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To sum up the case for honey and the case against sugar I would say this
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It is clear that any short piece cannot ‘sum up’ Carl Jung given the amount of written work he produced during his life time and then the amount of books and articles written about him
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In order to satisfy ourselves upon this point, it will not be necessary to enter into any tedious or doubtful calculation of what may be the lowest sum upon winch it is possible to do this
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It seemed to sum up the eccentric
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There is a Hindi saying that seems to sum up the spirit of nonattachment: “Keep the heart in God and the head in the world
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Hard to sum up the last twenty-five years, Bru realized
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This cannot be shown in a sum upon the blackboard,
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“Before I sum up, there is one more section that I would like to read,” said
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Verse 18 and 19, Paul starts to sum up this presentation; the word “consequently” in some
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words of woe couldn’t sum up the feelings that now plagued Derek
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“Way to go sum up the most interesting two weeks of my life
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which we can sum up as 'what we know and can rely on'
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It had all happened so rapidly that he hadn’t had time to sum up his unique acquaintance and unusual success
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Each man graded his copy of the checklist, and together they totaled and averaged their scores to sum up a collective "No
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11 For this purpose did the Son of God come in the flesh that he might sum up and finish the sin of them who persecuted his prophets unto death;
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If I sum up what I have heard from clients who have bought, this is what they told me:
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He was very pensive on meeting her that evening and drank a few pints trying to sum up the courage to tell her, wondering how she would take it
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To sum up, here are just a few medical conditions in which drinking green tea is reputed to be helpful:
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we should sum up the final points, which
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Professor Schmidt, could you sum up for our viewers what we have seen taking place so far?”
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It had to sum up the book and tell why
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To sum up Mark writes Have truth (salt) in yourselves and have peace one with another
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In three words, I can sum up everything I've learned about life: It goes on
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amount of calculation can sum up the stimulation derived from my
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To sum up, remember the simple ROSES rule that covers the
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If you could sum up the three most important things that you should be seeking after in this life, I think you could sum it up in these three types of pursuits:
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Michael tried to sum up the situation in his
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‘But working women come on a different platter altogether, don’t they?’ he seemed to sum up the essence of philandering
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To sum up, mental thought provides descriptions by which we can communicate to others our personal experience
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To sum up the concept of Hatha, Kundlini and different Chakras is all aimed at turning the devotee
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Kevin could pretty much sum up the entire room in one word: books
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If you think about it, we could sum up the 2 reasons they consistently followed an effective weight loss program as follows…
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To sum up this section, an Effective Weight Loss Approach will…
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will simply sum up human actions
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So, to sum up the ideas of antiChrist, be it known that ANYTHING,
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They really did sum up his own convictions
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" Or had it begun with the great empire-builder Cecil Rhodes, whose motto was, "Africa for the whites?" How could he sum up the history of his people in a sentence? He thought of a way
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It seemed to sum up the place
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Sum up all the evidence and come to your own conclusions – Ffind a closing statement that is based on the evidence, a summing-up statement that is realistic, rational and balanced
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I doubt if there are many cities in the world which can sum up the philosophy of the local population so precisely and succintly
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It is very proper to sum up our prayers in that form of prayer which Christ taught His disciples
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Romans 9:11-15 Although I do not add up, all I can sum up is that God seeks the worst of us to call the best of you
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Made him sum up Alexander’s claim to immoral fame too succinctly…
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Winston Churchill was addressing the graduating class in a well-known public school, when one of the pupils asked him to sum up his fantastic success
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To sum up, academic drawing is all that can be really taught, and is as necessary to the painter as the practising of exercises is to the musician, that his powers of observation and execution may be trained
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To sum up, there are two aspects of a subject, the one luxuriating in the sensuous pleasure of it, with all of spiritual significance it may consciously or unconsciously convey, and the other concerned with the lines, tones, shapes, &c
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And we can sum up the N
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Thus the three major rays sum up in themselves the process of creation, of energising, through the urge of the divine will; and the work of the four minor rays (as they are called, though with no idea of there being lesser or greater) is to elaborate or differentiate the qualities of the life, and so produce the infinite multiplicity of forms which will enable the life to assume its many points of focus and express—through the process of evolutionary manifestation—its diverse characteristics
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Let's sum up a little in our reasoning and thinking about this extremely interesting Law of the Universe
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In short, to sum up all in a few words, or in a single one, I may tell you I am Don Quixote of La Mancha, otherwise called 'The Knight of the Rueful Countenance;' for though self-praise is degrading, I must perforce sound my own sometimes, that is to say, when there is no one at hand to do it for me
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To sum up, there is Don Gregorio in woman's dress, among women, in imminent danger of his life; and here am I, with hands bound, in expectation, or rather in dread, of losing my life, of which I am already weary
