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True to his political activism Nick Matzke decides to claim, using unwarranted extrapolation from limited evidence (e.g. Luria-Delbrück's Fluctuation Test and now The Origin of New Genes: Glimpses from the Young and Old by Manyuan Long, Esther Betrán, Kevin Thornton & Wen Wang), that evolutionary science has solved the problem of the origin of biological information and complexity.
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I can't wait for him to post his World Fantasy Award-winning novel Glimpses, which is one of my favorite novels of all time, a real desert-island book.
Boing Boing 2008
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English translations of Tagore's prose stories have been published under the title Glimpses of Bengal Life (1913).
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It's a promising setup for an old-fashioned musical comedy, which seems like what "Glimpses" wants to be.
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"Glimpses" is based on Edith Wharton's 1922 novel about Susy, a poor young woman with champagne taste.
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John Mercurio's music is generally peppy and the book and lyrics by Tajlei Levis are often cute, so "Glimpses" shapes up as an undemanding entertainment.
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They don't really care for "Glimpses" of this, or "Gleanings" of that, or "Footsteps" to the other -- but would rather stretch and pull, and get on tiptoe to reach the sweeter fruit above them, than confine themselves to the crabs which grow to their level.
A Mother's List of Books for Children Gertrude Weld Arnold
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I'm tired of seein 'the Clightville folks called' Glimpses 'an' us called 'Dabs' in that _Meadville Mixture_, an 'last week you remember how they spelt it wrong an' called us 'Dubs,' which is far from my idea of politeness.
Susan Clegg and a Man in the House Anne Warner 1891
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A more leisurely retrospect of certain historical passages is given in "A Traveler's Note-Book;" thoughts on the present aspect are grouped under "Glimpses;" and "Daily Bread" introduces a homely and familiar treatment.
The Chief End of Man George Spring Merriam 1878
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Glimpses of this enchanted life emerge, and with its fame, fortune, plentiful society, mutual care and intellectual companionship, it's surely as idyllic a life as a literary woman could achieve.
A Widow's Story: A Memoir by Joyce Carol Oates – review 2011
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