At the heart of the disputes was quite simply the principle upon which power should rest. |
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Downstairs, Martha gives Margaretha a significant look, upon which she rises and excuses herself to her guests, who leave. |
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That was his political touchstone, his point of reference, the rock upon which he built everything else. |
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The Aldgate train was the standard London model, built of a tough steel frame upon which aluminium bodywork is bolted firmly down. |
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The upper of the two steps upon which it stands is traceried, and there are four lions against the stem. |
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The social milieu upon which they have up to now been based is deeply divided. |
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The decided cases since that date have clearly illustrated grounds upon which the items of account may be held to be contrary to law. |
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The children refuse all human food until they are given newly shelled beans, upon which provender they subsist until they learn to eat bread. |
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Their principal outcrops constitute the great Precambrian shields of continental crust upon which later formations were deposited. |
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Fire ants prey on karst invertebrates and the surface community food base upon which the karst species depend. |
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Would we not have to look to the treaty or convention upon which the legislation is based? |
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They were always careful not to saw away the branch upon which their own livelihood was precariously, if tenaciously, hanging. |
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Pace and positioning, those two fundaments upon which the Azzurri have constructed their defensive abstinence, will do for starters. |
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Depending upon which sperm fertilizes the egg, the resulting plant will be trisomic or monosomic for the translocated A region. |
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The second basis upon which the documents were rejected was that document forgery in Albania was endemic, if I may term it that way. |
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The Invention of the Cross is the name given to the supposed discovery of the cross upon which Jesus Christ had been executed. |
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The grass upon which he had been laying shriveled up, black and as delicate as stalks of ash. |
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While churches differ on some doctrine, there are basic truths upon which we agree. |
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Breath-holding helps create a firm base upon which the muscles can effectively contract. |
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I use either monkfish or sea bass for this dish, depending upon which is seasonal and better value on the day. |
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Content providers are the source of the raw material that flows through the medium and upon which intermediators offer added value. |
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In addition, the country is fraught with numerous divisions upon which demagogues can flourish under circumstances of want and inequality. |
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Fran didn't use deckchairs, just natty old towels upon which she languidly stretched as if she was on a feather bed. |
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I certainly would not concede that the Order upon which, for the many proven breaches of it, you were committed to prison, was unlawful. |
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The hub upon which the platter was mounted was phosphor bronze, and weighed an additional 17 pounds. |
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The President has Constitutional powers upon which Congress cannot impinge. |
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As a demographic tool it also collates the statistical information upon which policy decisions are supposedly made. |
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The overall passive permeability barrier of the cells depended upon which side was the donor. |
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The big steel gates opened again and a three wheeled motorcycle drove in pulling a low trailer upon which were perched two plain wood coffins. |
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Her design provides a steeply raked underlit playing area upon which the actors perch precariously. |
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It was a clear night and there isn't anything behind the tree upon which a shadow could be cast. |
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But it is also significantly more than just the hunting grounds upon which consumers hunt down the latest commodity fetish. |
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Each roller is only capable of circumrotating about the rod upon which the roller is mounted. |
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Mounted on the aluminum chassis is a steel framework upon which fiberglass body panels are fitted. |
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To change the principal contract is to change the basis upon which the surety agreed to become liable. |
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Ahead of him he saw the Sacred Veil upon which was embroidered two cherubim, male and female each embracing the other. |
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The famous device of conflict upon which all stories are supposed to hinge starts within the writer. |
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There, she uncovered a chest of papyrus scrolls and parchments upon which were written ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs. |
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The walls of the passage were solid and rough, hewn from the granite outcropping upon which the Citadel stood. |
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Over the last year he has been studiously researching the Viking saga upon which his character is based. |
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A prohibition law strikes a blow at the very principles upon which our government was founded. |
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Those working underground had acquired a hectograph upon which they printed up to 250 copies of the group's leaflets. |
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Don't bet against it as this Donegal team have the basis upon which a shrewd operator like Brian can build. |
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The function of enzymes is to catalyse the chemical reactions upon which the functioning of the organism depends. |
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This small quarto contains an account of the making of the hand-press upon which it was printed. |
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Even more critically, there is only a limited evidentiary basis upon which to consider any award of occupation rent. |
