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An added benefit is that roses organically grown are more disease resistant, & they last longer!
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and when we are Be-‐ing resistant
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Bonding new concrete to old one and new mortar to old one Drainpipes, floors of chemical plants, mortars for acid resistant Anticorrosive
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In a seat almost as comfortable as the train’s he was lifted above the small town, an area remaining stalwartly resistant to anything resembling industrialisation – or even suburbanization; traditional-style residential houses with their solar roof panels reflecting the pink-orange sky like a beacon to their owner’s pride
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“There’s no way this is Earth technology,” said Chris, “We can make stuff that’s pretty resistant, but to take on a diamond tipped drill and remain unscratched? And how would you make a large, contiguous block of such material?”
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to be quite resistant to the outdoor wear and tear, it can hardly be considered a waterproof
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The great thing about synthetic waterproof decking material is that is resistant to rot, cracking
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This could be expected as the immortals are more resistant to poisons and disease
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In this manner, a quality perceived, if not completely understood, is considered subjective and therefore resistant to precise measurement; that is to say, (sentient) ideas do not share (intrinsic) equal value or meaning
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Heat over high, stirring constantly with a heat resistant spoon, until all sugar is dissolved
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‖ Perfection can neither add nor subtract from itself in the manner that it (already) exists in a perfect state of existence resistant to change, unlike some (possible) being whose potential attributes or (undetermined) nature remain hidden expression(s) subject to (outward) conceptual designs
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Its flawed assumptions oftentimes fail to consider, however, that every Individual is subject to his or her own private set of moral and ethical assumptions that are naturally resistant to categorical imperatives or the conscientious ―merits‖ of narrow-minded viewpoints that seek to impose their (myopic) moral authority on others
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Where problems may sometimes arise lie in shorter-term progressions resistant to (social) changes perceived counter to or incompatible with accustomed traditions
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more rigid one is in life in one’s thinking and being resistant, the more one is apt to break
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With the bomb blast doors down it immediately blocked the building off sealing off the audience in a safe cocoon of metal and heat resistant glass
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Obviously, this will mean a very real loosening of the hold of the habits and behaviours which seemed so resistant before
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When the eating patterns seem to be resistant to change, it is then often worthwhile to get professional advice and help
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As exceptions multiply within static, authoritarian systems (due possibly to conditions that have changed so subtly as to not have been recognized by those in authority), those who have responsibility for the maintenance of the integrity of the existing structure of belief become more resistant to change of any sort
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c- They tend to be resistant to environment change
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If there are birds and bees, they will be resistant to changes about them
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A Leftist will be very resistant to oil and its production even though they know that we need it and have to buy it (with billions of dollars) from people who basically would like to see us dead
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It was resistant to chemical and thermal breakdown and as such found its way into thousands of useful products
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Huge doses of exceptionally strong antibiotics were used but this infection was drug resistant
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The genetic anomaly that makes me aware during simulations also suggests I could be resistant to serums, so my truth serum testimony might not be reliable
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“Orphenn has proven himself more resistant than I first thought
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Screams of agony, hissing and the hurling of limbs are the only sounds that continue to resonate through my brain all these years later, and I can remember feeling an amazing despair as Jacque clung onto my wrist with sheer force dragging my resistant body towards the horses
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of resistant force still surrounded the pair, keeping them
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“Maybe it’s really that resistant!” Elle said
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Sixty years later there were bacteria resistant to every known antibiotic
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resistant, did not brandish the stapler and did not move toward any of the
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“Silver-werewolves are resistant to silver, but vulnerable to wolfsbane,” Mother explains
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highly resistant to ultra violet radiation The only
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The disinfectants that do hit the target can’t kill ’em all ‘cause every colony has some varieties which are resistant to the drug
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It’s interesting to note that while both races have unlimited lifespans, in practice unicorns tend to live three or four times as long as elves on the average, because they have involved themselves in far fewer wars, and because unicorns are extremely difficult to kill, being both physically tough and highly resistant to magically inflicted injury
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That and the wind make focus resistant
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particularly those who have found their pain resistant to currently
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Sometimes, though, the pain is resistant and
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moderate to severe pain that is resistant to other pain relievers
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It takes a long time for the I to strengthen itself and become sufficiently resistant to be able to go into the abyss of the hatred and pain within, so it can handle the one
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God responds to an open, humble, and child-like heart of faith much more than He does to a resistant heart of unbelief
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The best thing about these screen protectors is that they are meant for touch screen devices which mean that they are fingerprint resistant
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It required amongst other formalities, a repeat (I had already done these in the USA in anticipation of my working visa, which was not granted) of my chest X ray and test for MRSA (methcyllin resistant staphylococcus aureus carrier state) as well as an interview in person in Hobart, this time with the immigration authorities
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Traditional should not be confused with conservative since they refer to unrelated topics albeit both are strongly resistant to change
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more resistant than the last
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The goblins and orcs guided their Lykanthros away from the resistant militia and crested the hill from whence they came
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on new diseases, new incurable diseases that are resistant to not only medication, gene therapy,
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The rested dough is light and springy, less resistant
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Evil is the immature choosing and the unthinking misstep of those who are resistant to goodness, rejectful of beauty, and disloyal to truth
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This is actually a grass seed that is resistant to drought, and it is a combination of grasses, which require no pampering
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On top of that, it also increases the ability of the seedlings to be resistant to certain types of diseases
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If you can focus more on root growth instead of top growth, then your grass would become more disease resistant and healthy
