| If prolapsed choroidal and retinal tissue is encountered, a decision as to whether or not to reposit it must be made. |
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| The younger men, especially, seem unable to reposit it except by abdominal section. |
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| Hardy was obliged, by an order of the House of Lords, to find the body and reposit it near the place where it was before buried, and also erect a like monument over it. |
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| Death may be non-repressible and necessary to that extent, but its pleasure-giving properties invite the psyche to interpret and reposit it, precisely and perfidiously, as the exact opposite. |
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| He tried to reposit it in vain, and then called in an accoucheur for aid. |
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| Is it really possible, especially if we think that after what we have just said, to reposit it each time would be to give us each time a new opportunity for not thinking? |
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