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Sentence Examples The community came away from the service stronger and with a firm desire to form a community movement or organisation. As they grow, green plants and trees fix carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and convert it to tissue. You have determined to cease henceforth from saying of Mass, and to abstain from the consecration of the body and blood of the Lord. The Supreme Court justice not taking too kindly to some verbal finger-wagging from the President. I am extremely finicky about my household chores, I would possibly leave only one item for my maid to go and fetch from the market. He had special power and permission from the pope to carry out ordinations and consecrations. Units will interchange on the same receiver assembly provided the cartridges are from the same family. The social scientist analyzes the interchanges of the disputants from the standpoint that there is a correct position and an incorrect one. Centrepoint is just under five kilometres from the interchange at the M50 Motorway with the Navan Road. We aren't likely to get a consensus about that from the groups who monitored the elections. The four lines would allow separation of the fast intercity and non-stopping commuter trains from the stopping services. With this order, all intercity trains over 30 years old will be removed from the fleet, and modern trains will operate all inter-city services. It was being built as a great economy from the rubble that it had been, under the previous Plantagenet rule. He waited patiently for Ambrose to finish his drink, then took the canteen from the man's outstretched hand. We were satisfied on this evidence that the sample was taken from the appellant with his consent by a medical practitioner. Just outside Buckingham Palace, probably a hundred metres from the finish, I saw an old fella being led away by the St John's Army. Verbrugghe broke away on the stage's final climb 18 km from the finish and raced home alone. The rest of us observe the endurance of the human spirit from the sidelines as they race towards the finish. The jury held that he was capable of managing his own affairs and he will in consequence be discharged from the local asylum. A moment later, the intercom chirped and a deeply gruff voice spoke from the speaker. Show More Sentences He only accepted mathematical objects that could be constructed finitely from the intuitively given set of natural numbers. The affinity with the framed tube arises from the interconnections of the towers around the remainder of the perimeter. Some activists approach these issues from the perspective of religious freedom and conservative values. Scale intercorrelations from the French-speaking sample also did not change substantially in the constrained and unconstrained models. Because of this, variables with high intercorrelations were removed from the analyses. A certain austerity creeps in from the fino casks, lengthening and refining the oily sweetness. Around them stand officials and party workers from the Conservatives and Lib Dems. Upon completion of our intercourse, I took a cigarette from the few I had left, and lit up. The yield from the six-year-old garden was not much and the intercrops were the sole source of income for his family. His bad breath is likely from the build-up of plaque on his teeth and bacteria on his tongue, as well as possibly from cavities. This orchestra was a mixed bag of students from the conservatoire and retired musicians. During plasma exchange treatment, the patient's blood is removed and the blood cells are mechanically separated from the fluid plasma. Part of Sarne's method in telling his story was to quickly intercut archival film footage from the 20th Century Fox movie library. Research on nuclear fusion in the 1940s shifted the focus of plasma research from the stars to laboratories on Earth. Bertolucci seamlessly intercuts footage from the original and, in doing so, achieves a beautiful synthesis of life imitating art. Every year there stream from the conservatories five talented females to each single talented male. Food is either selected from the display cabinets or ordered to be freshly made. The Army says it is consolidating the cases stemming from the abuse scandal to conserve resources. Civic sense, he says, will have to be built from the grassroots in order to conserve water resources and keep them clean as well. The graphics card takes the job of drawing and redrawing the screen display away from the processor. Show More Sentences It was already very late and the light from the fire was not bright enough to show all the features of Faith's face. The important thing to remember, Mr Ridgway said, is that keeping a building protected from the perils of fire is an ongoing process. If, however, a person considers him or herself to be different from the group, it will be easier to disregard the group's opinion. Thanks to some fancy political lobbying by the grape-growers, wine was exempted from the general interdiction against alcohol. Taking another swig of his beer, his eyes came to rest on a stumbling figure walking away from the warmth of the large fire. Columns of smoke from cooking fires and controlled burns seemed to dangle groundward from the sky. Our giggling stopped with a burst followed by an answering burst of machine-gun fire coming from the river about fifty yards away. He takes hostile fire from the press after jumping into the presidential race. The surface plasmons then decay into photons, which are emitted from the surface. Once the trailing satellite has nearly caught up, it fires its engines