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with character
1. interjected with characteristically blunt questions occasionally, and
2. Concerning itself with character: It thought through the Zodiac and retraced historical Structures of human memory and psychology with
3. with characteristic perfidy, have made it
4. These include the design constraints that have to be met once the information is penned; the language and its properties that will be used when it is captured, including numerical associations with characters of the alphabet that will be used
5. Indeed, as previously noted, light behaves with a dual nature, with characteristics of both
6. And although ideally you would combine physical strength with character strength, the one you really
7. Though Marsellus could not now see how he could improve his own flair for coming up with characters of a rather charismatic nature, as Ervyn Peake lacked such a skill, or--at least--that is what Marsellus perceived after reading through only the first few chapters
8. set, replace with characters )
9. And why didn't he phone me? With characteristic masochism,
10. His students also gain a crisp, clear tone, rich with character – and most
11. Benjamin's nights became sleepless as his dreams were overrun with characters and their adventures
12. · 1975: Before the mid-1970s, games typically communicated to the player on paper, using teletype machines or a line printer, at speeds ranging from 10 to 30 characters per second with a rat-a-tat-tat sound as a metal ball or belt with characters was pressed against the paper through an inked ribbon by a hammer
13. Industries with characteristically higher differences will not be favored over those with
14. He was full of grace, and that's just the kind of man you need to lead a nation, someone with character, someone with no selfish agenda
15. - God is concerned with character – who you are, substance, positioning in heart
16. Next they found a shiny object with characters that sprang to light when they touched it
17. true-to-life Asian adventures, with characters roughly 1940, on his Alaskan
18. However, Formo-systems of Worlds are not suited to describe some properties of focused-by-Us NUU-VVU-Forms because each of them objectively expresses a result of an instantaneous quality state of realization Forms of absolutely all living creatures whose wave Configurations are “encrusted” in this narrow diapason of dimension, starting with characteristic vibrations of atoms and molecules, wind and water, plants and minerals, animals and people, and ending with all Planetary, Star, and Galactic Entities Whose specific Forms are also dynamically manifested at this instant in this narrow-frequency range of Energy-Plasma
19. If “the Observer moves” toward “the borderline zones”, some of potential Cosmic Qualities, first, will start to manifest in the form of new recessive dynamics, and then, with a greater degree of the Synthesis with characteristic Qualities, their recessiveness duvuyllerrtly transforms into a dominant activity
20. In Asia there are deer with characteristics of both the maral and the red deer, but that is a problem for hunters in Asia to sort out when they categorize the game they've bagged
21. Format this with character names separated from dialogue
22. This only works with characters who have a
23. He himself, with characteristic candour, confesses that they long caused delay in his acceptance of his later views
24. Jo soon found that her innocent experience had given her but few glimpses of the tragic world which underlies society, so regarding it in a business light, she set about supplying her deficiencies with characteristic energy
25. The scientific celebrities, forgetting their mollusks and glacial periods, gossiped about art, while devoting themselves to oysters and ices with characteristic energy; the young musician, who was charming the city like a second Orpheus, talked horses; and the specimen of the British nobility present happened to be the most ordinary man of the party
26. Laurie was a young lover, but he was in earnest, and meant tòhave it out', if he died in the attempt, so he plunged into the subject with characteristic impetuosity, saying in a voice that would get choky now and then, in spite of manful efforts to keep it steady
27. He was marching round and round the boat deck with characteristic determination
28. When the great opportunity came to them to link arms in response to a supreme call they received it with characteristic simplicity, incorporating self-sacrifice into the texture of their common task, and, as far as emotion went, framing the horror of mankind's catastrophic time within the rigid rules of their professional conscience
29. "Let the Mingo women go weep over the slain!" returned the Indian, with characteristic pride and unmoved firmness; "the Great Snake of the Mohicans has coiled himself in their wigwams, and has poisoned their triumph with the wailings of children, whose fathers have not returned! Eleven warriors lie hid from the graves of their tribes since the snows have melted, and none will tell where to find them when the tongue of Chingachgook shall be silent! Let them draw the sharpest knife, and whirl the swiftest tomahawk, for their bitterest enemy is in their hands
30. The Hurons had awaited the result of this short dialogue with characteristic patience, and with a silence that increased until there was a general stillness in the band
31. On reaching it the girls deposited their burden, and continued for many minutes waiting, with characteristic patience, and native timidity, for some evidence that they whose feelings were most concerned were content with the arrangement
32. 'What do you want?' said my father to some people who were holding a paper inscribed with characters of gold
33. Accordingly his first act was with characteristic sangfroid to order these commodities quietly
34. He himself, on the other hand, with characteristic humility, avowed his belief, that, if Providence should see fit to remove him, it would be because of his own unworthiness to perform its humblest mission here on earth
35. With characteristic energy I set about my commission within an hour of receiving my instructions, and the steps which I took were the very best for the purpose which could possibly be devised
36. With characteristic ruthlessness he tossed his load of explosive without warning into what, till then, had been a happy family party
37. "Yes," said Dorothea, with characteristic directness, "Sir James has been telling me that he is in hope of seeing a great change made soon in your management of the estate—that you are thinking of having the farms valued, and repairs made, and the cottages improved, so that Tipton may look quite another place
38. Here is the data set we have with character dates:
39. One important characteristic of options is that they can be combined with other options, or with underlying contracts, to create positions with characteristics which are almost identical to some other contract or combination of contracts
40. turned on her husband Helene assumed a dignified expression, which with characteristic tact she had acquired though she did not understand its significance
41. On the contrary, the deviations made from his theory were, in his opinion, the sole cause of the whole disaster, and with characteristically gleeful sarcasm he would remark, ‘There, I said the whole affair would go to the devil!’ Pfuel was one of those theoreticians who so love their theory that they lose sight of the theory’s object- its practical application
42. This will broaden the choice of delta-neutral portfolios, which, in turn, will allow selecting a portfolio with characteristics thoroughly satisfying the requirements of the trading system developer
43. When the nobleman and his secretary had left, my friend flung himself at once with characteristic eagerness into the investigation
44. It's always so with characters like yours
45. But Serézha, with characteristic egoism of youth, interested in what was said about him, entered into the conversation and affirmed that he was really old, that his arrival in Moscow and the new life, which was opening before him, did not gladden him in the least, and that he calmly reflected on the future and looked forward toward it
46. It was reported to the Governor that something like a mutiny occurred, and in answer came a document ordering that the two chief culprits, Vasilieff and the tramp Don'tremember (an application given to some tramps and jail birds who, to conceal the identity, with characteristic ingenuity and stupidity make that answer to all questions relating to their names), be given thirty lashes each
47. When conversation turned on her husband Hélène assumed a dignified expression, which with characteristic tact she had acquired though she did not understand its significance
48. “Well, good-by, your excellency, keep well!” said Rostopchín, getting up with characteristic briskness and holding out his hand to the prince
49. On the contrary, the deviations made from his theory were, in his opinion, the sole cause of the whole disaster, and with characteristically gleeful sarcasm he would remark, “There, I said the whole affair would go to the devil!” Pfuel was one of those theoreticians who so love their theory that they lose sight of the theory’s object—its practical application
50. It was a long time before she brought me any news, and then it was interspersed with characteristic scoldings
