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1. Put it into the success equation

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2. Remember the success equation; action, plus belief, plus

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3. I’m unhappily married to a freeloading spider who just squats around the web doing nothing but waste his precious energy and cost me precious sleep

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4. Usually a sentence or equation would start on a white board written in black marker

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5. The equation of life dictates that harmony be balanced by evolution or growth

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6. Though they were less than a thousand miles from the equator, snow lingered deep into Morningday on the dense forest of shaftwood that coated the hills miles above

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7. That was about as close as it approached while sitting on the ground a few miles from the equator

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8. He was built to solve mathematical equations and predict the outcome of certain events

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9. This heat is most concentrated around the equator where the sunlight is greatest

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10. He squatted down next to the young man so as not to be overheard

11. It is not adequate to motivate ourselves positively, when we are positive, no psyching is necessary

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12. It was a typical small town Garda station; a low squat building with a couple of aged squad cars parked badly outside

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13. equation, but he liked her balls

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14. Except, of course, for the unbending equation, for the balancing highs and

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15. balancing factor in the equation was Smith

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16. grinding pain that the equation must have balance

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17. Danton stood in the middle of the room and looked down at the squat figure by the

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18. I squatted on a thin mattress on the floor of a small, underground room

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19. When the door to my cell opened and he squatted down in front of me I had assumed that he was as nonchalant about all of this as he looked

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20. He squatted with his back against the far corridor wall and watched me through the open door

21. Qualifications, definitions, and duties of elders have been adequately discussed in another chapter of this book

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22. I squatted down, still brushing like mad, wild eyed and humming loudly

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23. The chain fixed to my wrist was a problem, but I found that I could do basic press-ups and squats

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24. Menachem introduced me to a world of shabby-chic fitness, and we competed with each other in impossible contests; press-ups and squat-thrusts, star-jumps, stomach crunches, and bicep lifts

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25. Leaning up on my elbow I looked down at Menachem’s swollen face and saw in those bruises a love that can never be adequately expressed in words

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26. It then goes from that point into how our idea of faith is inadequate

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27. Psalm 63 gives reference that Jesus’ wings are the very wings of God – thus equating Him with God

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28. He goes one step further than equating Jesus with a deliverer

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29. How many times have I heard this passage references, or read this passage in the Bible? How many times have I heard someone say that Jesus’ death on the cross delivers us from sin? How many times have I heard it equated that Jesus is the Messiah because He sacrificed Himself for our sakes? All of these statements, as true as they might be, were shallow clichés that missed entirely the point

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30. All of this is equated as him being a man who has the spirit of the gods

31. It is a commonly held belief that where there is light there must be darkness, that forces of life are matched by those of death and that in all things there is a balanced equation of equals and opposites

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32. It has become more than a cook's court now, it is where the top aquatic food chefs compete at large elaborate counters with flaring flames and loud sizzling

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33. Except, of course, for the unbending equation, for the balancing highs and lows in the song of Smith’s stars

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34. There had to be the absolute cold that allowed Smith to feel the warmth, and the inevitable balancing factor in the equation was Smith

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35. Danton stood in the middle of the room and looked down at the squat figure by the wall, finding it extremely hard to deal with the situation

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36. Uganda is a prime spot for space exploration due to its position on the equator

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37. We could build on Idi Amins efforts by having training centers for Afronauts and setting up launch pads along the equator where space craft can take off

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38. That took them out of the equation … the two men had gone on towards the pedestrian subway … okay

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39. "The math would have to be the same on both planets," Luray said, "Even though I wouldn't presume to recognize an equation that could describe a stargate, I know the same ones have to hold true at each star, except for the local constants

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40. "I'm amazed to know that you understand what the word stargate means and that there would be strong equations involved in their construction

41. He slashed thru that with an eraser, shifted the equator and had the eye revolve with the bundle on the axis

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42. This is an indication that the linings of the joints in your neck are inadequately lubricated and that there is an accumulation of calcium deposits there

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43. ‘But the reins control the geyenghant quite adequately

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44. The substances of which gallstones are made are produced when the body is unable to cope adequately with the amount of fat consumed

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45. Squatting behind the bush, I realise that Berndt’s advice was probably extremely sensible

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46. Normal doesn't have to be boring and nice does not have to equate with un-fun! That's the

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47. men, dark green is a color that is equated with masculinity and wealth

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48. I squatted on the pillion and couldn't get any wetter, so I relaxed into the rain like you relax into the sea, and right away felt much better, calmer

