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She lay back against the pillows and smiled at him com posedly.

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"Which is why," he observed as they stepped out of the shaft into the oppressive heat and humidity, "even sup-posedly permanently lubricated doors and glides need to be checked as part of a weekly routine."

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Everything was taken up to the attic and sup - posedly sprayed.

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Furthermore, there were points of contact or overlappings between the various spheres: for instance, the notion of temperaments sup - posedly determined by the stars facilitates the transi - tion from the planetary gods to the virtues.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas JEAN SEZNEC 1968

He achieved fame as a bold innovator of agricultural techniques that were supposed to bring great practical benefit, in striking contrast to the sup - posedly barren record of orthodox scientists.

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So long as the traditional distinction remained be - tween the sublunary, corruptible realm and the sup - posedly incorruptible heavens, advances in astronomy

COSMIC FALL R. W. HEPBURN 1968

In the run up to February's Convention on Modern Liberty, the liberal press was filled with cries of anguish from leading writers and intellectuals-Philip Pullman evoked "sleeping Albion" as new laws sup-posedly strangled old freedoms, Anthony Barnett talked about a "system crisis," Henry Porter claimed we had only "two years" before it is too late.

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This has been one of the criticisms leveled at the approach concordance given that they are sup - ones in the same region did-a mea - and can be discussed in terms of "pri - posedly the records of the same pop - sure of heritability, as it were, among vate histories." ulations.

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73: 3 Spiritualism calls one person, living in this world, _ma - terial_, but another, who has died to-day a sinner and sup - posedly will return to earth to-morrow, it terms a _spirit_.

Science and Health, with Key to the Scriptures Mary Baker Eddy 1865