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That would be the next refinement, the boat needs to get much thinner to deal with the city
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Annie was amazed to find herself in a most elegantly appointed salon, stuffed full of finely embroidered soft furnishings and antiques of obvious quality and refinement
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Balanced refinement is often
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The position of apprentice it seemed was more a proving ground for an individual's dedication and perseverance, than a refinement of talents and skills
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In a later refinement, he created man
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The refinement process has removed the parts of the wheat kernel that provided fiber,
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At other times, manufactures for distant sale grow up naturally, and as it were of their own accord, by the gradual refinement of those household and coarser manufactures which must at all times be carried on even in the poorest and rudest countries
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Quintus, who had been sitting by admiring the Praefect in all of his quiet, contemplative refinement, found his turn to once more interrupt the musings
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Though posterior in their establishment, yet all the arts of refinement, philosophy, poetry, and eloquence, seem to have been cultivated as early, and to have been improved as highly in them as in any part of the mother country The schools of the two oldest Greek philosophers, those of Thales and Pythagoras, were established, it is remarkable, not in ancient Greece, but the one in an Asiatic, the other in an Italian colony
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In the progress of refinement, when philosophy and rhetoric came into fashion, the better sort of people used to send their children to the schools of philosophers and rhetoricians, in order to be instructed in these fashionable sciences
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After all, it is only a refinement on the engramatic reading process
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Neither are polite manners nor social refinement nor moral righteousness (Egads!) readily perceptible to individuals possessing limited insight into the essential Nature of Things
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The Day of Refinement is here!
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Had I been a Jew, (referring to Barry Stanton) I should have felt ―naked, mortified and outraged‖ over the insensitive comments made by an individual lacking cultural refinement
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then I say this is not constructive criticism, or refinement
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Where there is refinement
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She was a vivacious young lady of great refinement
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His speaking denoted the refinement of long study hours, good for the expansion of the culture, for social conventions or for some other motives that were not coming to the case
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boisterousness, the moment that it ceases to be perfect in its refinement, we
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beautifully, for that leads to refinement inwardly as well as outwardly
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The importance of accuracy and refinement in speech
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perfect state of health, orderly functioning and refinement, so as to enable the ego using it to attain as much as is possible for him in the present incarnation
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means of shearing one of al semblance of culture and refinement?
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Vladimir and Stephanie Remington Schultz collaborated on the development and refinement of those recipes
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We are looking at the most significant technological advance in the history of space warfare since the refinement of the short hyper jump
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intelligence, of refinement, of grace and beauty
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With a previously hidden refinement he cut into it, and with equal refinement the steak oozed blood onto his plate
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She treasured their refinement of right and wrong, importance and unimportance, and their glue to reality
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I’ve already honed in on the recipe copyright issue, so let me add that any recipe that you encounter is a refinement of some existing recipe
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One refinement I prefer is the use of the tar command instead of the zip command
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Of course, its beauty was further enhanced when worn on the fine, soft neck of his wife, herself a goddess with respect to exquisiteness and refinement
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“I have a refinement to my suggestion as well
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Seeing not only how life’s outward expressions of genes progressed, but the refinement of its molecular complexity was the thought exercise that showed me what lay ahead in the road
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automatic writing is a refinement of the technique of Active Imagination, but it’s by no means the only way to do it
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When Mercury is located at either one of its elongation points (within five days of exact GWE or GEE) it is furthest from the sun, so the natives’ inner dialogue is developed to a high degree of refinement, embellishment, and decadence
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1: You should use the search refinement features when doing keyword research if
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But everybody who was present saw in him something special, some charm, found some features that attracted them by simplicity and at the same time by their refinement
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In February 1996 the Brickman Group began its "refinement process" using TOC
