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1. fauna and insect life was holding its breath

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2. fauna of this long forgotten refrain at the edge of all things, found contentment in the

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3. The song was Good and Smith, even though he heard none of the individual songs sung by the flora and fauna of this long forgotten refrain at the edge of all things, found contentment in the straightforward knowledge that the song continued, a fulfilment sufficient for Him to think the work of creation a noble thing

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4. I had imagined that Nepal would be just snow-capped mountains – but that says more about my lack of geographical knowledge than anything, I feel! Your description of the fauna and flora found in the tropical savanna and the forests was most interesting and the watercolours you enclosed are extremely good

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5. The Skakavac waterfal is another attraction, and the Alps provide some of the richest flora and fauna in Europe

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6. Now and then he would stop and give a short lecture on the various shrubs and grasses, everyone knew he'd never seen them before and even his nature book seemed at odds with the plateau flora and fauna

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7. “It’s clearly an example of alien fauna; some sort of rodent that can be found nowhere on Earth,” he claimed

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8. flora and fauna) is the ultimate journey in life

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9. This area was desolate: patchy grass, amid the sandstone rocks, partly chewed by the local fauna

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10. A lengthy account of the information that I was able to glean, would hardly be in keeping with this work, which is dealing with the campaign, and not an exploring expedition, scientific or otherwise; but this short description of the flora and fauna seen near Kumassi may be of interest

11. The other half of his mind was trying to make connections between the flora and fauna of the place they had found themselves in, and the various curatoria he believed he could remember having some kind of relation in part or in whole

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12.  Considering that the keeping of specimens of wild fauna as pet animals

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13. Between the countries and the sea was a village inhabited of magic and mythological beings, as diverse as the flora and fauna of the kingdom

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14. However, Mariana would be happy, surrounded by the extensive fauna that she loves so much; she would surely find many opportunities to realize her dream as a partner of Saint Francisco

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15. It was a houses amalgam, very well built, flora, fauna and people of every gender and color, walking up down and coexisting in perfect harmony with the environment

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16. Roelle’s eyes were constantly on the floor and fauna

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17. ” He asked one of the other squad men about the local fauna that inhabited the trees and was told the usual–wolves, dire beasts, wyverns, wild cats, feral dogs and ghouls

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18. When safe, explore bodies of water such as lakes, ponds and rivers and identify the different flora, fauna, and geographical landmarks that they feature

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19. It was cozy, with all those sea flora and fauna on the walls and all those dark brown, green, and blue colors

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20. Harry with his assistant Sarah resumes working hard to achieve fauna life prolonging

21. Having established these protected reserves, an additional commitment of resources will be employed to expand these territories with reforestation etcetera, whilst maintaining a balance of fauna and flora and, in so doing, provide a greater take-up of carbon dioxide

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22. Once he was confident that all the sources of contamination that fed into the lake had been removed, the work necessary to restore the flora and fauna in the lake could begin in earnest

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23. org/ The Fauna Foundation is a

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24. It grinned at the shouts of “Waargh!” from the colourless fauna above them

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25. Furthermore, all gibbon species are counted in Appendix 1 of the Convention in International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), banning all international commercial trade in the species

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26. I will ask you to canvass the suggestions and wishes of the Regional Administrators before establishing the list of zoos to be created and of the types of fauna to be imported

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27. Here to view the fauna, the history of Libya,

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28. ‘’Yes! When I went to talk with an expert on forest ecosystems, in order to plan the landscaping of this deck, I was told that some minor animal fauna could be incorporated as well, which would also help the cross-pollination of some plants and flowers on the grounds

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29. flora before fauna, which would hardly be obvious in a

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30. Most of the fauna consists of birds in fact, including the giant Moa flightless bird, which went extinct around the 18th Century

31. Schmoozeglutton had obviously spent a fair amount of time identifying the largest and fiercest of the land’s fauna

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32. There were many turning zones here and there; deep ravines and ditches; somewhere high hills and high waterfalls; the road was surrounded with rain forests, once these forests were dense and thick ; a dwelling place of thousands of wild life, full of flora and fauna, but now these were in devastating condition due to deforestations, poaching and human habitations

