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At three hundred people per square mile you can get away with it, at over a thousand like these people live, and a K-type sun, the energy flux just isn't high enough
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In a dozen years she would be three hundred
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It did say that at last count there were three hundred seventy one claimants
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You have three hundred and ten Q in use
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Bahkmar wondered how Bellam expected the three hundred members of theology would convert three thousand natives
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Most appropriately, it is the number of Sleepers who travelled in time by sleeping in a cave for three hundred solar years and nine lunar years
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He had showed them both maps and pictures of Brasil, most of them now nearly three hundred Earth years old
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It was three hundred and twenty five years from the date of his birth right now
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Herndon in contrast was a dashing figure of no more than thirty, though it was three hundred and eighteen Earth years from his birth
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As darkness settled, three hundred seventy one campfires twinkled out away from habitation
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She knew they wouldn't remember any details from three hundred centuries ago, but knew their behavior patterns were based on the successful patterns from all the ages of their lives
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"Shempala's still over three hundred miles away I think," Luray said
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It was just a sloppy ball of flesh, squirming like one big three hundred pound blob of fat, propped up on six curved sticks, each four and a half foot long, pulsating out of the bottom edge
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There’s three hundred greeting cards a day for you to paint and stick
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He told Cyberia that there were some instructions in an envelope in one of the boxes and that he would be back that evening to pick up the first three hundred cards
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“Officially Atlantis is just the center island, there’s about three hundred thousand there, it is the densest population on Earth until 20th century Mumbai
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A sleek Brazilian jetliner took them the last three hundred and fifty years, flying around and around the harbor in a steep bank for forty five minutes before landing
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Months are three hundred days long
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“And there are three hundred trillion
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They had a lot of it installed and it had upped their deployed length to three hundred eighty thousand miles, with the corresponding increase in scoop radius
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There were some places where the canal cut thru the bank, and one interesting spot where this three hundred foot wide canal strode above the ground as an aqueduct for more than two miles, at one point passing a hundred and forty feet above a small river in a valley that looked stuck in a much earlier age
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Over the next five minutes he increases the level by steps to three hundred and sixty joules, repeating the procedure again and again
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She found the name was fairly common, there were three hundred something in the Kassikan, thousands in the city, but none at the address on her employment certificate with the clinic from that time
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Few still stayed in a dorm when pursuing studies that lofty, but there was still this atrium of three hundred rooms for those who did
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The shore of Canyon Lake itself is a wall of cliff, three hundred to six hundred feet high, but the cliff is all balconies with Canyon Lake docks and beaches at the base, Ninth Canal at the tops of the elevators
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The bridge is over three hundred feet above the water, well above the tallest masts on Canyon Lake, at the level of the highest streets in the canyonwall
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“So would the other three hundred seventy claimants
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“There are exactly three hundred and thirty-nine of them
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The only barrier between three hundred people, blaring
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Beyond that their lot narrowed to just a path for three hundred feet or so, shared with the next two houses north, with kedas in the fields on both sides
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An hour and a half, three hundred hairpin bends and
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there are two different manufactures, in each of which twenty workmen are employed, at the rate of fifteen pounds a year each, or at the expense of three hundred a-year in each manufactory
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The capital annually employed in the one will, in this case, amount only to one thousand pounds; whereas that employed in the other will amount to seven thousand three hundred pounds
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At Buenos Ayres, we are told by Ulloa, four reals, one-and-twenty pence halfpenny sterling, was, forty or fifty years ago, the ordinary price of an ox, chosen from a herd of two or three hundred
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He rode to within three hundred yards and then stopped and stood up in his stirrups
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‘It has been traditional for around three hundred years
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But some part of the iron which was brought from: the mine two or three hundred years ago, may be still in use, and, perhaps, some part of the gold which was brought from it two or three thousand years ago
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Of two or three hundred weight of provisions, which may sometimes be served up at a great festival, one half, perhaps, is thrown to the dunghill, and there is always a great deal wasted and abused
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} Their offer was accepted, many privileges were conferred upon them, and they began the manufacture with three hundred workmen
