has proved in his Principia,

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Acrimonious, impatient, overbearing, so far from wishing to conciliate, (I speak of his public deportment,) he made use of language so revolting, so per - versely unrestricted, that he often disobliged, nay made enemies even of those who acted in concert with him.

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- versely absurd 'tis to sound this name _Cowper_,

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