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1. A flood of marine shapes colonised the roaring seas, monsters roamed the

2. A flood of marine shapes colonised the roaring seas, monsters roamed the earth, shaking the foundations of the world to rubble, and finally, in the heart of blackness that was a shallow echo of Smith’s loneliness, there was a dream of companionship

3. There were conspiracy theorists who believed Earth had once been colonised and then ‘saved’ by benevolent aliens of an advanced civilisation

4. That's why I've colonised it

5. ry holds that Europe and Asia were colonised around this time by peoples

6. The new masters said this situation was all in the very best interests of the colonised peoples, of course

7. The European colonialists often downplayed this idea and tried to pretend that imperial rule was based on ideas of common identity, but this didn’t fool many of the colonised people

8. Imperialism was always heavily based on image: The Europeans were the masters and the colonised people were their servants

9. The country was never colonised by the Europeans, but they controlled it nonetheless, mainly by dominating the Siamese king

10. Wollaston have communicated to me a remarkable fact bearing on this subject; namely, that Madeira and the adjoining islet of Porto Santo possess many distinct but representative species of land-shells, some of which live in crevices of stone; and although large quantities of stone are annually transported from Porto Santo to Madeira, yet this latter island has not become colonised by the Porto Santo species: nevertheless, both islands have been colonised by some European land-shells, which no doubt had some advantage over the indigenous species

11. , all strictly belonging to American forms; and it is obvious that a mountain, as it became slowly upheaved, would be colonised from the surrounding lowlands