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Directly overhead, a dazzling star burst into life-the billion-candlepower flare that was drenching both Space Station One and Discovery with its brilliance.
Tin 2010
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Ralph had spoken with a federal agent only twice in his life-the day before yesterday, when one had appeared at his mother's wake, asking to speak with him alone, and now.
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This basic framework for learning simply needs to be nudged along throughout life-the particular content of their study should be largely if not entirely up to them.
Education 2009
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However, I have been dead for too long to want to harp on those wretched final years of my life-the assassination of my character, of my person, the unspeakable hypocrisy of it all, my freefall from grace and renown, the poverty, ill health, my seeking refuge in a bottle.
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So I'd like to take a little stroll down memory lane and examine this "slut" issue and how it has played out in my life-the good, the scandalous, and the ugly.
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This basic framework for learning simply needs to be nudged along throughout life-the particular content of their study should be largely if not entirely up to them.
Printing: Education 2009
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So I'd like to take a little stroll down memory lane and examine this "slut" issue and how it has played out in my life-the good, the scandalous, and the ugly.
Archive 2009-07-01 2009
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In the future, says Wright, Maxis will continue to create games derived from an emerging field called artificial life-the blending of biology and computer science.
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What they do capture, with wit and pizzazz, is the ulcer-producing surface of newspaper life-the competitiveness of the story conference, the controlled chaos, the thrill of the news chase.
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There is excessive concentration on two polarities of social life-the individual and the state-and insufficient attention to civil society's intermediary institutions that Glendon calls "communities of memory and mutual aid."
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