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to speak of clothing and nourishment, he has already spent that sum upon her
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Let us then sum up in a word, I said, the character of the worst man: he is the waking reality of what we dreamed
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“Four short words sum up what has lifted most successful individuals above the crowd: a little bit more
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I insensibly fall into a general mention of these journeys as numerous, because it was at once settled that I should return every alternate day at noon for these purposes, and because I am now going to sum up a period of at least eight or ten months
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What then? You are not trying her for the murder of her child; why don't you? As to this case, if you will have scratches, we say that, for anything we know, you may have accounted for them, assuming for the sake of argument that you have not invented them?" To sum up, sir," said Wemmick, "Mr
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To sum up the matter, it grew to be a widely diffused opinion, that the Reverend Arthur Dimmesdale, like many other personages of especial sanctity, in all ages of the Christian world, was haunted either by Satan himself, or Satan's emissary, in the guise of old Roger Chillingworth
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The situation and plan were a lot more complicated than I can sum up
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While Chris certainly deserved such an honor, we worried about how to adequately sum up what he meant to people
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The situation and plan were a lot more complicated than I can sum up
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Turovtsin—good, simple man—felt unmistakably a fish out of water, and the smile with which his thick lips greeted Stepan Arkadyevitch said, as plainly as words: ‘Well, old boy, you have popped me down in a learned set! A drinking party now, or the Chateau des Fleurs, would be more in my line!’ The old prince sat in silence, his bright little eyes watching Karenin from one side, and Stepan Arkadyevitch saw that he had already formed a phrase to sum up that politician of whom guests were invited to partake as though he were a sturgeon
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expression for all the artist had gained from life, recurred particularly often in their talk, as though it were necessary for them to sum up what they had no conception of, though they wanted to talk of it
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To sum up the matter: Most market movements have always followed the Standard Time Spans: short, mean, long, extended
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After you sum up the numbers for the Trade Apgar, answer this key question in writing: Is this an A-trade? If the total score is below 7, drop this stock and look for another trade
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That seemed to sum up both their trainings
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These should say what the company does and sum up significant highlights of the year just completed, possibly with some comments on the performance and how the figures should be interpreted
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Have you read a more perfect summary of the proper disposition that every trader should have? Next play! Krzyzewski’s two words are simple, obvious, and stunningly perfect because they beautifully sum up the proper frame of mind that every trader needs to have
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To sum up this discussion of qualitative and quantitative factors, we may express the dictum that the analyst’s conclusions must always rest upon the figures and upon established tests and standards
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That was the single word that seemed to sum up Caitlin Dillon best
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If you wanted to sum up the difference between the twentieth century and all its predecessors, you’d have to look at science and technology
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To sum up, in conclusion, that which can be summed up and translated into positive results in all that we have just pointed out, we will confine ourselves to the statement that, in the course of nineteen years, Jean Valjean, the inoffensive tree-pruner of Faverolles, the formidable convict of Toulon, had become capable, thanks to the manner in which the galleys had moulded him, of two sorts of evil action: firstly, of evil action which was rapid, unpremeditated, dashing, entirely instinctive, in the nature of reprisals for the evil which he had undergone; secondly, of evil action which was serious, grave, consciously
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sum up the arguments
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" To sum up, he was venerable in spite of all this
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The hour when history speaks with its free and venerable accent, has not yet sounded for him; the moment has not come to pronounce a definite judgment on this king; the austere and illustrious historian Louis Blanc has himself recently softened his first verdict; Louis Philippe was elected by those two almosts which are called the 221 and 1830, that is to say, by a half-Parliament, and a half-revolution; and in any case, from the superior point of view where philosophy must place itself, we cannot judge him here, as the reader has seen above, except with certain reservations in the name of the absolute democratic principle; in the eyes of the absolute, outside these two rights, the right of man in the first place, the right of the people in the second, all is usurpation; but what we can say, even at the present day, that after making these reserves is, that to sum up the whole, and in whatever manner he is considered, Louis Philippe, taken in himself, and from the point of view of human goodness, will remain, to use the
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For example, combining “expected profit on the basis of lognormal distribution” and “expected profit on the basis of empirical distribution,” it is natural to sum up these criteria
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To sum up, watching directors’ dealings is something every investor should do
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This is a good point at which to sum up what will make me put a share on a to-buy shortlist:
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To sum up, as far as the extreme intricacy of the subject permits, the circumstances favourable and unfavourable for the production of new species through natural selection
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To sum up, I believe that species come to be tolerably well-defined objects, and do not at any one period present an inextricable chaos of varying and intermediate links: first, because new varieties are very slowly formed, for variation is a slow process, and natural selection can do nothing until favourable individual differences or variations occur, and until a place in the natural polity of the country can be better filled by some modification of some one or more of its inhabitants
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It may be worth while to sum up the foregoing remarks on the causes of the imperfection of the geological record under an imaginary illustration
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But in the detail which he gave you of them he could not sum up the hours and months of misery which I endured wasting in impotent passions
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The convicts sum up a man instinctively
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To sum up, the new school has removed certain disadvantages, of which the chief are the superfluous addition to the consonants and the memorizing of definitions, and in this it is superior to the old method, and in reading and writing sometimes gives better results; but, on the other hand, it has introduced new defects, which are that the contents of the reading are most senseless and that arithmetic is no longer taught as a study