away from the leading satellite to achieve the same orbit again. Following the incident, the emission of sparks from the line caused the area around the line to go on fire. I looked around the room, taking in every detail from the wooden floor to the plastered ceiling and walls. He said he could use his toes from the plastered leg to operate one pedal and use the good leg for the other. She watched as the firecrackers rained down from the planes overhead and exploded into fireballs. She was entering the lobby when a fireball exploded from the elevator shaft. Sporadic gunfire echoed from the east, followed by a thunderous explosion that spewed a fireball into the air, about three blocks from the group. The fortified city was battered by fireballs from the Brits' three camps along the river. This is why the most compelling answers come from the consilience of genetic and fossil evidence. New materials have come from the chemical industry and from the molecular engineering of new plastic substances. Many avant-garde filmmakers had migrated from the plastic arts, and through their careers continued parallel projects in multiple mediums. Show More Sentences The contemporary art collection, exhibited on level 4, includes works in the plastic arts, architecture and design from the 1960s to the present. To check the feel of a garment and its interfacing, isolate an area away from the seams. As the warm air rises, cooler air from the room flows into the firebox, fanning the fire, creating more heat in an ongoing cycle. Light waves reflected from the metal flakes at different levels within the ink layer interfere constructively or destructively with each other. The fire brigade is waiting for authorisation to connect to a water supply that is just yards from the new building. Staff called emergency services and the fire brigade took an hour to cut the woman free from the wreckage. Britain also benefited from the availability of investment capital, furnace coal, fireclay, lead, and fine sand. An early morning fire broke out two blocks from the church, with fire companies from up to 40 miles away responding. If for some reason a motor or harmonic drive unit failed, it could be disengaged from the control console and could free-wheel. One way to solve your problem is to wear trousers that are longer from the crotch to the waistband. The inseam is the length from the base of the crotch to the bottom of your pant leg at the seam. In pants, full front thighs create diagonal wrinkles, pulling from the inside legs at the crotch. For the second cut, cut completely through the branch from inside the crotch well up from the ridge of bark joining the two branches. Jacob redirected the video feed from the console to a camera above the viewing window. Greta folded her arms across her chest, peering from the scope to the radio console. One of the main courses was selected from the list of plats du jour and one from the fish dishes. She picked up a plate and dished up food from the platters that Aidan had set on the blue tile covered buffet in the center of the kitchen. A pile of rugs and blankets lay within, pillar candles perched all about, set on dinner plates from the china closet. Tickets can be purchased from the school and families are asked to bring a plate to share for supper. Within the disputed border region, military forces from the neighboring state continue to consolidate their positions. Show More Sentences Not far from the stairs they stopped in front of a wooden door with Sania's initials on a metal plate. The only thing that distinguished it from the rest was that there was a different number on the steel plate attached to the door. Like all the seafloor, they are created at midocean ridges, where two plates diverge and hot lava wells up from the underlying mantle. The artist comes to examine the proof, and, if it meets with his approval, the full edition is printed from the plates. Students could not wait to get to the process of printing the line drawings from the plate onto the dampened paper. The book contains 53 plates, reproductions of his watercolor paintings from the places he visited. A second problem is damage caused by the buildup of excessive electrical charges in the plate from the unwanted ions. Once machined into their final shape, the plutonium parts were plated with nickel and removed from the glove box system. After electroplating, plated parts are transferred from the plating barrel to coating centers located under the electroplating system. Many of the cast-iron firedogs are reproduced from the original 16th to 18th Century patterns. Apart from the reign of William III, consorts of monarchs have had no constitutional significance whatsoever. Now we must urgently appeal to parents to keep their children away from the site in the interim period. Before the railway company could remove the carriages from the track however a fire engine got stuck on the line. The officer who suffered the most serious injuries had to be cut free from the cab of the fire engine. The right side of the fire escape broke free from the brick building and swung down towards the street. It swung downward jerkily, allowing access from the ground and up onto the fire escape. Only a little light seeps in from the alley as Tom walks toward the fire escape. Three army helicopters flew to the interior jungles of Jolo to pick up the freed captives, landing in a clearing uphill from the rebel camp. Her consort found her two days later with all of the crew completely drunk on rum taken from the cargo. This was done for fear of leaving the government open to legal action from the various components of the unsuccessful