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The circular and isolated hill upon which the present town stands will recall to his mind the ancient features of the Cadmean citadel. |
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The Queen Mary 2 is definitely a luxuriant vessel upon which to voyage the Atlantic ocean. |
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Military food is certainly not so hard as bush tucker, upon which these men have developed strong, healthy bodies. |
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He pronounced them fit for consumption, upon which we all fell to them hungrily. |
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A stairway upon which a tall man is in danger of bumping his head is an example of bad art. |
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Neither a serf nor a villein rightfully owned the land upon which he worked. |
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This vicarial presence is destroying the organizing principle upon which our society has, until now, been constructed. |
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These latter statements were the ultimate verifiers, forming the basis upon which our empirical world was constructed. |
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Mutation is the primary source of genetic variation upon which natural selection can act. |
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The camera dollies in slightly, then cuts to a close-up of her and tilts down to the page, upon which she is drawing crude crosses in red ink. |
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We are living in a soup of seething, teeming, tiny organisms upon which all life on this planet is dependent. |
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The full shield for the Elliot name was red within a border of silver upon which were eight blue escallops. |
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Currently, Songkran lasts generally around one week, depending upon which part of the country you are in. |
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Sometimes those communications and exchanges take place somatically, occurring at levels upon which we do not or cannot reflect. |
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An American ship came to the island upon which we were being kept and we were freed. |
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The modern territorial state upon which it was based was a derivative of the Italian Renaissance and the Protestant Reformation. |
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The toxin had accumulated in the anchovies and sardines upon which the animals were feeding. |
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Land has always been the basis of wealth generation and accumulation upon which social development can be designed. |
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Outside the banquet hall there was a small oak table, upon which rested a yellowed parchment and a droopy quill of some exotic bird. |
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The head chef is the key foundation upon which the business is built as are all the staff. |
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The judoist has no time to allow himself a margin for error, especially in a situation upon which his or another person's very life depends. |
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The court has not sought to doubt the factual basis upon which the jury reached its verdicts. |
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This is a decision in which one is defining the jurisdictional facts upon which the court operates. |
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This was a small beginning, but it was at least a start upon which others could build later in Africanizing the Service. |
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There was no evidence upon which he could conclude that the defendant had realisable assets in the companies. |
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This is the premise upon which the revenue claim the high ground of substance and reality. |
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According to O'Neill, the cherubic-looking characters upon which the Kewpie doll was based came to her in a dream. |
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In the great game of life, whether you win or lose depends upon which voice is the loudest at the moment of decision. |
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We shall continue to uphold the noble tradition upon which our church has been built. |
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Indeed, if the journalist is to better understand the topic upon which he prepares an article then evidently he has to be better informed. |
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How firm are the foundations upon which his brand of champagne socialism have been constructed? |
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Two weeks ago we noted the first three courses of brick, upon which the timber frame building is built, were soaking wet. |
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The mushrooming of political parties, syndicates, and newspapers signals a nascent political pluralism upon which democracy can be built. |
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Nor is the exercise upon which the court is engaged amenable to such an answer. |
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You have to go back to the fundamental principle upon which modern civilization was based, the principle of modern natural law. |
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How does one begin to approach teaching these pianistic pillars upon which the entire body of piano repertoire is built? |
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The junction pockets are commonly lined with quartz and calcite upon which zeolites and associated minerals crystallize. |
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Globalisation undermined the nation state system upon which capitalism is historically based. |
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Good citizens participate responsibly in the debates over public issues upon which democracy depends. |
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Accordingly, there is no evidential basis upon which the appellant can assert that this is not an available alternative location. |
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Instead, a dubious logic pervades, upon which we base entire networks of conclusions and imperatives. |
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The printed census returns, upon which the figures are based, can be regarded as accurate only up to a point, even at the national level. |
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The combination of the material and the spirit go together to form the foundation upon which the building of the revealed religion resides. |
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Nevertheless, journals might become more open about the basis upon which they select books and reviewers. |
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Having discovered the origin of surplus value Marx was able to resolve one of the major problems upon which the Ricardian school had stumbled. |
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By the early 1800's, gridirons were not used as much as most homes had begun using kitchen stoves upon which to cook. |
