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The European aristocrat did not derive his income——- trade, which was perceived——- all countries as undignified.

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The emergence of the World’s largest empire——- the bleak steppes of Mongolia is puzzling ——- most people.

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I owe---- the members of three graduate classes at Mc Aster University for they brought pigs----- which these ideas were tested.

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Based---- the notion that any theorizing must derive----- that which it purports to study we should focus on the study of Romanticism before studying its theory.

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In England, the Gothic style developed----- the late 12th century------ the introduction of the pointed arch.

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Like much contemporary literary theory, the contemporary novel puts----- question that entire series of inner- connected concepts that have come to be associated with what we conventionally label---- liberal humanism.

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We see that in England from 1792 there was a very marked political reaction,----- a conscious conservatism, which the next decade made itself felt deeply and decisively----- the arts.

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Glaciers can be divided---- two principal types: mountain and continental.

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For there---- all the unknown foes was one she did recognize, altered by age but still weaning the glad smile that she had always on her face.

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Moderate Europe is becoming a key battle field as lobbies in favour----- more religion in politics are sponsored----- both Christians from America and Müslims from the Middle East.

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