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... regarded as the effect of the premature obliteration of their sutures . No doubt synostosis is a cause of dolichocephalism , as in cases of scaphocephalus , produced by the fusion of the two parietals , and obliteration of the sagittal ...
... regarded as the effect of the premature obliteration of their sutures . No doubt synostosis is a cause of dolichocephalism , as in cases of scaphocephalus , produced by the fusion of the two parietals , and obliteration of the sagittal ...
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... regarded self,” a formulation I borrow from a context entirely ex-centric to that of the writers and characters who concern me. Coined by Nigerian visual artist and photographer Iké Udé, the regarded self describes the ambivalent nature ...
... regarded self,” a formulation I borrow from a context entirely ex-centric to that of the writers and characters who concern me. Coined by Nigerian visual artist and photographer Iké Udé, the regarded self describes the ambivalent nature ...
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... regarded as an enemy not merely because he succeeded in con- quering a few eastern tribes by the sword , but because he pushed his con- quests into territory which Europe regarded as sacred , because his infidel feet pressed a profaned ...
... regarded as an enemy not merely because he succeeded in con- quering a few eastern tribes by the sword , but because he pushed his con- quests into territory which Europe regarded as sacred , because his infidel feet pressed a profaned ...
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... regarded as fixed , or in a condition of rest , in that the system moves as a whole without any change taking place in the relative position of the planets to each other , or in their relation to the sun ; in fact without any alte ...
... regarded as fixed , or in a condition of rest , in that the system moves as a whole without any change taking place in the relative position of the planets to each other , or in their relation to the sun ; in fact without any alte ...
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... regarded by the boy as his holi- days . Now , it may as well be explained in this place that Sir Lionel Bertram , though a very gallant man , and peculiarly well adapted to do business with outlandish people , had never succumbed to a ...
... regarded by the boy as his holi- days . Now , it may as well be explained in this place that Sir Lionel Bertram , though a very gallant man , and peculiarly well adapted to do business with outlandish people , had never succumbed to a ...
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