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The appendicular skeleton is also dependent on the stability of the axial skeleton, upon which it operates. |
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But more times than not, the film can't seem to find the apropos avenue upon which to sell its wares of pragmatism. |
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Your utter disregard for everything that is good and decent has rocked the very foundation upon which our society is built. |
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At the very end of this long table was a rather large chair edged with more gold upon which the king himself sat his royal bottom. |
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A typical element of this regional form is the shieldlike panel with rounded corners, upon which the face is carved in relief in the middle. |
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The small egg-shaped bulb gives rise to a long flower stalk upon which globe-shaped purple-red flowers are produced. |
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The dichotomies upon which this film is based sometimes seem to be treated too simply. |
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This is a nasty piece of thin elastic upon which hollow compressed lumps of sugar and colourings are threaded. |
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Some of the best bornite specimens consist of plates of 5-mm blue-gray crystals upon which are perched large, complex chalcopyrite crystals. |
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The force of that argument depends upon the basis upon which the measure of damages is arrived at. |
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Moses is clutching under his right arm what must be the twin tablets of stone upon which he inscribed the Ten Commandments. |
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So, for Locke, the human mind was a tabula rasa, a blank slate upon which experience records itself as human knowledge. |
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That, he says, was the basis upon which the squad was chosen, rather than with a specific tactical plan in place. |
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I have underlined the words in both passages upon which Mr Scott places emphasis. |
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Even if I don't always follow it to the letter, I've got a rock solid foundation upon which to base my deviations. |
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Reducing pollution is tangential to the argument and simply serves to confuse the principles upon which debate should be based. |
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John was the foundation upon which the others could build their various Beatle personalities. |
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The nature of the hypotheses varies widely depending upon which theory of psychotherapy and psychopathology the clinician applies. |
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In her hands were balanced a silver tea tray, upon which were placed two medium-sized silver bottles, a crystal tumbler, and a small teaspoon. |
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Nearby, a table upon which was printed a map of the kingdom also materialized, with numerous counters on it representing the kingdom's armies. |
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The legend upon which the ballade is based is just ghoulish enough to appeal to a teenager whose favorite pastime was watching horror movies. |
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Those experiences marked him out for a teaching career, upon which he may have embarked. |
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In this trajectory, she presents this set of essays as yet another ground upon which feminism was and is being theorised in India. |
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Significantly, the idea of seasonability upon which Hesiod's poem depends describes a very unstable temporal order. |
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You see, they've installed these ticket barriers at Oxford station and today was supposed to be the day upon which these came into use. |
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It is a thought experiment designed to arrive at a practical judgment, action upon which is anticipated to resolve one's predicament. |
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Because the base of the stone barely touches the base upon which it rests, it appears that it could easily fall over when the sea wind blows. |
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These initial supporters will be the base upon which you build the rest of your list. |
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The concepts inherent in this right are the bedrock upon which the principles of self-determination and individual autonomy are based. |
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On either side of him were tall columns of black stone upon which were etched stories of evil gods and battles from long ago. |
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On a lower shelf stands a small piece of clear Plexiglas upon which yellow blots have been painted. |
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In the beaux arts as well as in real life, law is the cornerstone upon which everything lies. |
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The finite element mesh subdivides the geometry into elements, upon which are found nodes. |
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To cultivate this process, the student should become acquainted with the motive upon which the composition is based. |
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Is there any evidence upon which a jury properly instructed could return a verdict of guilty? |
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Moreover, the figures of nine per cent and five per cent were estimations by federal officials, who lacked hard statistical data upon which to base their percentages. |
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But the most fascinating sections are the germinal passages upon which agee would build and elaborate in the final version. |
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The Constitution of the United States has been the bedrock upon which our country was built over the past 225 years. |
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The sample population upon which actuarial assessments of risk are based, includes among the recidivists both those who have received treatment and those who have not. |
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It is a human drama quite as engrossing as the story of the grand strategic deception upon which it hangs. |
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While there have been numerous retrenchments over the past few years, the current workforce is the foundation upon which the future will be built. |
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With their support, we can improve and protect the stream and riparian habitats upon which the imperiled wildlife of the Green River fauna depends. |
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Many of the piers on the south side, namely, the eight westerly ones, including the half pier, retain the Norman ashlaring, upon which the new moldings have been wrought. |