consortia. Show More Sentences While the Argentine interior minister had warned against possible looting resulting from the march, demonstrators made no attempt to seize food. Mammals, apart from the savanna fox, live mostly in the forested areas of the plateau or down in the gorge. The ministers of defense, interior and foreign affairs are all from the same area. He found the fire extinguisher a few feet from the door and sprayed foam on the base of the flames to put them out. Surely it could not have been left standing where it was, conspicuous from the town walls. She rather amusingly shoved her shorter husband aside from the mike whenever she wanted to interject a point. Conspicuously absent from the program are direct allusions to liturgical activities or priestly authority. The five accused men, three from the company and two customers, all deny a charge of conspiracy to defraud. This angers a cabal of evil businessmen, who somehow are profiting from the bad times, so they conspire to bring the new agency down. Reproductions from the Victorian era include tiles made for floors, walls, and fireplaces. If you build a home in a dangerous area and you don't fireproof it, you should not get money from the government to rebuild. When the money raised from the fire sale is gone, many of the remaining debts are canceled. How could a company go from the seventh largest in America to a loose confederation of parcels at the bankruptcy fire sale in a matter of months? With a minimum of plot, drama emerges from the power struggle and hide-and-seek of interlocution. They included sixteen endearing young students from the ballet school whose gracious performance of the Polish interlude was delightful. Advances have been made, but not without some consternation from the right over the past six years. Some of the outer plating has rotted away from the bow, revealing more of the torpedo tubes and the torpedo-loading hatches, both clearly closed. The audio-track covers the history of Burlington House with interludes of music dating from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Protect that delicate skin from the heat of a real fire with a metal or wooden fire screen in various designs. The president, elected from the national constituency, reflected a different set of popular wishes. Show More Sentences The fund will raise money from the fees paid by the investment intermediaries. Even from the standpoint of elementary bourgeois democratic principles, the constitution is a travesty. At this point, the technology is in place to firewall yourselves from the rest of the world, if you care to. An additional fire watcher may be required to observe areas that are hidden from the view of a single fire watcher. The following interments are taken from the official city records of burials in Linwood Cemetery. A spouse divorced from the primary eligible, or widowed and remarried, is not eligible for interment. The smoke emanating from the firewood used for cooking infused a spirit of celebration into the atmosphere. Instead we arrange the platters of food and remove bread from the oven and fill cups with grape juice and wine. Just 50 yards from the sea, the place has a jolly atmosphere, with lots of families tucking into enormous seafood platters. As part of the deal to constitutionalize rights in the '82 Constitution Act, the provinces extracted a pound of flesh from the Feds. That will make sure all the available energy from the firing pin strike compresses the primer mix between the cup and anvil. If the primer were indented from the base of the canister, the firing pin may not be able to properly strike the primer. Its obvious from the record that the newly created institute was constitutionally flawed from the start. It has some obvious advantages, apart from the pleasure of running around on firm ground under the summer sun. Students must complete the Leave to Intermit Form to obtain permission to intermit from the University. It edges you away from the tendency towards melodrama that you occasionally get in confessional verse. Before the establishment of regular roads and a turnpike system the transportation of coal from the pit was the main impediment to expansion. God only knows how many lost souls they've saved from the fiery pit of damnation. I also appreciate the insightful comments received from the anonymous reviewers. Tiny pits occur in the nails, sometimes causing the nail to separate from the nail bed. Show More Sentences At the start of the race he was helped when several cars stalled on the grid and had to start from the pits. The amorous fops in the box are more refined and distant from the show than the working class audience in the pit. I may not have the ability to hide Rose or sneak her away from the dark wizard's lethal intent, but I was insignificant. What priest hearing confessions and offering the comfort of God's forgiveness is exempt from the call to Christlike humility? This was a field of much creativity, which ranged from the crudest slurs to the most subtle insinuations and allusions. And their only experience of strawberries is the chilled, wrapped and insipid kind from the supermarket shelf. Mind you it is doubtful we will see a shallower, more insipid attempt at shifting the blame from the attacker to a victim. The insistence is all the more remarkable as ministers currently have record amounts of funding from the taxpayer. The house's low roof pitch and deep overhangs shield it from the fierce elements of salt, rain, and wind. The surplus funds from the fundraising committee have been donated to the school for the development of the school pitch. I was determined to