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... mean compared to this ? An opportunity to fool about and hide behind the showcases ? And , at the other end of the scale , the research scientist has universities competing for his favours with millions of pounds worth of plant and ...
... mean compared to this ? An opportunity to fool about and hide behind the showcases ? And , at the other end of the scale , the research scientist has universities competing for his favours with millions of pounds worth of plant and ...
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William Makepeace Thackeray. this mean that a broadly based social art is unlikely to appear for a long time ? I am ... meaning must be attached to them . I believe that the majority of people really long to experience that moment of pure ...
William Makepeace Thackeray. this mean that a broadly based social art is unlikely to appear for a long time ? I am ... meaning must be attached to them . I believe that the majority of people really long to experience that moment of pure ...
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... meaning of its own . The word folk has become closely attached to such ancestral activities as singing , dancing ... mean no more than verbal . A frequent and annoy- ing example of this habit is the writing of ideology where all that ...
... meaning of its own . The word folk has become closely attached to such ancestral activities as singing , dancing ... mean no more than verbal . A frequent and annoy- ing example of this habit is the writing of ideology where all that ...
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