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This form, upon which our modern atria are based, was enclosed on all sides by buildings with roofs sloping to a columned peristyle or walkway around a courtyard. |
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Its clear globe reveals a magnified view into the pores of the leaf upon which it rests, encouraging appreciation to the macrocosm of beauty that exists at micro scale. |
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The British are well known for being able to make do and mend, but there has to be some remaining substance in the damaged article, upon which to make the repair. |
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Bagua Zhang derives its name from Ba Gua, the mystical symbol of the eight states of transformation upon which the Chinese book of divination, the I-Ching is based. |
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If neglected, any system can become a host upon which all other systems will leech. |
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If Dostoevsky unintentionally laid the philosophical groundwork upon which Putin now stands, then Tolstoy offers the solution. |
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When do we stop and start believing Jay, the person whose testimony upon which the state of Maryland relies? |
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Commonly, pilgrims misperceive this vision and incorrectly assume that the vision is a piece of land devoid of rocks and stones upon which something may be built. |
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The science of biochemistry, nowadays regarded as one of the fundamental pillars upon which the study of medicine rests, is something of a newcomer. |
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Reduced sea ice extent or the timing of sea ice formation and break-up will impact the lower trophic levels of the ecosystems upon which polar bears depend. |
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Furthermore, hippocampal place fields can be sustained by different sensory modalities, apparently depending upon which modality is most reliable for the animal. |
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To the extent that the Fed is able to monetize assets it can increase bank reserves, upon which banks can increase the money supply by pyramiding further. |
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The Party platform and election policy are the items of faith upon which trade unions and their members commit to work for the election of Labor Governments. |
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At first we were much puzzled as to the origin and constitution of this extraordinary race, points upon which they were singularly uncommunicative. |
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They had erected each post, one by one, sinking it deep into the caliche hardpan upon which the town was settled, and then into the softness of the sand below. |
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Rough season conceal the shoals of small fry upon which they survive. |
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This claim is inconclusive as we may very well be required to do empirical research to settle an unresolved question of fact upon which the theories disagree. |
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When the Ngonis arrived in Eastern Province after clashes with the Bembas, they crossed the Muchinga Escarpment, upon which they thrashed all the tribes they found. |
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Then, as now, type specimens constituted the fundamental entity upon which species are described according to the rules of zoological nomenclature. |
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Abbe described the optical process so well that this paper has become the foundation upon which much of our understanding of optical science rests today. |
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Solitary species such as cicada killers, carpenter bees, digger wasps and mud daubers use their stingers to subdue the insects and spiders upon which they prey. |
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Cinema offers simultaneous affirmation and dissolution of the binary oppositions upon which our most fundamental notions of self and other are based. |
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He felt his eyes straying to the Croce al Trebbio, the little granite column in the center of the piazza upon which a little bronze warrior proudly bore his sword. |
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In the early Church, as in the Synagogue, the altar was a sacred table upon which were placed the books and instruments used to celebrate the Eucharistic sacrament, or Mass. |
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That is the basis, I suppose, upon which this court must approach it. |
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My associate will make two copies of the judgment available to each side, so that you have one upon which you may annotate and one you may preserve clean. |
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At the center of this array stood a pedestal of white-veined marble topped with a cushion of tanned and stuffed leather upon which rested a large golden key. |
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The music, in an expressive orchestration for harpsichord and strings, was a filigreed structure upon which Miller's wonderfully individual dancers climbed and played. |
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This is especially true for F 2 populations derived from original intercrosses of inbred lines that exhibit linkage disequilibrium upon which QTL studies depend. |
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There is an intimate connection between the methods employed by terrorist organizations and the nationalist or religio-communalist politics upon which they are based. |
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After an exchange of pleasantries the ambassador told Derry who our man was and which paper he represented, upon which Lord Wallpaper turned abruptly and flounced off. |
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The basis upon which we attack the Commissioner's judgment was that he had failed to look at the issue of breach insofar as reasonable foreseeability was concerned. |
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The Winters made no protest, and the court ordered the company's profits garnished, upon which the creditors then sued the garnishee for even more money. |
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Only the brightest sparks musically got the real instruments, such as the glockenspiels, i.e. those instruments upon which you could actually play more than one note. |
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We need them to convince us that they have a firm, agreed and coherent strategy for continuing to prosecute the odyssey upon which they have embarked. |
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The limited economic sanctions that it had approved did not include an embargo on oil exports to Italy, upon which Mussolini's military machine depended. |
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Central to much recent work on embodiment is the metaphor of the body as a text or surface upon which our cultural and personal identity is written. |