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“Why, it’s a refinement of the Casanova logic you had talked about; how sad it was given that you were such a sensitive lover
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refinement after this, the worshipper is slowly elevated to the category of a Brahmin
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But even this is not needed when there is yet further refinement
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stant refinement there is awareness of the essence that is God, only then,
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refinement, sages also come to abide in that state
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But the other higher kalp, which bestows refinement on the Soul, is fash-
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In this way, it derives mercy, tenderness, justice, and favor from Al’lah, and its tongue will utter nothing but words which bring blessings and refinement
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Harald wondered if this unexpected touch of refinement had been done for Sir Hugh's benefit
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Despite differences in class, there was a common feeling amongst people of refinement and education
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The old manor was a place of refinement
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I believe in England goose eating is held to be of doubtful refinement, and is left to one's servants
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Here roast goose stuffed with apples is a dish loved quite openly and simply by people who would consider that the number of their quarterings raises them above any suspicion as to the refinement of their tastes, however many geese they may eat, and however much they may enjoy them; and I remember one lady, whose ancestors, probably all having loved goose, reached back up to a quite giddy antiquity, casting a gloom over a dinner table by removing as much of the skin or crackling of the goose as she could when it came to her, remarking, amidst a mournful silence, that it was her favourite part
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He wore knickerbockers and stockings, and his legs had a classic refinement that erred, if at all, on the side of over-slenderness
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It’s a result of over 4 years’ constant feedback and refinement, a true “quality process”: act, measure, evaluate, refine, act, and so on, all in the service of obtaining the exact outcomes I listed above!
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music, which he felt was the highest refinement of music
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which could be presented as a refinement of individualism wherein individuals can further
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It is a refinement of the totality of our condition: and that means not only our Inner Universe, but our Outer Universe as well
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It is a refinement of our dynamic balance in both of these aspects
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Ancient Tantric practices have long taught that through the refinement and sensitization of sexual energy-flow, humans can experience the oneness of the universe
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Because of the scientific, cultural, ethical and technological changes within society, and the continual development and refinement of beliefs, values and morals through the progression of intellectual, emotional and social evolution, the process of hermeneutics in relation to the interpretation of Scripture is about reinterpreting ancient Scripture within a contemplative, spiritual and contemporary context
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These examples and teachings exemplified and espoused by Jesus Christ, are the principles and values expressed as a main theme throughout the New Testament, but also based on the refinement and re-development of the original Ten Commandments in the Old Testament
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Interesting Fact: Although white flour is technically a "starch," and not a sugar, refinement causes it to become more like a simple sugar, since it is easily broken down into glucose in your body
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Ultimately, the inevitable transformations arising from that which is ‘less than good’ and that which is painful, has the propensity to transform into personal development and spiritual refinement, strengthening a loving relationship with others and perhaps also with “that which nothing greater can be thought”
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We realize that the literal interpretation of Scripture verses has prohibited those who advocate such a method of interpretation as the basis for their beliefs from being able to reconcile the process of scientifically proven evolution as a significant component of the Creator’s intended and predetermined plan for the refinement and development of nature in general, and humans in particular
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To give added weight to the ingenuity, complexity and magnificence of the Creator through the process of predetermined evolution, as opposed to the belief that God instantly created all living things in six days, scientists and philosophers are (possibly unwittingly) answering and understanding some intriguing questions regarding the development of humans and the refinement of creation from the evolutionary process
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· Clearly, there is overwhelming scientific evidence proving the case for evolution as a sub-process for the refinement and development of creation, and must be thus, intellectually and rationally conceivable
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As an outcome of the phenomenon of these predetermined pre-programmed evolutionary, but invisible entities, of Self’s consciousness, personality and being, we come to understand the reality, development and refinement of an individual’s personality, spirit and soul as being the inherently integral and intentional components of what it means for Self to be Self
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Metal, which is the root of the word mettle, is an ancient symbol referring to moral strength, refinement and character
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These personal amendments in the next life, are possibly conducted through the processes of spiritual and personal purification and refinement, which may essentially include and involve Self’s assessment and reflection on and of Self’s life
