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The ones he opposed would establish a boundary and cut off all but rudimentary contact with local society
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For example, its most mechanically basic rudimentary function is no less than Reason itself
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The marine had then taken the fishing line that Conradie had supplied and set up a rudimentary alarm system
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‘This dog thing seems to have only two or three rudimentary thoughts; food, water and love
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‘They receive rudimentary reading, writing and arithmetic skills
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‘For a psychiatrist your understanding is somewhat rudimentary
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And now he was presented with something of which he had no understanding or at least only the most rudimentary knowledge
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Though thought is advertised as instant, it does take a little time to formulate in a thing as rudimentary as the human brain
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All I have to base my conjectures upon is rudimentary knowledge of common practices and some plain old good sense
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After rudimentary attempts at conversation, Colling gave up and took out a copy of For Whom the Bell Tolls that he had found among Cousin Jerry’s things, and read while his escort sat stoically, his PPSh sub-machine gun in his lap, staring fixedly out the window
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Many of his sharp stones have been left behind as a witness to the genesis of his rudimentary technology
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All names by which Man has addressed Me have been rudimentary, but have been answered as if they were wholly sufficient! From the first ones that are now beyond your recollection, through all that are still within your memory, I have honored, except for those that have drawn Man away from I Am!
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“It’s a little rudimentary, but this book helped to teach me what it is to be human,” he says
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rudimentary, but the flanking maneuver had been invented! Jason wondered if this was akin to what the jump shot had done for basketball
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I immediately sat down with Colon to give him a short course in essential Mongol while he gave me a rudimentary course in Casteyano
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and laid all around in various states of construction as Chin worked feverishly to build a rudimentary half raft/half boat
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be very similar in a very rudimentary way, and that is all there is to
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“Watch the hills and dunes and don’t touch the water!” Moshe remembered warning as he slowly rode up to the nearest woman asking in his very rudimentary knowledge of their variation of the local language, “Are you ill?”
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slowly rode up to the nearest woman asking in his very rudimentary knowledge of their
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“The English language is so rudimentary
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it has to fall back on its most rudimentary foundation
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The graphical design ranges from rudimentary to nonexistent
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They were sensitive creatures that lived in perfect communion with the ground and cultivated vegetables and fruits in a very rudimentary way
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Due to the rudimentary conditions of the place, I took his turban, made a ball then placed under his head as a pillow
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This could well be the harbinger of life on earth, though in its rudimentary form
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They communicated with each other in some fashion and seemed to have a rudimentary intelligence
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They were each accompanied by a young lady, or to be more accurate, two fully functioning geisha girl manikins that were attempting to mix and serve their drinks and provide some rudimentary conversation
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She was surprised to find a familiar shape on the edge of the rudimentary flight line
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Her flight engineer was assisting in the construction of a rudimentary operating suite
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Candice began the rudimentary stages of her writing, at the age of thirteen, composing essays
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We are not currently using it, although I had always planned to use it at least in its most rudimentary form as soon as we had finished other, more basic, training
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one of the first rudimentary WYSIWYG editors
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including but not limited to playing rudimentary tunes on a 4-
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in rudimentary diction, and in the plot,
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Nevertheless the rudimentary skills should not be neglected just because any of these calculations can be carried out with the personal computer
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The American heavy guns only had rudimentary fire control systems and were mostly of old manufacture, things that had hurt their long range accuracy
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� Sitting besides the wounded nurse, now lying on a stretcher and with Price applying a rudimentary splint on her broken leg, Nancy gently caressed the woman�s hair
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The airfield installations were rudimentary, to say the least, and were exposed to the wind blowing from the nearby sea
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His grasp of grammar was rudimentary at best (and that's being generous)
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Rudimentary training bases were set up for seven-day courses on kamikaze tactics
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During this time, the increasing computing power of personal computers began to allow rudimentary 3D graphics
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The problem is that the airfield in Wau is a short, rudimentary strip blocked at one end by a mountain, which makes landings very tricky, even for C-47s
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As for ground routes, there is only a series of rudimentary trails and creeks that can be used, but they cannot be used by motor vehicles
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Apart from being even more fit physically and being stronger, Elizabeth was by then highly educated, with advanced degrees and competences in sciences and applied technologies that contrasted with the rudimentary and very basic education she had received at the palace in her youth
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While she and Shanandar had been spending some significant time to learn each other’s language, both spoken and written, like many other humans and Koorivars had been doing in the last month, her level of proficiency in Koorivarese was still very rudimentary and limited to a few key words and expressions
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You won’t get Shakespear from the apes, but you will clearly recognize that there is a rudimentary intelligence in these species
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What sadist puts rudimentary stick figures both wearing skirts on either door! God, were we back back in Scotland! Hadn't these people even heard of trousers, I mean, how backward were they? Then again, Mark confided, he'd always fancied himself in a skirt- of the manly kilt variety obviously he hastily added
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This principle, regardless of how rudimentary its manifestation may be, forms the structure of experience for all forms of life, from the mineral kingdom, up
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Everything in existence is conscious, regardless of how rudimentary the consciousness may be
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It was hard to see much in the hut – the candle in the corner was too small to throw out much light – but they could make out a rudimentary table, with a bundle of rags behind it
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I could see torn flesh and splintered bone at the stump (any medical treatment they had given her had been rudimentary to say the least; there was not so much as a sticking plaster on show!)