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The sergeant, getting a pair of scissors, soon freed the car from its encumbrance, upon which the householder and the lodgers burst into loud guffaws of laughter. |
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There was also a Santeria altar, upon which animal entrails had been arrayed in hopes of bringing ill fortune to several people listed on an attached piece of paper. |
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The position that Costa Rican linguists support depends upon which University they represent. |
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The interior was constructed around four large pillars, upon which crossbeams supported the roof. |
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This land contained some of the most fertile agricultural land upon which the agricultural economy had been constructed. |
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Dolphins tend to travel in pods, upon which there are groups of dolphins that range from a few to many. |
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Welsh Labour's predecessor bodies bequeathed it a formidable electoral inheritance, upon which it was to build still further. |
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In 1982, the parliament decided upon which roads were to become national trunk roads. |
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The procedure also depends upon which type of institutional act is being used. |
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Volumes II and III of Capital remained mere manuscripts upon which Marx continued to work for the rest of his life. |
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By contrast, Reid claimed that the foundations upon which our sensus communis are built justify our belief that there is an external world. |
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This was the final element of the foundation upon which the early folk music revivalists constructed their own view of Americanism. |
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Alternative medicine practices may be classified by their cultural origins or by the types of beliefs upon which they are based. |
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The index of a book lists words or expressions and the pages of the book upon which they are to be found. |
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His approach removed the mysticism associated with the subject, creating the practical base upon which others could build. |
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Supreme Court will hear a case this morning upon which hangs the future of his and other credit unions nationwide. |
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Salt water is already intruding into the fresh water tables upon which Tuvaluans depend, he said. |
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The GDR joined with the Federal Republic of Germany on 3 October 1990, upon which the GDR's constitution and armed forces were abolished. |
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Identify the niche markets upon which you intend to focus, the specific investment approaches you plan to use and your firm's unique features. |
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It was the reputation of the sect upon which St. Paul embarked his salvation. |
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Why do we sit cross-handed and do nothing which would serve as a basis upon which to build the salvation of our people? |
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So I decided upon a classic whisked egg genoise sponge upon which to build my mountain of delights. |
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Shrinkwrap, plastic bags, apparel bags, and other loose plastic are loaded over the cardboard, upon which another section of cardboard is placed. |
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Within states, a constitution defines the principles upon which the state is based, the procedure in which laws are made and by whom. |
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The modern system of the division of labor upon which the exchange of products is based is in danger of breaking down. |
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Light pens remain in direct contact with the surfaces upon which the bar codes are printed, using a fixed beam to read the symbology. |
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There is also a series of questions upon which the retreatant should reflect. |
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When determining a base price upon which farmers are reimbursed for their crops, the RMA typically uses commodities prices. |
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Randomness and uncertainty are not occasional deviations from the 'true' principles upon which life is built. |
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This essay, like the lectures upon which it was based, is both a pedagogical and advocatory in purpose. |
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And with that, the platform upon which we can aspire to actualization as an industry will have been completed. |
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These features, along with another hollow on the rock's south side, formed an ideal natural strongpoint upon which Edinburgh Castle was built. |
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Aramark acquired a property upon which a drycleaning business was operated that was determined to be contaminated. |
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However there are moral ramifications upon which a mere gelotologist, or student of laughter, would not be prepared to pass judgment. |
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The profligate pretenses upon which he was perpetually soliciting an increase of his disgraceful stipend are mentioned with becoming reprobation. |
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Agricultural subsidies are the most significant issue upon which agreement has been hardest to negotiate. |
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The concept of the judicial precedent and of 'review by the courts' is a key component of the British common law upon which Indian law is based. |
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The First Minister or members of the cabinet can deliver statements to Parliament upon which MSPs are invited to question. |
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One of Manila's greatest natural resources is the protected harbor upon which it sits, regarded as the finest in all of Asia. |
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I'm speaking of the implicit, almost unconscious, or preconscious assumptions and ideals upon which whole nations and races act and live. |
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In the 1980s, Gwich'in Traditional Management Practices were established to protect the Porcupine caribou, upon which the Gwich'in people depend. |
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The canal systems at the NMP EcoLab each had a check dam separating the canals from the water bodies upon which the lodges were sited. |
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The advent of the Internet in the 1990s has also given Morris sides a new platform upon which to perform. |