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33. Doctor Gilgamesh, I was thinking, you could also analyze the natural flora and fauna growing on our skins

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34. The lushness of the room was in stark contrast to the high desert fauna beautifully landscaped across the patio that opened out from the atrium

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35. The entrance was camouflaged by fauna

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36. However, the ice is mostly being released into the oceans with the amount of water available to land, rivers, flora and fauna remaining fairly constant if not always falling where expected or in the amounts to which we have become accustomed

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37. The dead flora and fauna will give up its water and the planet will return to a state where life could, once again, thrive

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38. How I act might ultimately have less to do with the biological tree that I have fallen from than the field I am planted in and the flora and fauna found there (peers and institutions engaged in outside the home)

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39. fauna and the appearance of the first large herbivores and

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40. abrupt changes in flora and fauna

41. impacts on the fauna and flora

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42. Was it because they were near street lamps? Could it be that lorikeets are scared of the dark? He was pondering the question when a different sort of flying fauna forced its attention upon him

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43. The flora and fauna are abundant along the banks of the

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44. Shadows can be born of memory, light the means of confidence, destruction the fruits of consequence, and nature, once given the greatest of meanings, can impose upon the world flora and fauna that can propagate the world one time over

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45. They gathered fruits and fauna from the nearby abundant rain-forest, which had been slow arduous work

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46. Due to the fact that the SFUURMM-Forms that organize all our thinking and psychological feelings are based on the dominant Synthesis of Aspects of the two Qualities — ALL-Love-ALL-Wisdom and ALL-Will-of-ALL-Intelligence, different Proto-Forms have completely different (according to the degree of intensity) possibilities of establishment of background information interrelations and mutual understanding both with us and with all other representatives of flora and fauna, depending on the Synthesis of particular Aspects of Qualities for which the Configurations of Self-Consciousnesses of these Proto-Forms are designed

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47. I have already involved myself on this project of reviving the lost species of flora and fauna and

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48. It has been in existence since 1968, and plays an important in giving Anchorage schoolchildren a proper education into the fauna of their land

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49. The Alaskan fauna welcomes us without any signs of fear, and we stay close to the shore: not only is it safer, but we can see more

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50. “Most of the flora and fauna here once existed in

51. necessity after the loss the flora and fauna that fed

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52. Also, such cold does not encourage much forest-floor fauna, as the nutrients decompose very slowly

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53. The buffalo on the blue denotes the fauna

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54. and fauna are abundant along the banks of the "Hooch"

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55. Science suggests what we observe in the world, including all that makes up the world such as the environment, buildings and flora and fauna etcetera, is made of atoms, and atoms are made of complex interacting forms of electrical energy

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56. Indeed, this is the measure of intelligence required over and above that of random chance, to design and plan, as could the capability of a tornado restructuring the material and contents of a junkyard into a high-rise building, or Jumbo jet, not to mention the complex existence of flora and fauna

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57. Science suggests what we observe in the world, including all that makes up the world such as the environment, buildings and flora and fauna etc are made of atoms, and atoms are made of complex interacting forms of electrical energy

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58. Indeed, this is the measure of intelligence required over and above that of random chance, as in the designing and planing of the capability of a tornado restructuring the material and contents of a junkyard, into say, a high-rise building, Jumbo jet, and flora and fauna

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59. The ‘Word’ was ‘that’ which designed, ordered and pre-programmed subatomic particles which some evolved, through pre-programming, into life cells with DNA - being the ‘new’ catalyst for the process of advanced evolution for the formation of traits and characteristics in flora, fauna and humans

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60. We observe soul in all structures of atom-energy because they are energies created even experienced in simple structures, such as in rocks and sand and more complex forms, if you will, of living atom-energies that exist in fauna (animals) and flora (plants) together with spirit and soul as a manifestation of the divine architect

61. Living fauna and flora possess characters of creation manifest as soul as blue print for their essence

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62. the flora and fauna, is exactly as Far Reach saw it when the probe

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63. exploring and learning about the coastal environment, its flora and fauna

