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  • This is for LonghornMama: You can keep the experienc thing going all you want.

    Lieberman increases criticism of Barack Obama 2008

  • My reaction is that Power is the new missing ingredient that most people now seek: either to experienc power over another humans or to submit to one.

    What's with this beautiful BBC journalist reading the news as if she's having an orgasm? Ann Althouse 2009

  • Family based learning, in our experienc, kept the mind alert to the conscience -- to the needs of others, to personal responsibilities and to the presence of God.

    Archive 2006-04-01 2006

  • Family based learning, in our experienc, kept the mind alert to the conscience -- to the needs of others, to personal responsibilities and to the presence of God.

    Family Education 2006

  • It will evaluated the experienc of library staff and patients.

    davidrothman.net » Librarians help patients book hospital appointments? 2007

  • But going through these recipes has been a truly learning experienc.

    RCI ~ TAMIL CUISINE ~ ROUNDUP Lakshmik 2007

  • We share no direct border with those worlds that seem to be experienc-ing these problems.

    The Chronicles of Riddick Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 2004

  • Mr de Klerk stressed that his thinking on power-sharing did not flow from the experienc his party has had in cabinet.

    ANC Daily News Briefing 1994

  • And you experience his pain and his panic as if it were your own; simultaneously the part of your mind that is not merged with his, preventing him from regrouping, is experienc - ing a joy you've never known, reveling in a power you've never An East Wind Coming 119 before indulged in.

    An East Wind Coming Cover, Arthur Byron 1979

  • The Greeks, he thought, were not in possession of sufficient histor - ical or observational data and they were dominated by the idea that “humanity was doomed to an arbitrary succession of identical phases, without ever experienc - ing a new transformation directed towards an end determined by the whole constitution of human na - ture” (Comte [1875], p. 45).

    Dictionary of the History of Ideas MORRIS GINSBERG 1968

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