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However, a relationship that is two-way, that is, some kind of personal intimate, private and transcendent relationship between the Creator and Self, and Self and the Creator, has the capacity for mysterious refinement and development
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The Doctrine of Two Spirits is the refinement of Old Testament wisdom texts and underlies all ancient wisdom about morality,
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The above outlines (two “tables” of “stone”) are the refinement of the precept from the Dead Sea
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Compare it to the refinement of the
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This is the refinement of the doctrine enumerated within the “Community
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he above outlines (two “tables” of “stone”) are the refinement of the precept from the Dead
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“Doctrine of Two Spirits” is the refinement of Old Testament wisdom texts
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The unsealing of The Apocalypse, the refinement of “Doctrine of
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refinement of accumulated truths
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is the refinement of Old Testament wisdom texts and underlies all ancient wisdom about morality,
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the fragments of its sculptures in the British Museum amazing, but the beauty and proportions of its architecture are of a refinement that is, I think, never even attempted in these days
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What architect now thinks of correcting the poorness of hard, straight lines by very slightly curving them? Or of slightly sloping inwards the columns of his facade to add to the strength of its appearance? The amount of these variations is of the very slightest and bears witness to the pitch of refinement attempted
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Something of the same combination of primitive grandeur and strength with exquisite refinement of visualisation is seen in the art of Michael Angelo
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It is more suited to drawings where extreme delicacy of form is desired, and is usually used in silver point work, a medium capable of the utmost refinement
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They are at times, when great refinement and delicacy are wanted, very useful, but are, on the whole, poor tools for the draughtsman in paint
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And anything more different in spirit from the genuine primitive than the irreverent anarchy and flouting of all refinement in the work of some of these new primitives, it would be difficult to imagine
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But when beauty and refinement of sentiment rather than force are desired, the middle range of colouring (that is to say, all colours partly neutralised by admixture with their opposites) is much safer
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’ Of the Gospel he says, 'Instead of the Hellenistic Greek, abrupt and barbarous, we find the purest and least Hebraistic Greek of any of the gospels, and a refinement and beauty of composition whose charm has captivated the world
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perfection, and that anything beyond this is affected refinement
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"My lady," as her friends called her, sincerely desired to be a genuine lady, and was so at heart, but had yet to learn that money cannot buy refinement of nature, that rank does not always confer nobility, and that true breeding makes itself felt in spite of external drawbacks
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As for excesses, he had always abstained from them, as much from cowardice as from refinement
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Whence came this insufficiency in life—this instantaneous turning to decay of everything on which she leant? But if there were somewhere a being strong and beautiful, a valiant nature, full at once of exaltation and refinement, a poet's heart in an angel's form, a lyre with sounding chords ringing out elegiac epithalamia to heaven, why, perchance, should she not find him? Ah! how impossible! Besides, nothing was worth the trouble of seeking it; everything was a lie
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Elinor had not needed this to be assured of the injustice to which her sister was often led in her opinion of others, by the irritable refinement of her own mind, and the too great importance placed by her on the delicacies of a strong sensibility, and the graces of a polished manner
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He trusted to his good looks and handsome figure, his refinement, his decent education to get him most of what he wanted, and he was not disappointed
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There was an air of refinement in both rooms
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At tea Clara felt the refinement and sang-froid of the household
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The coarse strength of a military government was not favourable to purity and refinement; and the excessive strictness of some regulations seems to have produced a reaction
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Tell her what Heathcliff is: an unreclaimed creature, without refinement, without cultivation: an arid wilderness of furze and whinstone
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The true dragon, on the other hand, is a creature of such refinement of spirit that they can only take on form in this world if they are conceived by the most skilled imagination
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The Huron explained the meaning of David to his fellows, who, in their turn, listened to the project with that sort of satisfaction that their untamed spirits might be expected to find in such a refinement in cruelty
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It was happy for Uncas and the scout, and even David, that they were all beyond the reach of his arm at such a moment; for, assuredly, no refinement in cruelty would then have deferred their deaths, in opposition to the promptings of the fierce temper that nearly choked him