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1. John Hammaker, a research scientist in Massachusetts, postulates that each ice age in the history of the earth regenerated its topsoil

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2. "The will of God," Moamar Graheb of the Council of Faith and Doctrine said, interrupting dangerously and looking at him like he thought this scientist needed some re-indoctrination

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3. “No,” he replied, “I was the chief scientist to the palace at Knossos during the time you visited

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4. It is one of the two concessions that Jock has made towards home comfort for his pet scientist

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5. In the distant past a primitive scientist sewed up a body out of parts and struck it with lightning and it came to life

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6. ‘What do you think, Andy?’ Ozzie asked, pouncing on the scientist who was doing his best to appear invisible

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7. The scientist scuttled out of the room to obey, leaving the two women alone

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8. There had been rumors that the Yingolian scientist was rather reserved

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9. ’ Andy said in his best respectable scientist voice

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10. It raised the query in his mind that perhaps Andy hadn’t been there when it happened – something Kev confirmed, saying that he didn’t remember seeing the scientist in the room at any time

11. Mr Simthwaite was the scientist of the group

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12. holdin’ a scientist with one arm and with the other

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13. Pascal, a scientist,

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14. In fact, no scientist can fully explain the phenomenon and neither can I

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15. thought he was a serious man, a scientist

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16. He was a natural born scientist in a sense – always inquisitive, always childlike, wanting to discover new things

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17. ‘Well, far be it from me to shatter your illusions about this mad scientist, Raiya

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18. A genius who would struggle to live as a scientist amongst those who were surpassing

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19. “I had a friend who was a forensic scientist who said that in crime there was no such thing as a coincidence

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20. ’ The scientist looked from the dissected Harvo-alpha to Roidon

21. But Torbin now had a goal, he would become the Great Scientist, the Pioneer

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22. This view will mould and govern the way in which the world around a scientist is observed

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23. Carl was a scientist, and they had discussed this theory at length over the last few months

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24. One scientist had a first hand experience of these nano-bots

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25. It doesn"t take a rocket scientist to turn that around and admit that socialism cannot be imposed without terror

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26. At the very least they were trying to discourage us from keeping the appointment with a scientist they hoped to convert to their way of 143

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27. Another scientist told them how such severe effects of exposure to radiation could be reversed by a new technique designed to repair the damaged genes and accelerate dermal regeneration

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28. Raul was not the only human scientist much valued by the Darangi; his skills learned from the life before the war were much in demand

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29. Both girls giggled and relaxed, realising that Sheena was just like them and not the stiff-backed, matronly scientist they had expected

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30. He had a fabulous career as a computer scientist, making a fortune, and threw it all away for a flower farm

31. Deciding to play safe, Lyra explained about the scientist that had worked on Flat Rock Island and how she’d found the pen drive in the clothes trunk

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32. The scientist who had dreamed up the whole proposition in the first place

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33. I don’t know much, just that the scientist in charge of the project here—”

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34. To him, it was a confusing array of buttons and options that would take a computer scientist to understand, and the most annoying device he had ever laid eyes on

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35. The reason for this is simple, and any good scientist will tell you the same thing: you have to have some variables or the math don’t work out

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36. He was genuinely fond of the youthful scientist

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37. The scientist, for instance, feels that because he is a

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38. scientist he is obligated to do his research and write his

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39. They had their hands full with Trent so far, but all was not lost, and once again Sim was grateful for his choice of the young scientist for this project

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40. The scientist didn’t reveal to the agent that Admiral Hrickletl had visited Sim in his office yesterday

41. I’m not much of a scientist, although I taught grades six and seven for about thirty years at a couple of different schools in Des Plaines, and I was happy enough doing that

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42. “A scientist whose profession it is to predict the weather,” replied Colling

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43. “Phff,” said the fisherman, “Any sailor can do this without being a damned scientist

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44. Several years ago a scientist within these studies, Louis Alveras, was seeking information in an effort to understand the disappearance of the dinosaurs

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45. In the egocentric world of the atheistic scientist, what is not known only seems small

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46. How marvelous also that a scientist of the caliber of this author has been able to deflate the conceit of an atheist who only coincidentally happens to be schooled in the scientific arena of ideas, but as I suspect, is just a different kind of believer

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47. Particles can switch to a waveform while the scientist is not looking, as it were

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48. Hmmm, a scientist intuits a “structure that preserves coherence” which requires a “superposition” to understand, concerning a “theory we don’t yet have?” Science also seems to assume that there are “laws” that have always been there, and all they need do is discover what they are