ignore the insistent noise until Carol was roused from the couch to answer her telephone call. Groaning, he turned over to bury his head in his pillow, but the scratching and insistent squeaking from the cage in the corner was adamant. The ball pitched 15 feet from the hole, bounced three times and dropped in. The roof pitched down from the wall of the main house, too low to stand under at the far end. Between the tenth and the twelfth of February 1355 a riot occurred in Oxford, pitching the townspeople against scholars from the university. With nothing but a pitch-black, moonless night in front of me, my biggest concern was flying away from the water. Suddenly rose petals and paper confetti came raining down on them from the ceiling. One typical wedding custom is to throw confetti over the couple as they come from the church. Short and long stamens were measured from the base of the filament to the tip of the anthers. I would conclude with high confidence from the data that they provided, from all that we saw, that that happened. Show More Sentences He took a handful of papers from the file he held, then placed the folder on Tanner's desk. As she started humming the tune and pulled out a stack of papers from the only file in her filing cabinet, the phone rang. There is no privilege here, no escape from the insolent booth attendants, the ceaseless demands of the homeless, and the pungent overcrowding. There it combines with carbon dioxide from the air to produce calcium carbonate and water. It is clear from the size of the confidence interval that these data do not imply strong differences between the three groups. The confidence interval of fit parameters was either determined from the covariance matrix or by F-test analysis. Newspaper and television reporters filed dozens of stories from the scene of the fire. Aside from a few occasions, we rode in file, all strung out, from the start until Pradollano. Commanders and platoon leaders should lead from the front of attack formation even when in file or column when fighting in urban terrain. Carefully but confidently, I step on the rocks that still emerge from the surf and climb back to the sandy beach. From Scottish Opera to Hampden, from the schools inspectorate to the civil service, windows are being thrown open to let in the light. The school has now appealed against the decision and an inquiry will be held before an inspector from the planning inspectorate. We sampled vegetation and developed pitch pine and Virginia pine tree-ring chronologies from the midslope and the mountaintop. However, discussion usually drifted well away from the confines of these topics. My birding is restricted only by my own inability to escape from the confines of city life. This would leave spectators at rugby and soccer matches a minimum of 15m from the pitch side and 25m from the goal line. Shinty players are definitely not faint-hearted and the views from the pitchside are often enough to set the strongest stomach churning. I was employed by Barcelona at the time and I wish I could have been more directly involved, watching from the pitchside. Also found was a flake of green Arran pitchstone, thought to be a waste fragment from the manufacture of a tool. But Porter does not shy away from the pithy language of the street, when it seems called for. Show More Sentences He could tell from the distant look in Seira's eyes that the other boy had been struck with a sudden inspiration for a piece. Remove a lid from the first set of oranges and scoop out the contents and pith with care so you don't split the skin. Remove the rind and white pith from the lemons and then cut the flesh into very thin slices, removing the pips. The next step is to cut away the white pith from the flesh, leaving non behind. There was Mr Fox and his trucks carting coal from the pitheads and they were held not to be in the coalmining industry. You can imagine all of them bushwhacking up the Eastern Seaboard from the Maryland Swamps to NYC, Frank in his pith helmet. Only last week I received confirmation from the council that planning permission had, in fact, been granted. Remove the filets from the marinade and place on the grill to mark or until desired doneness. Edges allowed better butchering to cut choice filets away from the carcass shortly after the lions left and before the hyenas came. Finds from the upper levels of A1600 consisted of numerous large fragments of pithoi, perhaps attesting to additional storage in this area. His back was straight again, after all those years of being so pitiably hunched and trembling from the Parkinson's disease. There was of course a danger that the serfowners might confiscate land from the peasants, forcing all their holdings down to the minimum. The current abuse of the filibuster requires a strong response, and we need positive action from the president. In a pitiful attempt to recover from the picture-posting fiasco I shall share some interesting information with you. The figure was soaked through and through in his coat that ought to have been protecting him from the pitiless storm. We have known from the outset that a proportion of the deaths were technically filicide. Remittances from the 4.3 million overseas Filipinos and Filipinas, for instance, defray fifty percent of the Philippine trade deficit. This of course is mopped up with hot fresh pita bread that is brought in every half hour from the bakery up the street. Its richness is partly derived from the conflation of wildly disparate images. The opening idea of the last movement sounds startlingly like a conflation of the two major allegros from the ballet suite. Show More Sentences He now