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Would it be a reasonable law to prohibit the importation of all foreign wines, merely to encourage the making of claret and Burgundy in Scotland ? But if there would be a manifest absurdity in turning towards any employment thirty times more of the capital and industry of the country than would be necessary to purchase from foreign countries an equal quantity of the commodities wanted, there must be an absurdity, though not altogether so glaring, yet exactly of the same kind, in turning towards any such employment a thirtieth, or even a three hundredth part more of either
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The initial operation that extracted over three hundred and sixty prisoners from the two Naud ships went as quickly and as smoothly as any of them could have hoped
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Over three hundred people had
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even three hundred years earlier it would
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An army of hunters can seldom exceed two or three hundred men
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An army of shepherds, on the contrary, may sometimes amount to two or three hundred thousand
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He had been to more funerals this week than in the past three hundred years combined
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When it finally arrived at Proxima 3, the Hesperian was expertly put down within three hundred metres of the mid-section of the Elysian
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They had, at the same time, in the name of their treasurer, subscribed very artfully three hundred and fifteen thousand pounds into the stock of the new
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; that is, upon their capital of three millions two hundred thousand pounds, they had increased it by £128,000, or had raised it from one hundred and ninety-two thousand to three hundred and twenty thousand pounds a-year
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The Turks were being slaughtered but still they kept coming on as they reached three hundred yards Sgt Wallace gave the order and we poured our volley fire into their ranks
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But that zeal must be altogether innocent, where the society is divided into two or three hundred, or, perhaps, into as many thousand small sects, of which no one could be considerable enough to disturb the public tranquillity
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All testaments must be written upon stamped paper, of which the price is proportioned to the property disposed of ; so that there are stamps which cost from three pence or three stivers a-sheet, to three hundred florins, equal to about twenty-seven pounds ten shillings of our money
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All shop-keepers and tradesmen worth more than three hundred pounds, that is, the better sort of them, were subject to the same assessment, how great soever might be the difference in their fortunes
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only spent three hundred and thirty
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and found the receipt for three thousand three hundred and fifty
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According to a memoir presented by the parliament of Bourdeaux to the king, in 1764, the whole public debt ot France is estimated at twenty-four hundred millions of livres; of which the capital, for which annuities for lives had been granted, is supposed to amount to three hundred millions, the eighth part of the whole public debt
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This put her roughly four hundred miles south of the Azores and three hundred miles southwest of Madeira Island, which is off the
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Granted, driving with a seven iron will not get the golfer drives of three hundred yards, but, then again, this club was not designed to hit the ball that far
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She had brought only three hundred cavalry and a thousand foot soldiers, including swordsmen, pikemen, and archers
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Lord Rorten brought only three hundred lances, Lady Eleisha was escorted by a hundred cavalry and fifty archers on horseback – she was a minor ruler of mostly farmlands across Mendora – large dark eyes and a slender frame, her golden hair shone in the lamplight
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All the lords and ladies were present in the Feast Hall which was over three hundred paces deep and half as wide with thirty-feet-high red brick walls and a cathedral ceiling worked with stained glass of wolves, foxes, lions, and dragons
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Many were permanently housed within the city walls, as servants in the inns and taverns, as merchants or lords and ladies on extended visits to the King of the Nordics, as well as over three hundred nobility who had arrived with the spring thaw, bringing escorts of soldiers either in aid of the Saviours or to protect their own interests during their journey to Nordhel
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As soon as the Chapman was about three hundred yards from the dock, two boatloads of armed seamen from the
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And this is to say nothing of Leonidas and his three hundred Spartans at Thermopylae
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Farther south, the Milo had made good time during this same day, had traveled about three hundred miles since being
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He was over three hundred years old, which was not exactly old for an immortal, even these days, as some mortal wielders still lived to this day who were twice his age
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She was in fact from one of the seaside clans whose ancestors had invaded Kismeria after travelling across the Great Sea over three hundred years ago
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The bombing took place as the three hundred inmates were watching a scheduled fight match, deep in the underground arena
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After three hundred plus years in Africa he became a white tribe that no one wanted to recognise
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With that resolved, I raided the sock drawer for three hundred dollars, got dressed in
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“Just over three hundred thousand,” agreed the Prime Minister
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Escario had a column of thirty-three hundred infantry, two hundred and fifty cavalry, two field-guns, and sixty transport mules
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Our left was but three hundred yards from the enemy's position; and from the trenches of the 21st Infantry a very clear view of the enemy was obtainable
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The ODSP freaked out when he bought a house for no money down and three hundred bucks a month! Besides
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“Those lakers are like three hundred feet long, with a beam of about twenty-two feet!”
