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It consoled her to see an occasional mention of Professor Linyard's remarkable monograph on the Ethical Reactions of the Infusoria, or an allusion to his investigations into the Unconscious Cerebration of the Amoeba.
The Descent of Man 1904
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It consoled her to see an occasional mention of Professor Linyard's remarkable monograph on the Ethical Reactions of the Infusoria, or an allusion to his investigations into the Unconscious Cerebration of the
The Descent of Man 1904
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It consoled her to see an occasional mention of Professor Linyard's remarkable monograph on the Ethical Reactions of the Infusoria, or an allusion to his investigations into the Unconscious Cerebration of the Amoeba.
The Descent of Man and Other Stories Edith Wharton 1899
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"Cerebration!" exclaimed Mrs. Elmore, with more scorn than she knew how to express.
A Fearful Responsibility and Other Stories William Dean Howells 1878
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Toronto - After three rounds of competition online, a thirty-two hour flight to Singapore followed by two more rounds of competition before a panel of judges from the world's leading firms, a team of MBA students from the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management have won the Cerebration 2010 business competition organized by NUS Business School in Singapore.
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Cerebration Advertising: It is huge in order to conceptualize case in point to manufacture
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Cerebration is a global business challenge, organized annually by NUS Business School.
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Cerebration is a global business challenge, organized annually by NUS Business School.
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Cerebration 2010 combines elements from traditional business plan and business case competitions.
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