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As well as webbed feet, turtles have very long claws, used to help them clamber onto riverbanks and floating logs upon which they bask. |
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But whether he fully comprehended the great truth upon which that rock stood and stands, may be doubted. |
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That boy was one of the new draft, fresh out of boot camp, and yet it was his duty to pass messages upon which the fate of a battle might depend. |
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The violent treatment meted out by da Gama quickly brought trade along the Malabar Coast of India, upon which Calicut depended, to a standstill. |
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This age is the foundation upon which the entire church's history is founded. |
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The typical size depends upon which population it is from, and most accepted races vary widely in size. |
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Part II of the Charter details eight main principles and objectives upon which States must base their policies and legislation. |
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Newcomers to the profession would often start their careers in this fashion and members would gain a foundation upon which to base their future careers. |
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Flooding with fore-glory the pages of the Book they all point forward to one focal spot of splendor upon God's horizon of the end-time upon which all eyes are centered. |
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They function by de-energizing the circuit downstream of the device upon which an arc-fault is detected to help prevent ignition and a resultant fire. |
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The standard resident course assumes that the international customer has a basic military logistics infrastructure in place upon which to apply this knowledge. |
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Although there is a consensus upon leading world cities, the criteria upon which a classification is made can affect which other cities are included. |
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The vast majority of the text is devoted to real property, this being the most valuable sort in the feudal law upon which the English law of land was founded. |
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In Saskatchewan, the term 'grid road' is used to refer to minor highways or rural roads, usually gravel, referring to the 'grid' upon which they were originally designed. |
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They range in size from pebbles to boulders, but as they are often moved great distances, they may be drastically different from the material upon which they are found. |
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However, this design, called so from the royal warrant of 14 May 1675 attached to the drawings, is not the design upon which work had begun a few weeks before. |
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Although very small, these artificial islands have had a negative impact on the mangrove habitats upon which they are built, often causing unpredictable environmental issues. |
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The uke and banjo were working class instruments, small, compact and portable, upon which it was reasonably easy to bash out a tune, well before guitars and rock and roll. |
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The combination of knowledge in diet, surgery, and medication formed the foundation of medical learning upon which Galen would later greatly contribute. |
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Academically speaking, the ancient Vedic scriptures, upon which Hinduism is derived, describe four authorized disciplic lines of teaching coming down over thousands of years. |
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The terms upon which the regiment was raised stated that the men were to be employed for either three years or the duration of the war in America. |
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It provided the foundation upon which the Royal Academy came to dominate the art scene of the 18th and 19th centuries, supplanting the earlier art societies. |
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Other possible unquantified niche axes upon which these species may differ in their overlap include differences in insolation and preferred body temperatures. |
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Further along the road to the south near the old waterworks there are identical pillars from the former Knighton Gorges upon which the owner has placed modern gargoyles. |
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The Leslie family historically owned much of the land upon which Glenrothes has been built and their family name gave the adjacent village of Leslie its name. |
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They created a polymer whose external structure is 100 micrometres-high pillars, topped by a thin 40 micrometres wide discs, upon which tiny mushroom-shapes sit. |
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Making contact with a big building firm and offering his services to them as a contract landscaper will, perhaps, give him a core business upon which he can build. |
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This marks the top of the series of landslips upon which Ventnor is built. |
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Either the previously accepted measures upon which hundreds of calculations have been based are wrong, or there is a problem with the theory of quantum electrodynamics itself. |
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Until the development, popularisation, and domination of television, radio was the broadcast medium upon which people in the United Kingdom relied. |
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Principal well-supported clades recovered in the phylogenetic analyses provided the foundation upon which we assessed phenotypic differences to make generic recommendations. |
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Polar packs undergo a significant yearly cycling in surface extent, a natural process upon which depends the Arctic ecology, including the ocean's ecosystems. |
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The 'rituals of encounter between tangata whenua and manuhiri ' are as broken as the 'cracked footpaths' upon which they negotiate their way through this land. |
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He provided a table sixty feet in diameter, upon which I was to act my part, and palisadoed it round three feet from the edge, and as many high, to prevent my falling over. |
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Matching the sidewalk upon which they've been piled, the bricks have a shoddy photo-realism about them quite at odds with the idealized structure behind them. |
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It is still more revolting if the grounds upon which it was laid down have vanished long since, and the rule simply persists from blind imitation of the past. |
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The antimins is a silk cloth, signed by the appropriate diocesan bishop, upon which the sanctification of the holy gifts takes place during each Divine Liturgy. |
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