accepts credit cards from the installers and contractors who work for his large customers. Thousands of US soldiers recently returned from the Philippines after training Filipino soldiers. The attackers seized five staff, including two Filipinos, and 12 foreign tourists from the hotel. Relatively few Filipinos of the second wave who returned to the Philippines came from the West Coast. Here are some articles from the Geneva Convention that deal with the protection of civilians in armed conflicts. It also means that India will have to clearly separate its military nuclear installations from the civilian ones, a much needed and welcome move. National guidance derived from the records of multiple organisations was conflicting. There is no cream in the world that can erase the pitted welts that disfigure me from the belly button down. Did I mention that we were two and a half hours from the nearest town with a hospital, almost all of that over pitted gravel roads? Yet, the gesture was filling him with an emotion totally different from the previous night, overpowering the anger and annoyance. The association suggests that the lender withdraw from the decision-making process if a conflict of interest is perceived. Such an impression of homogeneity would seem to result from the confluence of two discrete but interrelated trends. The warmth from the light was stronger and filled him with more of the safe feeling. Even when they'd moved into town, away from the property that he'd claimed would one day kill him, he found work to fill every spare moment. Blair had eaten her fill of the good warm food from the kitchens, wonderful food. No matter how meticulous the police operations to remove dealers from the streets, a new wave will fill their shoes within weeks. The boundary could be inspected during the experiment from the transmission image produced by the confocal microscope. As Cross's beautiful assistant, Monica Potter fills in for Ashley Judd, who didn't return from the first one. In a recent report, Amnesty instanced the case of a farmer from the Shan tribe forced to work by the military. Authentic existence is a breaking free from the conformism and conventions of the everyday that we are thrown into. Show More Sentences The paralysis that had gripped him from the first instant of the flash slowly ebbed, and he crawled out from under the truck. Saudi Arabia, an absolute monarchy, was a crucial pivot of U.S. policy from the 1970s forward. The information from the scan is sent instantaneously to a registry database, to be housed by the new joint venture company. He said the man, who was young and from the local area, was killed instantly. He's blogging live and continuously from the city with pix and a camera feed giving you the stories that aren't in the mainstream media. Interestingly, surface modelers nowadays take pages from the solid modeling book in how they do things like putting fillets on edges. The surgeon depresses the trumpet valve to instill and remove the fluid and air from the balloon. These confusing feelings of being apart from the real world and close to it at the same time are part of what community college is about. His increasingly complex relationship with her only confuses the plot and detracts from the central thread. I got a sense from the people in my audience that they were confused about several things. We learn that neither a convent nor the institution of marriage would be likely to provide the kind of safety required from the invading French. The Greens seek to appeal to confused and disoriented elements from the extreme right, as well as the left. Much of the information came from the flood of news agency reports, reflecting the general sense of chaos and confusion over what was happening. But we see an enormous number of institutionalized restrictions by groups and organizations who are accepting funds from the US Government. There are specific lessons that we can learn here from the inquiry about tackling institutional racism. Her traditional sokay sound comes from the harmonica and a conga drum known as a balah. Each participant sat at a table across from the teacher when receiving instruction in the study. The residents have yet to receive any instructional brochures from the government. Aside from the freedom and joy these drawings radiate, their simplicity is instructive. Gone from the center are the 16 mm film projectors, filmstrip projectors and all but one video editing machine of yesteryear. Show More Sentences He, whose placekicking was exceptional all afternoon, slotted him into a four-point lead with a conversion from the right. Free from the weekday congestion, the traffic raced wildly, shifting lanes as if in a video game. The filter removes pollen and dust that is brought in from the outside through the heating and cooling system. We collected wastewater from the kitchen in a house and obtained pure water after passing it through the filter. Despite manufacturer claims, ozone filters don't remove particles from the air, including those that cause most allergies. Students with other special education placements were excluded from the analysis. It is a proven fact that the ozone layer filters out much of the harmful radiation from the sun. An X-ray telescope filters out all the light from the Sun except X rays, and what is left is mostly the solar corona. This layer surrounds the earth and filters ultraviolet light from the rays of the sun. They use melted snow from the mountain range that filters into underground channels. Even more surprisingly, it seemed as if many of the would-be actors were actually getting placements from the agent. Ostensibly, they