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49. If he had been concentrating on me before, he seemed to be concentrating on me even more intently as if he were a scientist and I were something totally new under the microscope

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50. And who has been hurt the most? Certainly the scientist and theologian have hurt themselves with their well-intended search for more knowledge

51. Within the vast audience of the common man there are those who witness the arrogance of the scientist, in his studied self-sufficiency, and become anti-scientific

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52. The aptitude test is by far my greatest achievement as a scientist,” she replies

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53. One is that if a scientist today suggests, as I do, that a Leftist is wired wrong, they are nearly burned at the stake

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54. Now, he was no average scientist

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55. What level for common sense? The following test is simplistic and I hope scientist will devise a much better one

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56. “It should suppress some, but not all, of the activity in the prefrontal cortex,” the scientist with the round glasses says

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57. He was not a scientist

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58. The notion that Marx was not a scientist, despite his claims otherwise was supported by historian Paul Johnson, in his book Intellectuals

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59. Reminded of Throckmorten’s announcement of the new course at the college, Jason felt if not a scientist, then Marx might have had a poetic streak

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60. So according to me and my facts, only angels have soulmates,” she said speaking as though she was more of scientist rather than a girl wishing for love

61. These questions got a boost from Jason’s banter with Greene and his mother, who was not a hard scientist

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62. he felt like a hoodwinked lab rat under the gaze of a cruel scientist

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63. The most interesting notes included the addition of a scientist known for his attempts with cloning tissue for transplant procedures

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64. It was a small operation to have such a world-renowned scientist

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65. In a past life, she’d been a mad scientist

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66. Testers are not a scientist but they should think like a scientist

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67. scientist and has won several awards, including overseas

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68. scientist begin to climb the steps, his shoulders hunched as if

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69. scientist had sent a chill down his spine but, no matter how hard

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70. scientist from the last seat of the conference table

71. ” shrugged the scientist

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72. infuriated scientist as he and Cloud charged across the open

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73. the doorway, pouncing on the stunned scientist

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74. remember he once told her about a fellow scientist he had loved

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75. “Anyway, there was one scientist called Professor Raijincho who

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76. Scientist believes that there are 8 out 10 drivers suffer from this illness

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77. Hayward contends that if the operators of the global warming apparatus can’t offer a similar percentage of probability that their predictions are accurate, which they do not, this should mean to a scientist that their predictions are unreliable and useless

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78. Another scientist, Lord Christopher Monckton, was science and technical adviser to former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher

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79. “Sir, you have two phone calls, Line 1 is John, head scientist from the Uf1-retrac team

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80. Supposedly our hatred had begun very early on, preceding recorded history when a scientist of some sort had attempted unsuccessfully to create a creature that could avenge the death of his son at the hands of a vampire

81. The inquisitive scientist asks what the result would be if both were dropped in a vacuum

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82. A story of a half man, half monster created by a scientist obsessed with bringing the dead back to life, fictionally named Dr Victor Frankenstein

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83. Sir Isaac Newton, the 17th century British mathematician and scientist, took the other route

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84. The first obligation of the scientist, the key to the scientific method working properly, is honesty, integrity, and objectivity

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85. A panel of physicists determined that a scientist at the prestigious Bell Laboratories was guilty of falsification and fabrication of data in its molecular transistor program in a bid for recognition and prestige

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86. He was a young scientist trying to get ahead

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87. Mathematics, so dear to the scientist, is not a physical thing

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88. Computer scientist and author David Gelernter laments that for the last generation or more our schools have been run “as if we were too sophisticated” to encourage children “to love your country

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89. Time also slows down around you when you are traveling at light speeds as your brilliant scientist Albert Einstein figured out in his relativity theories

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90. Our scientist teams went to work all over the planet

91. Chan, a Forensic Scientist

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92. In this way, there can no longer be a scientist who

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93. The scientist thus realizes where the electron

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94. Because the scientist expected to see the track of the movement of an electron through

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95. the photographic plate, the scientist may assume the bubbles correspond with one and the same

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96. sub-atomic particle that had been expected by an observer, the scientist, to occur at a certain

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97. It was Sir Isaac Newton, an English scientist, astronomer and philosopher, whose Third Law of Motion states, “ For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction

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98. Albert Einstein as a young scientist, turned away from formal religion, but maintained a reverence for the harmony and beauty of what he called the mind of God

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99. The rational scientist wants to be in love, wants to be in a relationship

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100. “The reason I enrolled in college, the reason I tried to become a scientist was, still is: Sekeem Soulless, the man who attacked us