... ) to discover what influence, if any, pH and sulfate concentration may have on the invertebrate ...

... are comparable to those of ro tifers (Hutchinson" 1967) and may be higllly irregular (Reid, 1961 ...

... '. " ," 19 Oc'tober,' \"hich may ;i.n<;:lude from a very '$e1v'individuals to the , , , total ...

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... the hearer' to a point where he himself may transcend language and ,pass to incomm unicable insight ...

... . It is adialecti~l'ladder which, when we have. ascended, ,may be kicked" awaY'-2 We thus firidin ...

... intelligible principles is not spatial. In the intelligible order, body may be said to b8 in ...

... unity represerited" iIi the (various IErve:is:" ' the soul may rise by intelligence to the intellig ible ...

... advantage of Bouins is, that ob jects may be left in it for a long time without becoming unduly hard. -6 ...

... ~iBull may 'have come to rea lize~' 'N~t~nly .' '. had the, .. . , ,'; ':'.:',) '~.:: "'j,.:, '. j ...

... totality and independ , . ence; no ma~ter how,poor and crushed a person may be, he is a whole, and as a pe ...

... may be considered Maritain fS doctrine of the person. How ever, it is necessary to observe some ...

... human soul it fol lows that man possesses intelligence and will. Though some animals may manifest ...

... of reason, an impersonal, lasting superstructure,. the functioning of which may be said to be ...

... , species pr~sence, and, abundance. The 1al\:eswithin the study area are close, enough that it may be ...

... populations may have been missed in sampling the other lakes. The unique genera had generally low frequencies ...

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... may ',be more effective and Significant.,,21 . His point of course is that ends are f~T the sake of ...

... distinction may seem -harm: less it is tragic in-practice for intrinsic goods are divor . ','.' ced, from the ...

... , which may therefore be said to '. ~. .1}. , 26 '! , ;' t .' determine the, behavior and operation, of ...

... ,may haVe"1J$EHi 'd2inaged, or t3ven (l'~$~t,-oy,;,ed~ By: ' ' ea~thqU?~eB'; '" but whole count'rie's ...

... .~75. formed ,grassl'all ds .. which are ..,the basis. of .iorley I '. since. the Maya:,'ih their ...

... ; cul ty,- W?!s '. ':';8,~er _''.The .May~: .. " t,urned into . Bajoes . . . a' !System , . . the ...

... explains ,the reas,6ns':.Freud';maY'"lhave ""hag.;, "Chap1;e.,~ '~\'(o, :~e~ls ':strictly with the complex ...

... questions. Most of the psychoanalytic terms are familiar and those which may not be are given a short ...

... difference and calls on a substitute. Materially this substitute is his thumb,,' may. seem to be sublimation ...

... ' The ' cultural goal spoken of here may take the form 0,! art, music, or literature, but 'high' as it ...

... ~ April 17 to May 13,,1861 . Afterm;:l.th of the. SElc~ssion Ordinance..' .,.. 'Action in the western ...

... section 0" ':Meetings, 'Meeti.ng, Meetings ~ ,~I' . " . : First Wh,eE;lingGorlvention, May 15;:1861 ...

... .. ~.,.'. . ., .. ,Election 'q.ay~ May 23, 1861. .... ~..,'. ," '.';. . , '. , .. Second Whee'ling Convention, 1st Sese ...

... terminology that :may be re-' def;ined a~.c6rding to w4at 'C' beirg re:t;erred to, such 'as .'.Yankeeism ...