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1. He'd reproduced an artifact from his old culture, a culture that had changed beyond his recognition while he lay frozen between the stars

2. It was, for all intents and purposes, a rum runner from the mid 20th century, reproduced using what they could of native technology

3. In her soul, she really believed that she had reproduced because she had copied most of her own neural simulation across

4. But if the quantity of food and clothing which were thus consumed by unproductive, had been distributed among productive hands, they would have reproduced, together with a profit, the full value of their consumption

5. I reproduced this text? Has any relation to me?

6. These quotations were meaningful to me and are reproduced here for your contemplation

7. Though in representing the labour which is employed upon land as the only productive labour, the notions which it inculcates are, perhaps, too narrow and confined ; yet in representing the wealth of nations as consisting, not in the unconsumable riches of money, but in the consumable goods annually reproduced by the labour of the society, and in representing perfect liberty as the only effectual expedient for rendering this annual reproduction the greatest possible, its doctrine seems to be in every respect as just as it is generous and liberal

8. Only my basic notes are reproduced here

9. bugs could be reproduced at any time and can be fixed before the product gets

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11. reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, or stored in a database or retrieval system, without the prior written permission of the publisher

12. The cells that can't be reproduced have to

13. And if something—that is, a quality—cannot be reduced, measured, and reproduced in experiment, then such a quality fails to count as knowledge or truth

14. formation is reproduced or replicated or created at the receiver

15. Finally, in an effort to prove her point, Nemia cast a Reading on herself and reproduced the scene on the tabletop with a miniature Illusion

16. and how the wild animals he brought in had reproduced very well

17. Even such sensations as fatigue will be faithfully reproduced, and those who can finish their semi-final bouts quickly will have the advantage of being less fatigued in the final, exactly as they would in true combat

18. “The arena that I will simulate for you is the world of Kellaran itself, complete in every way, with everyone and everything on it reproduced to the limits of my knowledge and awareness, exactly as it is in reality

19. At L’Anse aux Meadows on the northern coast of Newfoundland Island, a Viking settlement, thought to be the first in North America, has been reproduced as it might have looked when still active, based on the archeological evidence and the known features of ancient Norse dwellings

20. The author had photocopies of several of the sources reproduced at Insty-Prints in Rochester, Minnesota on 11

21. only one place where life can be reproduced and gestated

22. science and wisdom, and allow that is reproduced and dialectically

23. Linda’s ordeal is reproduced in one form or another hundreds of thousands of

24. describe how the same process can be reproduced within a human being and

25. ily” reproduced and combined ’ einstein was able to manipulate these mental

26. 4-1) are reproduced here

27. barn and the reproduced front-room wallpaper

28. I reached for one of my recently acquired reproduced copies of antique Royal

29. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic, mechanical, audio, visual or otherwise, without prior permission of the copyright owner

30. So, in terms of evolution by natural selection, how could this have happened? One possibility is that female yucca moths that laid eggs inside flowers that they pollinated produced more offspring that survived and also reproduced

31. in him is accurately reproduced in it by sympathetic vibration, and thus by a

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34. Each scale stood out as distinctly as in real life, and the iridescent colors were vividly reproduced

35. This dais stood in a great, dim room whose walls were hung with dusky tapestries across which crawled dragons reproduced with repellent realism

36. Until that time cells, reproduced by splitting into two, each of the new sisters being exact clones of the original

37. And their sons and daughters have reproduced by this time only two children

38. No part of this book my be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means,

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40. Having reproduced, the Oikumi regenerated itself using some of the energy from the souls, and soon more Oikumies started to appear to collect more souls

41. But the strangest thing of all he told her was about how the ancestors reproduced

42. They reproduced and grew up so fast that there was barely time to sell the tickets for the raffle

43. She says that those Warriors must have developed the ability to reproduced amongst themselves, and have maintained a small population out here all this time

44. Be assured that all this will be reproduced and disseminated quickly via the history department of the Science Council

45. As the birds reproduced Amaranta Úrsula would release them in pairs, and no sooner did they feel themselves free than they fled the town

46. reproduced like roaches, they would've conquered this entire

47. God, I wondered how Londoners reproduced

48. reproduced over and over, even on the cover of a seminal history textbook

49. These dreams featured apathetic students, a mayor on the march, and sorcerer’s apprentice newspapers, which reproduced every time he tore one in half

50. Bhagwat then related a story he would later amplify while releasing a book on Advani’s blogs in Delhi (which was reproduced in the Indian Express)

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52. Such a thing was rare among the volkaanes, and because they reproduced so seldom, losing even one child was a major loss

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54. generation since then; for here we are__the procreatively reproduced grandchildrennth 128

55. It also reproduced itself

56. the process be reproduced and proven as a scientific fact?