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64. Who would dream of accounting for their existence, their general plan, or their special adaptation to climate, position, slope, steepness, or prospect, by the theory that the first cottages at the top were created by stones shot down from the decaying rocks at the pinnacle; and that all the myriads of houses below grew out of the earliest chalets; and that from infinite numbers of stone-avalanches, supplying material, the fittest forms of habitation survived, and adapted themselves to the nooks, or crevices, or platforms, or slopes, of the ice or granite inclinations? Yet this would be a probable result from such a cause, in comparison with the development and growth of the vast system of life, including the flora and fauna of all levels, out of the dead elements of atheistic physiology

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65. And who hasn't made the same blunder? Flora and fauna are so closely associated in the underwater world!

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66. But while observing these different specimens of marine fauna, I didn't stop examining the long plains of Atlantis

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67. shipboard: its properties for cleansing, quenching thirst and fire, nourishing vegetation: its infallibility as paradigm and paragon: its metamorphoses as vapour, mist, cloud, rain, sleet, snow, hail: its strength in rigid hydrants: its variety of forms in loughs and bays and gulfs and bights and guts and lagoons and atolls and archipelagos and sounds and fjords and minches and tidal estuaries and arms of sea: its solidity in glaciers, icebergs, icefloes: its docility in working hydraulic millwheels, turbines, dynamos, electric power stations, bleachworks, tanneries, scutchmills: its utility in canals, rivers, if navigable, floating and graving docks: its potentiality derivable from harnessed tides or watercourses falling from level to level: its submarine fauna and flora (anacoustic, photophobe), numerically, if not literally, the inhabitants of the globe: its ubiquity as constituting 90 percent of the human body: the noxiousness of its effluvia in lacustrine marshes, pestilential fens, faded flowerwater, stagnant pools in the waning moon

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68. This place had then developed a fauna and flora of its own, including such monsters as the one which I had seen, which

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69. Lastly, he has his own fauna, which he observes attentively in the corners; the lady-bird, the death's-head plant-louse, the daddy-long-legs, "the devil," a black insect, which menaces by twisting about its tail armed with two horns

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70. Returning to the scene of Cannery Row—the weedy lots and junk heaps and flophouses of Monterey, California—Steinbeck once more brings to life the denizens of a netherworld of laughter and tears, from Fauna, new headmistress of the local brothel, to Hazel, a bum whose mother must have wanted a daughter

71. Fauna received her in the combination bedroom and office

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72. Fauna looked away so that she wouldn’t see the hands slowly grip each other

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73. “Got in a family way right off,” said Fauna

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74. Joseph and Mary Rivas liked Fauna, even admired her

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75. “You got a quail there,” he told Fauna

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76. “I bet Fauna could tell us what to do about Doc

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77. Hazel, you ask Fauna to come over for a drink

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78. “There is no choice,” said Fauna

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79. Fauna put her hands on her hips

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80. Fauna said, “I never seen nobody that wanted me to do a horoscope that believed in it

81. “Got to have it,” Fauna said

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82. Fauna was teetering down the chicken walk that led from the Palace Flophouse

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83. Fauna had made a success of three improbable enterprises

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84. More than likely she could have held her own in steel or chemicals, maybe even in General Electric, for Fauna had the proper ingredients for modern business

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85. And Fauna took a deep personal interest in her girls

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86. Fauna give them a rate

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87. On the stroke of three a door opened and Fauna came in from her bedroom

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88. Fauna had the elegance found only in the drawing rooms of the old rich and in haute monde brothels

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89. Fauna moved to the Parcheesi board

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90. Fauna said sternly, “Young ladies, suppose some nice dumb young fellow was to hear you

91. There came a knock on the door and Joe Elegant handed Fauna a note

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92. And when Suzy had gone Fauna said, “I wisht I could stick up a star for that kid

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93. Fauna went into her room and brought back a chart and pinned it to the wall

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94. “You could use one now,” Fauna said

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95. Fauna always drew the shades of her bedroom tight down

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96. At first Fauna tried to go back to sleep, but she was afraid she might miss something

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97. Fauna brushed her hair severely back and put on a close-fitting hat of black sequins

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