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49. He explained that, although new to them all, it was clearly a hybrid from the equatorial regions, a masterful admixture of the new world and the old ways of the English garden

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50. On his head played theorems and equations, numbers and symbols, representing the sciences

51. No equations here, so can

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52. Ava traced those equations in the logic

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53. It was the parallel nature of those loops that allowed them to mimic a condensate in some way that Darryl's equations understood, but none of the rest of them did

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54. Aquatic plants need a steady supply of oxygen to keep them alive and thriving

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55. He squatted there, trembling from the tip of his jet-

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56. equation, it would look like this:

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57. As she squatted down awkwardly with her head in

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58. time to quit the equation

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59. The value of honesty may be equated to what needs to be hidden

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60. The guys in here regularly hear my moans about being inadequate

61. "Oh they can believe the computing medium and the capacity, they will have a problem equating it with classical Scripture

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62. Equate the amount of shade with the

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63. equatorial regions, a masterful admixture of the new world and the

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64. to focus on is a big factor in the happiness equation

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65. On his head played theorems and equations, numbers and

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66. The boy looks at him, then grinning with what I am now realising is the family expression, dashes over to his uncle, who squats down to his level

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67. “And this is the strangest result,” he said, “the equations seem to make it possible to solve for the total number of fifth order condensate quasi bosons

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68. “I don’t know,” Darryl said, “the equations have two solutions

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69. She is too thin to be healthy, a sign of the times, of squats, drugs and the occasional meal

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70. He feels inadequate

71. To one side, they could see a squat tower of grey-

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72. You weren’t interested in much but hose clamps and gas equations that last year

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73. The process of getting tanked is being demonstrated more than adequately by a mixed group a few paces away

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74. There was an equation in big numbers and a double box

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75. Sheila was squatting on her haunches as close as she could get to where Mickey and Kev were digging, muttering something to Mickey

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76. Instead the institution that profited most from invention in all of modern times seemed to be the most antiquated

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77. I am indeed surprised by your ignorance of the presence in your own community of an internationally renowned rod-maker, and not fifty paces from this very spot! Might I direct you just down the boardwalk to the Mercantile? There you will find not this sad pole's equal, but its lord and master!” The Sportsman exclaimed; then added, “I'm sure the tackle you sell is adequate for the leisure fishing interests of the tourists or stray visitor who might of caprice decide to 'go fish a bit, since there's a lake here and all,' but do not impugn the truly exquisite work of master craftsmen by putting these on offer for anything but what they are

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78. adequately, the Major had quite a repertoire of sharp comments and

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79. further along the coast, until the squat tower of the semaphore station

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80. Then he placed each girl at opposite corners of the deck, and like Harry's 'frog work' in the gardens, they squatted and made large circular patterns with the blocks over the deck's surface

81. Now they were supposed to use the squat position from the sanding chore, but with a heavy towel grasped in both hands in front of them

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82. With their feet just wider than shoulder width apart, they raised the lever poles of the diggers, straightening their arms above their heads and in a single motion: both lowered their hands and with straight backs, lowered themselves by dropping into a very controlled near squat, almost a horse stance

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83. They were to lower and raise the materials using almost their legs alone, essentially more squatting and horse-stance exercise

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84. The second person is short and squat, balding, with a neck built for breaking noses

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85. Thoroughly pissed off, he shucked off his back pack and squatted down on it to wait for sunrise

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86. It was a smallish town; a newish housing estate became a huddle of older dwellings and then two streets with shops, a squat church complete with graveyard and the all important bus station

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87. adequate provisions, since the failed Ambush at

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88. Buttworst drew equations on the board

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89. the chalk and went through the equation without hesitation, circled the answer at

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90. He squatted next to Harry and began laying the rest of the floor with him side by side

91. The rest might have been taken over by squatters with no recognized title

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92. He shifts so that he is squatting down by Ted's side

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93. All she could talk about was the rough squatter’s camp in the abandoned parking garage where she had been a child

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94. Buttworst wrote an equation on the board, something that had more

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95. The equal sign in an equation is no more than a

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96. These equations though had square roots in ’em

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97. He has balanced both sides of the equation, and the result is, like statistics, weighted in favour of the statistician

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98. He stops walking forwards a metre away from the short, squat Scottish gangster and slowly moves his hands behind his back, as if he is about to stand at ease

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99. “I was adequate to the challenges set forth

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100. smoky from the inadequate ventilation, and his head swam