The usage of contemporary words made for an easy understanding of the essence of the original work by all. |
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In either case, the question concerning the applicability of the essence remains assumed but undemonstrated. |
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Obviously speed is of the essence in this case if such an application is to be made. |
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In a lot of what we did speed was of the essence, but we didn't really understand the concept of time. |
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I suppose I don't need to say that speed is of the essence here, but I will anyway. |
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In an information age, where time is of the essence, perhaps Poetry, the very distillation of life itself, has come into its own. |
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Time is of the essence and a board meeting was held yesterday in an attempt to expedite the process. |
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Time is of the essence because of the enormity of the state's pollution problems. |
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But with such a worrying deadline, speed is of the essence for the company. |
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She raised her skirts to above her knees, allowing her petticoats and lace stockings to show, but time was of the essence. |
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Christiane, time is obviously of the essence, and you said aid is trickling in slowly. |
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His art is wonderfully representative of the essence of the philosophy of Indian aesthetics. |
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This insistence on empirical proof shows a profound misunderstanding of the essence of vitalism. |
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I'm a great believer that once you decide what to do, speed is of the essence. |
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A breech birth is the classic example, when time is of the essence to birth the baby's head. |
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The meeting was hastily arranged because time was of the essence. |
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For the critically ill or injured time may be of the essence. |
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It's a busy kitchen where speed is of the essence and this creation was whipped up faster than you can say pan-seared fish with herb, garlic and cheese sauce! |
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So too, timing is of the essence in matters of both sexuality and that other most real connection with physicality, all the pleasures associated with the art of gastronomy. |
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Speed is certainly of the essence in the mobile registration exercise if the targeted five million voters are to be captured before the designated 21 day period elapses. |
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First, it is high time and of the essence that other players come on stage-in fact, some have already done so. |
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You see, if visions and ideas are to become sample plates, sales aids and complete works of art, then speed is of the essence. |
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If time is of the essence, simply send us your models by express mail and you will receive the finished Lava? framework posthaste. |
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If time is of the essence, quick-bonding, C2-quality flexible mortar can ensure that the surface is ready to walk on in double-quick time. |
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Even though time is of the essence, feel free to tell reporters you will call them back in half an hour if you feel caught off-guard. |
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Remember that food tends to melt, sweat, wilt, dry out, shrink, discolor or sag, so timing is of the essence. |
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Caution is of the essence, however, as an ill-considered proposal could have adverse effects on our democracy. |
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To keep this level in the coming years the continuous promotion of new blood is of the essence. |
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This provides a real-life foretaste of digital television, where networking is of the essence. |
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The completion of the single market, in particular in the sector of financial services, is of the essence. |
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He admits he is impatient by nature, but believes speed is of the essence. |
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We have discovered anew that voluntaryism is of the essence of the Gospel. |
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Clause 26 of the contract between those parties was deemed time to be of the essence, and by Item L of the schedule, encumbrances were listed as nil. |
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You must realize that time is of the essence in regards to your money management and wealth creation. |
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The frequency of mailings in certain subscription services is determined by the availability of data and speed is in some cases of the essence in getting information to subscribers in a timely fashion. |
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We realize that we can help the world advance the cause of humanity by striking a balance between acquisition of information and knowledge and enrichment of the essence of our rich heritage. |
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Time shall be deemed to be of the essence of this Purchase Order. |
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This is not the way Afghanis conduct business. For the Afghans, time is not of the essence. |
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The first approach posited that article 121, paragraph 4, would be applicable and that it was of the essence to maintain a unified legal regime with regard to the crimes over which the Court had jurisdiction. |
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Were a bioweapons attack to be directed against the nation by a determined network of foreign terrorists, time would be of the essence. |
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It might be better to offer a procrastinator a concrete choice Lapsang Souchong or Darjeeling?—rather than asking him just what sort of a person it is who would drink tea when time is of the essence. |
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It is of the essence that the original increases in the lapse factor occurred as a direct consequence of the simultaneous and very substantial increases in the number of established posts. |
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These are the result of several years of selection based mainly on the fragrance of the plant, its sturdiness and hardiness, but also on the homogeneousness and the constant quality of the essence produced. |
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If there is no express stipulation in the contract that time is of the essence, it can be made so by serving a notice fixing a specified time for completion. |
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