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Conal pushed on, praying that he hadn’t just driven three hundred and eighty odd kilometres on a wild goose chase
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The trajectories were about the same at three hundred yards
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They found three hundred forty-four kilos of coke in it and all with Tweety-Bird markers
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Our Biffs were approaching three hundred horsepower
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To save tax dollars all around, he had been paid from an offshore account at Royal Caribbean Bank in the Cayman Islands with two checks written to him for three hundred thousand dollars each
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He wasn’t for long: Royal Caribbean Bank had called his bank an hour earlier to report that the two checks for three hundred thousand US dollars each that Brian had vouched for were forgeries
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George had in his possession two checks for three hundred thousand dollars each that he said he had received from investors, but his bank wouldn’t accept them as payment and he was unable to cash them
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“Our investigators are trying to locate two checks for three hundred thousand US dollars each, payable to George Dearling,” he said, folding back a page in his notebook
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Now, if you are refusing to see them, I can marvel at your willpower and I certainly respect it’s your prerogative to not see things; but the fact remains, there’s about at least three hundred zombies coming our way, and all that stands between them and your brain is this warding circle,” Steve told me with a feeling of acute worry in his voice
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When Acron arrived at the scene he'd collected over three hundred Fairies in the cry for assistance
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“Brendan, there are over ten thousand, three hundred known political entities in the Empire,” said Sim
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This is where the dumpster was when they found that dead three hundred pound professional wrestler wearing a black evening dress and high heels - that sort of thing
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During a low pass at three hundred metres, an altitude which barely registered on the instruments, he dropped a series of flares a kilometre from his improvised runway and set a few small, smoky grass fires to indicate wind direction
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Her fur stuck out in all directions, fluffed up in three hundred sixty degrees as she floated along, clawing wildly at the air, eyes as big as saucers
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China experienced the worst flooding in thirty years, with three hundred and forty storm-related deaths
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There were about three hundred and ninety girls in the school, counting juniors
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Is it possible that by the time of Abraham and his great grandson Joseph, with his influence on a pharaoh, the ancient idea of a single god was reignited in the Egyptian consciousness? There was, after all, only a little less than three hundred years between them
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Eventually it appears, God’s spiritual guide, the Ten Commandments, given toward the beginning of their journey, appears to have been Deuteronomically expanded into the three hundred laws that Jesus seemed to have complained about
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Proceeding from that event, the “Followers of the Way” struggled through seemingly endless torture and persecution until in approximately three hundred years (AD 30 to AD 325) a Roman general saw a vision that resulted in the permanent establishment of this new belief system
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Within those first three hundred years the subject of the plural “Natures of God” were avidly, even violently debated
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He, among others, was so effective that in three hundred short years they were well on the way to overcoming the mighty Roman Empire that had tried to smother their movement with the hundreds of thousands of sacrifices that they’d had to endure during this time
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The Eastern (Byzantine) church’s triumph eclipsed the Western (Roman) church’s successes to such an extent that it (the Eastern church) became the dominant theological force for the three hundred years from the beginning in AD 325 to Mohammed’s challenge to it in AD 625
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He and his wife, Victoria, bought it for three hundred and fifty thousand
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The crowd of three hundred or more started going nuts as they stomped on the gas and got into their set
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The contest for the hearts and minds of all of the populations that flowed into the Christian belief system like a mighty river during those first three hundred years surged and ebbed for and against the apostolic version of the Word
