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1. Some of these looked like gigantic branching ferns, some like fountains of green spray, softly frozen

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2. efforts, branching out to neighboring cities and creating a website devoted totally

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3. With every beat of her heart the veins expanded, branching out further along the surface of her skin

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4. This branching genealogical tree he began to develop was derived from a process he called natural selection

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5. ‘Certainly: branching out to other parts of the quantum superposition state could have caused a disruption in the eradication

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6. And slowly but surely the cracks around the airlock door were spreading and branching, like a windscreen breaking in slow motion

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7. Then, with rough trails cut branching from the road through the trees to the edge of the wood, several columns could have emerged simultaneously in the valley, formed line, and charged the hill with small loss, ready to face the enemy's main position

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8. Light filtered down from the clerestory windows above, and only then came the ceiling, divided into coffers which were painted in a variety of mythological and biblical themes and hung with sixteen vast and branching chandeliers

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9. "Basically, instructions for computer programs consist of five types, input/output, arithmetic, logic such as comparison and tests for status, branching for conditions, and transfer operations

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10. But that one life began to splinter—to evolve by branching out into many species

11. after branching it in to the cold line feeding the

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12. He peered up ahead as he suddenly remembered what Ulun had told him about the branching of the river that he could expect somewhere about a half-day’s journey ahead of them

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13. Ulun had told him about the branching of the river that he could expect somewhere about a

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14. angles, a few threads of blood branching out along the dark rock,

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15. But the thought of branching time-streams or whatever—of a great number of alternate Earl Gepharts running off each in his own direction, none of them knowing what the others were doing—that purely seemed crazy

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16. Its branching and ultimate feedback

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17. The branching tunnels formed a labyrinthine network of caverns whose full reaches were memorized by only the eldest of pale, goblin navigators

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18. Unfortunately, what the map on my wall hadn"t shown were the side tracks that kept branching off

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19. and green, with more crimson leaves branching off at several points

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20. Some thought it was some kind of alien intelligence, most suspected it was Earth branching out

21. Everything looked different today: the people, buildings, the sidewalks marred with cracks branching in countless directions

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22. As he got several hundred yards inward, he saw two forks of the cave branching off in opposite directions

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23. As a way of sustained growth and as a means of making big in the end, she advocated branching out Sneha Travels to all the major cities

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24. On the second floor there was a corridor branching off to the rest of the floor on the left and a small portion on the right

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25. too or the validation may be required before branching to another page or

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26. thousand, and was now branching out in areas like Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin, and as far south as

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27. These formerly regulated companies have increased their collective risk by branching out

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28. It looked like it was branching out as it was joined by patches of

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29. Last, branching out of Timeline ‘B’, is Timeline ‘C’, created when someone tried to kill me in 1941 ‘B’

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30. “If I’d only done that …” is actually reviewing all her decisions (branching points into other probable realities) which led up to this reality

31. She would have turned heads even if she wasn’t Deltan, wearing that old style Vulcan dress that fell mid thigh level, and had thin straps holding it to her shoulders, branching out to cover her chest but leaving much of her back exposed,

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32. It now consisted of a center hub, with five arms branching off

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33. If I looked south to where we had come from, I could see the wide river getting smaller and smaller until it finally disappeared into the jungle and when I looked north I could see the river branching off into other smaller rivers that threaded through the green river delta toward the great blue water

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34. branching chasms to his right

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35. He retraced his steps and took the second branching chasm nearly to the road,

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36. consider branching out with a newsletter or email campaign to make

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37. Nowadays a maze consists of thousands of deadly, twisting corridors branching out like brain synapses from a spherical centre

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38. In many types of problems, branch and bound is faster than branching, due to the use of a breadth-first search instead of a depth-first search

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39. ” then in twain and twain and twain again, exponentially branching without end into people linked together forging a chain shackling Eartheart to each purchase

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40. The cure of one leads us into another disease; the cause could be the branching off the disease or the side effect of the medicines, we take to cure ourselves

41. then they started branching out, and then came the

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42. This article showcases a well-established author branching from his traditional means of publishing

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43. Branching to the right the tunnel travelled on but the light faded gradually meter by meter and the children could see that ten paces into it the tunnel was in darkness

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44. branching so that five (5) heads are equally divided on either side

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45. The gravel road seemed to wind around a small lake and had several dirt roads branching off from it

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46. There were several side roads branching off to various villages around the Cosmodrome an Kurt watched carefully for the sign pointing to the town of Nestiary

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47. Branching supports stretched from post to post, with thick, warped

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48. Anthropologists believe that the different races of humankind arose from a single parental population branching from a common ancestor that dispersed from Africa about 80,000 years ago, having then, become rapidly differentiated through the concentration of gene pools that we observe in today's diverse races

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49. warren of other passages branching off from the main tunnel

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50. The moment passed, and Eric's mind struggled to categorize the insight of the previous instant: he saw himself as a collection of systems - the blood flowing in his veins, the bones of his skeleton, the muscles upon them, nerves branching out