57. ' That is: a process is observed, tested and reproduced

58. FuckMoney has reproduced itself to exhaustion

59. The hypothesis of a flood causing the Grand Canyon was reproduced from the

60. It is extraordinary to see how the internal monsters we encountered during intrauterine life are perfectly reproduced in intracosmic life

61. It is never by chance when we find that what is invisible in our inner world is reproduced outside ourselves

62. Papa's book is charming, and the charm can only be reproduced by going repeatedly wholly off the lines

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66. Breeding / Mating / Reproduction : They have reproduced in the home aquarium

67. not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or

68. Comments would be carefully noted and analysed and councillors could count on being hounded constantly, their every word reproduced faithfully in dozens of newspapers, on radio and television

69. His every word would be faithfully reproduced in the media and dissected by analysts and commentators for days

70. notification is reproduced at Annexe - IV of this circular

71. However, there is a problem of reproduction of high-frequency Knowledge in the Self-Consciousness of an underdeveloped “personality”: although every part of its NUU-VVU-Configuration contains absolutely all holographous Information about the whole Universe, in reality, during all attempts to reproduce it using increasingly lower-frequency wave dynamics of the Self-Consciousness of any Form, in proportion to the degree of a decrease of the initial frequency, there is distortion (inertial deformation) of the quality of Information initially recorded in the temporal ethereal constituent (within the range from the 2nd-3rd dimensions to the 8th-9th dimensions), while at the lowest frequency range, any Information of more than several bits cannot be authentically reproduced at all

72. You, together with all other “people”, are self-conscious creative Elements of the collective Consciousness of this “humankind”, in the Sphere of Creative Activity of Which all these events are re-created or sequentially reproduced according to initial scenarios of development

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76. Care was taken with the original now brittle documents and manuals which were all carefully reproduced

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79. man, and my blood cannot be reproduced in a lab

80. were reproduced many times with added interpretations (interpolations) over the subsequent

81. For one they may need the technology reproduced again and secondly, the child may make another breakthrough that they may have use for

82. The drawing reproduced on page 90 [Transcribers Note: Plate XVIII] has been made to illustrate the method of procedure it is advisable to adopt in training the eye to accurate observation

83. Pen and ink is more often used for elaborate pictorial effects in illustration work, owing to the ease with which it can be reproduced and printed; and it is

84. Study the splendid drawing by Puvis de Chavannes reproduced on page 104 [Transcribers Note: Plate XXII]

85. (This does not show so well in the illustration here reproduced as in the original print

86. The rich modelling and swinging lines of the "Bacchus and Ariadne" of Titian in the National Gallery, here reproduced, page 154 [Transcribers Note: Plate XXXIV], would be too gross, were it not for the steadying influence of the horizontal lines in the sky and the vertical lines of the tree-trunks

87. This power of the right angle is well exemplified in Watts' "Love and Death," here reproduced, page 158 [Transcribers Note: Plate XXXV]

88. A good instance of vertical, horizontal, and diagonal lines to unite a picture is Velazquez's "The Surrender of Breda," here reproduced

89. Two good instances of this arrangement are Botticelli's "Birth of Venus" and the "Rape of Europa," by Paolo Veronese, reproduced on pages 166 [Transcribers Note: Diagram XV, Plate XXXVII] and 168 [Transcribers Note: Diagram XVI, Plate XXXVIII]

90. Two examples of his pictures are reproduced here, and illustrate his use of this form of movement in the lines and masses of his compositions

91. 148 [Transcribers Note: Plate XXXII], reproduced here, is also a good example

92. In the picture by Paolo Uccello in the National Gallery, reproduced on page 170 [Transcribers Note: Plate XXXIX], a milder edition of this effect is seen

93. In the figure with the white tunic from Velazquez's "Surrender of Breda," here reproduced, note the wonderful variety on the edges of the white masses of the coat and the horse's nose, and also that the sharpest accents are reserved for such non-essentials as the bows on the tunic and the loose hair on the horse's forehead