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    1. “There are some at the Kassikan who predate the Instinct,” Jorma told him


    2. What did Kulai know of his involvement with Tdeshi other than what Ava had told him? “There are some at the Kassikan who predate the Instinct,” Jorma said, trying to continue the polite conversation while he wondered what Ava had told him


    3. It appears that Genesis, its first book, largely came from older literary or oral history sources that appear to predate the Hebrew understanding by centuries, if not ages


    4. ” Authors David Horowitz and Richard Poe of the David Horowitz Freedom Center point out that Islamic terror and its mantra “Death to America” predate Mr


    5. They include enumerations of Lykanthros, firbolgs and beholders that ran astray from the regimented Forces of Tiamat and yet predate my outlying farms and trade houses


    6. An acre of sweaty, smelly bodies push, pull, and press various shaped lumps of steel or mechanical contraptions whose designs even predate the domes


    7. Gnostic principles predate Christianity by thousands of years


    8. others, they can see the commonalities of all life, but selfishness has been compounded and furthered through the power of ignoble people spreading selfish ideas; some of which predate civilization


    9. They predate the Balance by several thousand years


    10. ) Believers that predate the Korean war

    11. words, they long predate all existing mystery schools and religions, but most importantly all three so-


    12. Sam wondered if incandescence was a heritable trait; if the weird way people in this town treated her didn’t predate her delinquency, her funky new haircut, her tattoo


    13. predate the onset of regular use or result from it


    1. As he was contemplating the hopelessness of those odds, he noticed that the fact that Tdeshi was taken, meant that as he feared, those who predated the Instinct could be free of it and set up deeds like that


    2. The hospital, which predated the surrounding buildings by at least a hundred years, stood out from the turn-of-the-century warehouses and it's once sparkling granite facade was dulled by decades of grime


    3. But while McCarthy was an extremist who ruined hundreds of lives, the Cold War predated his campaign by half a decade


    4. With the fall of Napoleon, the various disparate legal systems that predated the Code were reinstated


    5. Having survived the Holocaust could not have failed to shape his life, although to what extent his personality structure predated the Holocaust can never be determined


    6. Revenue Cutter Service that predated the Coast Guard, was present in the Milwaukee area as early as 1855 and operated North Point Lighthouse


    7. that our species was predated, not just by primates, but perhaps by


    8. moon a snow leopard will be predated by wolves


    9. Others believe that he may have predated the Chinese Confucius by a half century or so


    10. And the practice of placing worldly goods with the bodies of the deceased apparently predated written records

    11. Even Colonialism, which predated modern ideologies, was inclusive and sought to "improve" the Natives" and "bring them to the White Man's level" by assimilating or incorporating them in the culture and society of the colonial power


    12. Paul Simon’s ‘50 Ways to Leave Your Lover’ predated social media, so the lyrics don’t refer to exiting a relationship via SMS, iMessage, BBM, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, or any of the myriad others


    13. How did she tell him that their sign language probably predated any language that was currently used above water? She sighed and rubbed her temples


    14. predated not only the Mississippian culture, but


    15. cave predated the Mississippian culture, and were


    16. But that was predated by everything in a Universe that started the Big Bang and from which everything predating the Big Bang inspired everything the post dated the Big Bang


    17. This symbolism predated ancient Egypt and is clearly embodied by the Sphinx, which is a lion facing the way of the rising sun


    18. predated the Egyptian, Babylonian and later Eurasian empires that struggled to hide the truth about ancient Africa as the source of the wisdom and prophecies used to fabricate their religions and


    19. unlocking the symbolized wisdom that long predated all extant religions and mystery schools


    20. We have explored the real meaning of the cross within the ancient symbologies that long predated

    21. It is therefore undeniable that it remained a mystery to them because it predated all


    22. spirits with The Apocalypse leaves little doubt that The Apocalypse predated the New Testament and


    23. wisdom symbolism that predated the Book of Genesis, giving us a crucial clue to its source


    24. This symbolism predated


    25. predated the Egyptian, Babylonian and later Eurasian empires that struggled to hide the truth about


