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1. I feel wonderful as I respond spontaneously to this mutual love attraction; it's something I've never experienced before
2. Universe will spontaneously reward you with the Desires of
3. “If all the molecular errors were coordinated on an otherwise empty channel, it is possible the effect would be picked up as a signal, but the probability is about as great as a pencil spontaneously tunneling out of a pencil box
4. “When will you convince Harry to ask for your hand?” She posed without prelude to Kaitlyn's spontaneously blushing cheeks
5. I can't prove that it isn't, but I'm not about to believe the world is hollow or wevns arise spontaneously from rotten meat without some evidence stronger than a wild tale told by an ancient mystery lady who hobnobs with eldritch wizards, has a long history of heavy drinking and likes to experiment with the occult
6. This type of promotion could be used spontaneously to generate customers
7. ” They all clapped spontaneously at the verdict
8. ” She adds, “Charity or compassion is no longer something we practice; it is the deepest center of our being that arises automatically, spontaneously
9. Tada!” and she took a bow to the applause they offered her spontaneously
10. Yet, Evolutionists will not acknowledge the fact that a designer is required for generating a design and would argue that this process can occur spontaneously, by chance, if allowed enough time
11. C: -- This passage also addresses the consequences of adopting a false belief when it comes to understanding our origin - it specifically spells out homosexuality as a result of this - but not only that, there are also 24 other characteristics that are mentioned, which would be found increasingly in people if they changed their belief from that of being created by God, to that of spontaneously evolving
12. started recently and spontaneously and he couldn’t remember
13. The images that arrive spontaneously, those that appear automatically upon the black
14. She reacted spontaneously, stretching to grab it
15. It was planned spontaneously, practically on the spot
16. The “news” wasn’t something that unfolded spontaneously as much as it was a product of selection, revised and revived, in an attempt to create an intended effect with reader-voters
17. “Sometimes, we don’t know why, a patient spontaneously recovers from this condition
18. to happen spontaneously and quite naturally, without any inter-
19. Q: We are told that various Yogic powers arise spontaneously
20. constantly being spontaneously created and annihilated in vacuums without any nucleons or
21. Jenny Cockell was born in 1953, and while still a child began spontaneously recalling a
22. When a child spontaneously recalls a past life, invariably because of a
23. A group of young boys and girls, eighteen to twenty years of age, arrived at the pier to bid farewell to the visitors and, spontaneously, started dancing and singing
24. He was grinning, but there was enough steel in his voice to prompt most of those watching to spontaneously answer him, and firmly in the affirmative in every case
25. After that, Nuke often consulted the Old One in the face of tough situations, and the Old One often appeared spontaneously during important events, especially when the Board was involved
26. In our exploration sessions 8 would spontaneously enter a trance state and following my suggestions, would review childhood experiences with his parents
27. Just write spontaneously off the top of
28. Phase one: During each meeting the members of the group spontaneously choose
29. Obviously in a group this does not happen spontaneously
30. Contrary attributes within a universe and contrafactual universes are initially superposed, and then a cancellation of these attributes occurs spontaneously
31. Your dreams may already spontaneously reveal clairvoyant knowledge about distant locations or the future
32. Yet we know from the study of autistic savants that they can remember prodigious amounts of information from just one encounter with the stimulus spontaneously even decades after the event with photographic clarity
33. savants that they are able to spontaneously recall prodigious
34. Laboratory experiments have suggested that plasma spheres may be generated spontaneously in the
35. plasma cells spontaneously in the dark plasma halo
36. spontaneously in the laboratory through self-organization
37. I spontaneously responded to her as if it just came out of my mouth subconsciously
38. As a child he spontaneously used the
39. Particles spontaneously form and annihilate each other
40. of his moral character; but it is true that they usually develop spontaneously
41. Execution followed impulse so spontaneously that the greatest sorcerer of the age would not have had time to read his mind and prevent his action
42. Instinctively action followed recognition so spontaneously that sound, impulse and action were practically simultaneous
43. She has lost a certain ability to respond genuinely and spontaneously
44. They‘re momentary manifestations, momentary poppings of this quantum wave function in which there is no particle – there‘s just this waviness which can spontaneously pop out as particles
45. You are unlikely to ever see a budgie with French molt for sale at a pet store, but it could occur spontaneously if you breed your budgies
46. He progressed from the humble status of mortal dependence which prompted him spontaneously to say to the one who called him Good Teacher, "Why do you call me good? None is good but God," to that sublime consciousness of achieved divinity which led him to exclaim, "Which one of you convicts me of sin?" And this progressing ascent from the human to the divine was an exclusively mortal achievement
47. Finally, and perhaps the most important reason, young children have an intrinsic interest in and will spontaneously take part in, sound, rhythm and music, thereby practising pronunciation, stress and intonation, which are the equivalents in language of sound, rhythm and music
48. “What?” Harold cried, spontaneously taking his hands off the
49. I remembered that my mother had never talked spontaneously about her father
50. She knew of his scientific achievements and his reputation for having a brilliant mind and, without thinking it through, she found herself spontaneously making a kind gesture towards him