51. He now came to a road branching in four directions, and immediately he was reminded of those cross-roads where knights-errant used to stop to consider which road they should take

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52. A world primal again, vistas of glory incessant and branching,

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53. always these, and more, branching forth into numberless branches,

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54. It was straight, the walls, solid, with no hallways branching off

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55. In silence Mole rowed steadily, and soon they came to a point where the river divided, a long backwater branching off to one side

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56. A stone-flagged passage, with the kitchens branching away from it, led by a wooden staircase directly to the first floor of the house

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57. For a charming week we wandered up the Valley of the Rhone, and then, branching off at Leuk, we made our way over the Gemmi Pass, still deep in snow, and so, by way of Interlaken, to Meiringen

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58. The fuse burned steadily, branching away from the initial ignition point so that a small, sputtering line of smoke moved towards each of the wagon sections

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59. What! Eighteen of them all in a row, some short, some deep, some branching, same as we saw them

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60. Tries to memorize the pale lines of scalp branching through his hair

61. All about them as they lay hung the darkness, hollow and immense, and they were oppressed by the loneliness and vastness of the dolven halls and endlessly branching stairs and passages

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62. whose boughs upheld the roof with a branching tracery of stone

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63. At the bottom, upon a low pedestal carved like a branching tree, stood a basin of silver

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64. There long the golden leaves have grown upon the branching years,

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65. 'Do not follow me yet!' He ran quickly to the right, away from the main trail; for he had seen footprints that went that way, branching off from the others, the marks of small unshod feet

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66. paved with stones of many hues; branching runes and strange devices intertwined beneath their feet

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67. They had ridden for some four hours from the branching of the roads when they drew near to the Fords

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68. It will not be long before we reach the branching roads

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69. amid their branching hair

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70. We passed through two more security checkpoints, then proceeded down a long tubular corridor with lots of smaller corridors branching off of it, each lined with numbered doors spaced just a few feet apart

71. branching tree configuration of, 212

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72. Dean had deserted the Grange, but it was impossible to delay her at such a crisis, so I turned away and made my exit, rambling leisurely along, with the glow of a sinking sun behind, and the mild glory of a rising moon in front—one fading, and the other brightening—as I quitted the park, and climbed the stony by-road branching off to Mr

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73. Brilliant of face, delicate of profile, with eyes of a deep blue, heavy lids, feet arched and small, wrists and ankles admirably formed, a white skin which, here and there allowed the azure branching of the veins to be seen, joy, a cheek that was young and fresh, the robust throat of the Juno of AEgina, a strong and supple nape of the neck, shoulders modelled as though by Coustou, with a voluptuous dimple in the middle, visible through the muslin; a gayety cooled by dreaminess; sculptural and exquisite—such was Fantine; and beneath these feminine adornments and these ribbons one could divine a statue, and in that statue a soul

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74. 3m (2-4ft), branching, with purple-streaked stems, a hollow-chambered rootstock, small 2-3 lobed, toothed leaflets and clusters of tiny white flowers, always found by water

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75. Slipping quietly through this opening I discovered a maze of winding corridors, branching and turning in every direction

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76. The branching and diverging dotted lines of unequal lengths proceeding from (A), may represent its varying offspring

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77. We shall, when we come to our chapter on geology, have to refer again to this subject, and I think we shall then see that the diagram throws light on the affinities of extinct beings, which, though generally belonging to the same orders, families, or genera, with those now living, yet are often, in some degree, intermediate in character between existing groups; and we can understand this fact, for the extinct species lived at various remote epochs when the branching lines of descent had diverged less

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78. Within the same large group, the later and more highly perfected sub-groups, from branching out and seizing on many new places in the polity of nature, will constantly tend to supplant and destroy the earlier and less improved sub-groups

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79. In certain genera of star-fishes, "the very combinations needed to show that the pedicellariae are only modified branching spines" may be found

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80. If then there be some degree of truth in these remarks, we have no right to expect to find, in our geological formations, an infinite number of those fine transitional forms, which, on our theory, have connected all the past and present species of the same group into one long and branching chain of life

81. This gradual increase in number of the species of a group is strictly conformable with the theory; for the species of the same genus, and the genera of the same family, can increase only slowly and progressively; the process of modification and the production of a number of allied forms necessarily being a slow and gradual process, one species first giving rise to two or three varieties, these being slowly converted into species, which in their turn produce by equally slow steps other varieties and species, and so on, like the branching of a great tree from a single stem, till the group becomes large

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82. It is, for instance, an astonishing fact that a delicate branching coralline, studded with polypi, and attached to a submarine rock, should produce, first by budding and then by transverse division, a host of huge floating jelly-fishes; and that these should produce eggs, from which are hatched swimming animalcules, which attach themselves to rocks and become developed into branching corallines; and so on in an endless cycle

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