    26. And he wanted so badly to tell this face what had happened to him—and to ask it, What happened to you? But what if he did? The little kit with its needle and spoon, still vivid against the white of the interrogation room in his mind, seemed tied by invisible threads to all the private pain that predated Mercer, the stuff William didn’t ever talk about, the secretive slipping away he, Mercer, had pretended not to see


    27. It was strange, he’d always thought: this pocket of untenanted land walled in by buildings, as if it predated the rest of the city


    28. (It was larger than a king, and probably predated standard mattress sizing


    29. One area of investigation that predated these concerns has been the


    30. However, this method of deciding which chain to trust works only if a malicious peer cannot create a second ledger, immediately add 10 (or more) blocks to it, and make it seem as though the second ledger predated the first

    31. It could have been shattered in the 1980s by a Russian rocket, or even decades before that in one of the tribal conflicts that predated either of Afghanistan’s most recent invaders


    1. ‘Get used to the idea, Kate – it’s not as though we were going out with each other and you were unfaithful to me – this Andy situation predates us


    2. hundreds of protesters on Sunday to decry the festival, which predates the introduction


    3. I formed an ancient humanoid species that predates human history


    4. It is widely believed that the DDB predates both Mastiffs and


    5. Lab predates Stallman's, disputes this memory


    6. obviously predates any known language by thousands of


    7. The knowledge that a Holy Book or Bible predates the


    8. The reason for that is very simple: self-preservation and self-advancement was common to individuals well before any form of consciousness, which in-turn predates any form of consideration


    9. The Stone predates Islam and Arabic legend says it was a “star” sent


    10. Similarly, the cat predates, the bird builds its nest in the optimum way and in perfect order, the bee builds a solid hive and sucks the nectar of the flowers, and the baby soon moves its lips to suckle the moment it emerges from its mother’s womb

    11. One of the issues that predates everything I have talked about so far


    12. predates the pyramids of Egypt, The Great Wall of China,


    13. It predates the crucifix of Christianity


    14. The swastika, which is a specially stylized cross that infers cyclic rotation, long predates Nazi Germany’s use of it as a


    15. displayed as an “X,” long predates Christianity


    16. advanced and extremely ancient spiritual and philosophical technology that predates all extant


    17. predates both Egyptian and Mesopotamian civilizations


    18. It predates all other books of


    19. clear that it predates the Torah since Moses used it, as did others that followed him


    20. The use of the cross as wisdom symbolism predates

    21. a specially stylized cross that infers cyclic rotation, long predates Nazi Germany’s use of it as a


    22. The cross is an ancient wisdom symbol that predates Christianity by millennia


    23. The Seelie don’t recall a time the king didn’t exist and, despite the court’s matriarchal nature, the king predates the queen and is the most complex and powerful of all the Fae—lacking a single enormous power that makes him the Seelie Queen’s lesser: she alone can use the Song of Making, which can call new matter into being


    24. TCP/IP predates the OSI reference model, but its protocols break down into four layers that can be roughly equated to the seven-layer OSI stack, as shown in Figure 13-1


    25. still not clear, however, whether this predates the drug use, and thus confers a


    1. They wanted to be off predating


    2. Like the wild hog, Florida wild cattle descended from domestic stock gone astray, their history of wildness predating that of the wild pigs


    3. It remains one of the great construction feats of all time, and along with similar Egyptian work, was unparalleled at the time, predating the less impressive Coliseum in Rome by 2500 years


    4. but predating the image of the dead Aragorn in the Lord of the


    5. predating the Big Bang era as I inform the reader how the start took place when the Universe first


    6. Or can they answer another question: What was in place of time at the time predating


    7. But that was predated by everything in a Universe that started the Big Bang and from which everything predating the Big Bang inspired everything the post dated the Big Bang


    8. The story Dad tells of an ancient priesthood, predating Christ, locked in constant struggle with the Necros, battling for control of a sacred item known only to the Keeper


    9. However, some evidence of flat or inverted curves predicting recessions go back to the mid-19th century, predating the Fed’s inception in 1913


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