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I had played here as a boy, although the playground was very much more rudimentary than now (we had a rather rickety see-saw rather than the convoluted climbing frame which stood there now)
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She would develop the rudimentary Chinese medicine skills she already possessed in order to help others and provide for her family’s future
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With only a rudimentary knowledge of bookkeeping
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and Roy tapping out five fingered tunes on the rudimentary calculators of that time
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He had evolved and constructed a rudimentary
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Using the internet facility at Post Net in the Lighthouse Building in the Village, he did a bit of rudimentary research
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The only word from Cow language to have survived in their brains was the resonant “Moo!” The Cow's word for the most rudimentary and primal verbal expression of emotional displeasure, similar to the universally accepted form of protest via loudly yelling 'Boo!' Anyway, in my time on this planet I sought to preserve certain alien rarities that I thought were worth preserving, one of which was a few hundred gallons of milk
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Some rudimentary survival twitch must have finally kicked in, for the Klaxworms were rallied and ready to get out of the death trap and see the Planetglomerate they had only heard about
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These are the rudimentary aspects of god's aseity – Its self-creation
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Democracies of simple majority rule, every person only one vote, are the rudimentary beginnings of a potentially wise political system
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After making rudimentary enquires, he’s told Kate’s mother is on a cruise
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Indeed, as I look through these pages I see I must have missed them all, for I can find nothing anywhere with even a rudimentary approach to wings
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There was a rudimentary stove system which was powered by fire, not gas but wood and cardboard
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The rudimentary wood spears were only the first of many weapons and implements that would grow in workmanship and expectation as the hours of labour passed
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He imagined him spending his days sailing in the harbour and his nights tucked up comfortably in his brick bungalow in front of the colour television, an ice cold San Miguel in his hand as everyone else in a quarter mile radius dropped exhausted into rudimentary bunks after a day of hill marching and a meal of rice, questionable vegetables and no tobacco or alcohol
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Expatriates had bought them for a pittance and outfitted them in a rudimentary fashion, but it soon proved a waste of money
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His rudimentary I
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He stooped to observe the rudimentary, deadly detail of the trap and decided he would not underestimate this one again
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When they had first arrived, the tribe had only a rudimentary mastery of fire, so that they often ate semi-raw meat along with fruits and roots
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We shouldn't expect Hungarian hunting ethics to apply the world over, or that, where they do not, those regulations belong to a more rudimentary, and less ethical, hunting codex
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He had the rudimentary basics down, probably from his sex education class in high school, but that was just about it
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By the time he was finished the cupboard, Annette had finished the modest sandwich that she was prepared to call lunch, and they set about collecting the books and magazine articles lying around that gave them some rudimentary background on indoor plants
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I walked home and fixed myself a rudimentary repast
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Although my Italian was rudimentary, I guessed its function
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For those who have already been to Honduras in the past they will warn you that rural life is very rudimentary and certainly nothing close to living in a housing tract in the suburbs of the US
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She knew, from her rudimentary stud-
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It is rudimentary self-awareness
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The boat had charts covering the entire Mediterranean and, while Levi’s navigation was rudimentary, he knew that if he sailed far enough west he would reach Spain and he was not too particular as to where in Spain he wound up
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Tell me, Miss Felton, in your opinion, what is the most primitive, the most rudimentary, emotion there is?"
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We can assume nothing in the robber outlaw but the most rudimentary forms of popular belief
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’ 'We cannot consistently in the same breath maintain that the Word of God, especially in its earliest stages, is written in a style not scientific but popular, and then appeal to its rudimentary chapters as if they were not popular but scientific ’ (pp
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sketch the symbol she had in mind, and in no time she presented me with a rudimentary,
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As organisms evolved and increased in complexity rudimentary precursors of nervous systems evolved with them
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He decided to post a rudimentary shell covering broad ideas regarding obesity, citing the McKinsey Global Institute reporting the annual two trillion dollar costs related to obesity, urging anyone viewing his page to click on the report’s link and scan it, and threw out the question asking if it was time that society take a tougher stance against the weight problem
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"In the first place, because vertical currents, which are caused by differences in the water's salinity and density, can produce enough motion to sustain the rudimentary lifestyles of sea lilies and starfish
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The entrenchments were more rudimentary than anything the ICA would have tolerated
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But since the San Tome mine had developed into world-wide fame his threat had enough force and effectiveness to reach the rudimentary intelligence of Pedro Montero, wrapped up as it was in the futilities of historical anecdotes
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Our insurance provides us with financial protection more than true health care, but since one serious illness could wipe out our entire savings, we’ve felt we had little choice but to cover ourselves with some kind of policy, no matter how rudimentary
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Few investors, who invest even in a rudimentary and sensible fashion, lose money
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But that not only flunked the most rudimentary tests of logic, it flew in the face of the fact that interest rates were falling to near-record lows, depressing the future returns on the bond portion of a pension portfolio
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They have at least a rudimentary knowledge of thousands of companies, and they can consult Value Line or the S&P stock guide for a quick check into the company's financial position
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In this classic Disney allegory Mickey is able to use his rudimentary magical skills to induce a broom to do his work for him, but soon finds that his control of the broom is not as complete as he was led to initially believe, given his success in casting the initial spell over the broom