were in the town to provide security for the Belgian settlers who felt under threat from the native Congolese. After extraction, the plant material was removed from the filter paper and re-dried. The DNA sample from the patient is labeled and amplified by PCR and then added to the filter paper. The filter paper supporting the cells was air-dried until excess water from the medium had evaporated. To distinguish them from the marsupials and the placental mammals the monotremes are placed in their own class, the prototheria. Iron Jay is urging all the top placers from the Olympia to compete at the Arnold. For example, many ad placers wrote that they enjoyed walks by the beach though their Utica, New York, town is 170 miles from the Atlantic. For years, he was a placid, unobtrusive student of his, but he's emerged from the long shadow cast by his mentor. Secret Service agents whisked her away to take a congratulatory phone call from the president. Show More Sentences The soles of their feet are covered with fur which cushions them on hard ground and insulates them from the scorching heat of hot desert sands. Also, food takes longer to cook in a nonstick pan because the coating insulates the food from the heat. A second insulator layer electrically insulates the wires from the electroconductor layer and the semiconductor substrate. You are insulated from the stock market because the company guarantees you will get a proportion of your income when you retire. Once fully developed, they are released from the female and must attach to the gills or fins of a fish host within a few days or they will die. The Uniting Church was formed in 1977, drawing membership from the Presbyterian, Methodist and Congregational churches. Arctic and boreal mosses, for example, are effective insulators that minimize heat transfer from the soil surface to the underlying soil. An area of the turbo acts as an insulator from the exhaust heat to keep the intake air compressor side as cool as possible. It imitates the effects of insulin and boosts insulin release from the pancreas. The fins conduct heat from the tubes and then transfer it to the air flowing through the radiator. It relies on radiation and passive convection from the heatsink fins that surround it, to dissipate heat. There are a total of six heat pipes running from the base to the aluminum fins. After my release from the tangle of ropes, we finned past broken windows along a companionway, and found a door ripped from its hinges. Salty for the most part, yet with a trace of tanginess, it was a change from the devilled foods favoured by the plainsmen of Gratze. The final drive ratio for the 4x4 variants is 4.444, while the 2x4 gets a 4.1 and I believe the 4x4 would benefit from the 4.1 final drive. The Festival will end with a rousing finale on Saturday with music from the New Riverside Jazz Band. The cortical area is clearly defined from the inverted conical or pyramid-shaped medulla. The conical shape of a volcano became visible at first, its top slightly lopsided from the last time it erupted. Spores or conidia are carried from the soil surface or debris to the plant by wind or splashing rain. The asexual spore, or conidium, is formed from the tips of specialized spore-forming cells in a precisely regulated developmental plan. Show More Sentences Once it was closed the judge finally looked up from the papers on his desk. We do feel the creator's anger, in cursing them with a plague on both their houses, as frogs rain from the sky. Unfortunately it's missing the stills from the film, but the text is still intact. Food intake was calculated daily by subtracting the dried orts from the amount of food offered every day. The silence that had followed a sharp intake of breath from the gallery was broken by Mr Dingemans. Only 10 committee members showed up at the meeting, which was intended to bring together students from the school's 1991 intake. When it comes to the front page, newspapers favor plain language, in part to protect the readers from the seductions of rhetoric, of art. Volvo reduces the amount of noise escaping from the engine compartment by reducing the size of air intakes. The main theme of this movement is the Dies Irae from the medieval plainchant. Two were in police uniforms while the others wore plain clothes and they ran towards the women from the steps of the Underground station. Remove from the heat, then allow to cool a little before sieving in the plain flour and adding the breadcrumbs, mustard and Worcestershire sauce. And people were staying away from the Irish financials because of the tax levy. The figures are collated from the most recent set of filed accounts and, in most cases, relate to the 2002 and 2003 financial years. Fiber-coupled pumps also enable system integrators to decouple the pump system from the laser head, adding more packaging flexibility. Pluto is conjunct the Midheaven from the ninth house, along with Mercury, which is still retrograde, and in the tenth house. Plainly, the animal is a hedgehog uncurling itself from the frozen leaves and sticks under which it is hibernating. He had done so in the mistaken belief that by living a solitary existence, far from the religious confusion of his day, he might find God. Doctors believe that this finding could lead to a new diagnostic tool for those that suffer from the disease and allow for early treatment. The Inquiry will publish the findings from the survey on its website in August. A photodiode is mounted on the integrating sphere to measure the radiant flux from the diode laser entering the sphere. Find more words! 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