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She could not help but notice that the woman was unusually cold to her and resistant about putting her husband on the phone
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This was due to the growing number of patients dependent upon medication to survive and function normally, the re-emergence of diseases thought to have been eradicated and an explosion of therapy resistant infections
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As you know, they were both infected with a therapy resistant infection and there was nothing more that could be done, with the lack of a suitable antibiotic, well…’
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the hogs have lived rough lives, they may be resistant to
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and defanged organization when face-to-face with resistant
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He broke so many plates, even without touching them, that Fernanda decided to buy him a set of pewterware before he did away with the last pieces of her expensive china, and even the resistant metal plates were soon dented and twisted
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First they took over Parslo, a nation noted for its export of cold resistant metals and ores
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Most men of my time were however still resistant to enlarging the role of women, even with the war on
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A Genetically Modified Organism (GMO) is an additive to a product – animals are included – that supposedly makes it more resistant to pests, weeds and disease
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The old bookseller, knowing about Aureliano’s love for books that had been read only by the Venerable Bede, urged him with a certain fatherly malice to get into the discussion, and without even taking a breath, he explained that the cockroach, the oldest winged insect on the face of the earth, had already been the victim of slippers in the Old Testa-ment, but that since the species was definitely resistant to any and all methods of extermination, from tomato dices with borax to flour and sugar, and with its one thousand six hundred three varieties had resisted the most ancient, tenacious, and pitiless persecution that mankind had unleashed against any living thing since the beginnings, including man himself, to such an ex-tent that just as an instinct for reproduction was at-tributed to humankind, so there must have been another one more definite and pressing, which was the in-stinct to kill cockroaches, and if the latter had succeeded in escaping human ferocity it was because they had taken refuge in the shadows, where they became invul-nerable because of man’s congenital fear of the dark, but on the other hand they became susceptible to the glow of noon, so that by the Middle Ages already, and in present times, and per omnia secula seculorum, the only effective method for killing cockroaches was the glare of the sun
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It is heavily armored and is resistant to radiations, fire and acids
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Her body now nearly all covered by a special green paint that was both resistant to water and let her body perspire through the pigment, Nancy looked at herself in the full-length mirror of her hotel room
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Adam and Doyle positioned themselves next to the power points while Zeke pressed the play button on the cassette player, cranked the volume full up, pulled a pair of heat resistant welding gloves over his hands and sat in the swing seat
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I am resistant
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It is meant to be a rugged, simple tactical fighter-bomber and is designed to be resistant to battle damage
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of capital, the figure is more resistant to false interpretation
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Although stone is use as a foundation, and at times, these tribulations can bring about change, it is also resistant to weathering with its hardness, and some say coldness
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Stick to it and be resistant to anything or anyone that tries to remove your belief in it
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However, what the men couldn’t know was that she was much tougher than a normal human being and also more resistant to damage: while still painful, being flogged was a bearable experience for her, as she had found out during her little episode with the Gestapo in 1943
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By the time Alexander arrived in Egypt, the Egyptians weren’t resistant to the change of authority, and submitted to Alexander without a fight
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They are the latest model in the Russian inventory and have a highly advanced infrared seeker that is resistant to flares and other countermeasures, yet are simple to operate and require very little maintenance
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The binder made the explosive material much more resistant to force and heat, rendering the C4 more stable
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If King Charles and the other members of the court and of the big families prove to be resistant to reason, then I may just make them irrelevant and put some honest and dedicated leaders and administrators in their place, leaders like you
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foods often, your muscles become resistant to the insulin and to storing carbohydrates
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that they are resistant to insulin and anything that they eat is being stored as fat
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“She was resistant to phaser at the stun level,” the security officer informed the Captain
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Kaltigins then chose her as his target, as she was likely to be less resistant to the impact and electrical discharge of his stun projectile compared to the four male terrorist, who were all much bigger than her
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She seemed to be rather resistant to the effect, so they left her mostly alone
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back of his head, assembling the bullet resistant face
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continue to replicate itself as long as there were biological organism for it to feed on and in the absence of said organisms, it would lay dormant, resistant to chemical breakdown, with a half life on the order of two million years
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cancer resistant to standard antitumor therapies
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Folic Acid appears to improve the integrity (chromosomal linkages) of cervical DNA, making it less resistant to the effect of the human papilloma virus (HPV)
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resistant to advertising, much of the marketing spend is wasted
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resistant, so O’Brian picked the child up
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This is to say, that a fool makes his own end – remember the resistant diamond breaking under the pressure
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Back in the chapter about plagues I mentioned a new strain of Staph that is resistant to most anti-biotics and how this has the medical community jumping to stay ahead of it
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I wonder who's got dirty feet; there's some part of your life that's dirty, but you're resistant to opening it up to anyone to help you
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Older dogs are more resistant to the mites and if ever a mature dog develops the disease, it is usually assumed that there is another sickness that has caused the dog's immune system to weaken
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remnants of our older consciousness that’s especially resistant to the power of the Male Spirit
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Commands were flat, quick and resistant to human contact
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system, materials resistant to these chemicals or additives must be utilized
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I wonder who's got dirty feet; there's some part of your life that's dirty but you're resistant to opening it up to anyone to help you
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In a few more years, with every subject of the Masses swallowing a stomach-acid resistant WPS device, the OWG will know where every subject’s location at a moment’s notice making it even more efficient
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“You were so resistant, remember, and didn’t want to go
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If the bubble was made burst resistant that same person could look in – withdraw – revisit from a different angle and withdraw as and when they wanted
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which, honestly, made me a little salty and a lot resistant to the idea, but I was convicted
