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...possibilities; the peculiar pungency of the manure he got, in pursuit of a chemical theory of his own, has scarred my olfactory memories for a lifetim... ...auty, their magic presence in the world beside me and the unknown, untried reactions of their in- tercourse, grew upon me and grew, as a strange prese...

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...d explosion because it's like a nuclear explosion) it leaves behind chain-reactions. Every cell in your body has to undergo this change. It's an ... ...ur natural state will blast every cell, every gland, every nerve. It is a chemical change. An alchemy of some sort takes place. But this state has no... ...ort takes place. But this state has nothing to do with the experiences of chemical drugs. Those are experiences, this is not. _______ Does such a... ...false continuity, which destroys the body. It is radically disturbing the chemical balance of the body. The body, which is only interested in surviva... ... I think our whole thinking has to be put on a different track. It is all chemical. If, as they say, desires are hormones, then the whole ethical co...

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...violet fragrant with virtues; in consequence of which, one of those strong reactions set in, unknown to Veronique, which are none the less solid and d... ... the will of their master; he being dead they dropped into shreds, powder, chemical dissolution, in fact I know not into what form of utter ruin, as s...

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...earance from his old one, and capable of causing just as wide a variety of reactions from both sexes as he'd ever experienced. He vowed he would never... ...r bills. "Mmm. Nice grade. I'm sure we probably won't have to use too many chemicals in this." Kelly patiently endured the inspection, waiting for a v...

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...became due. Madame Claes requested Pierquin to obtain the bill for all the chemicals that had been furnished to her husband. T wo months later, Messie... .... T wo months later, Messieurs Protez and Chiffreville, manu- facturers of chemical products, sent in a schedule of accounts rendered, which amounted ... ...ore especially valuable machinery, by the exorbitant price of certain rare chemicals, and finally by the cost of instruments made to order after the d... ... were to Claes. After the diamonds were sold in Paris, and the purchase of chemicals was again begun, the unhappy woman never knew another hour’s peac... ...he had borrowed, released his property from en- cumbrance, and resumed his chemical researches; but the House of Claes was deprived of its noblest orn... ... reached its climax, brought about in Marguerite’s soul one of those moral reactions against which the coldest hearts are powerless. She returned to t...

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...n matters. There is more excuse for one here than for the amateur maker of chemical theories, or the man who evolves a system of surgery in his leisur... ... fluently as the outcome of innumerable personal 88 First and Last Things reactions. America, on the other hand, because of its mate- rial preoccupat... ...p-boilers which assures its customers that the soap they make “contains no chemicals.” Drugs are supposed to be a mystic diabolical class of substance...

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...u would tell me of the remarkable precisions, the encyclopaedic quality of chemical terminology, and at the word terminology I should insinuate a comm... ...at are useful instead of being orna- mental, you wash—with such abstersive chemicals as soap for example—and above all you consult doctors.” He ap- pr... ...pered to an ordered criticism, and hatreds that merged at last in tolerant reactions. It was several hundred years ago that the great organisation of ... ...age by age; I can venture to ignore the rare chance of an abnormal- ity in chemical composition and of any startling aberration in my physiological re...

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...he hesitated for a long time. He passed through the experience of terrible reactions within himself. A set purpose was annihilated by a word, and defi... ...te so. Well, and if some wag were to spoil your beauty on a sudden by some chemical process, and you, who are but eighteen for us, were to be a hundre...

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...Bensington was a Fellow of the Royal Society and a former president of the Chemical Society, and Professor Redwood was Professor of Physiology in the ... .... Besides which it was, as a research, a physiological, quite as much as a chemical inquiry. Professor Redwood was one of those scientific men who are... ...ecdotage, with magnifi- cent traditions, aristocratic associations, and no chemical laboratories, and proceeded thence to a venerable college in the v... ...second universal solicitude: BEAUTY SOAP . Not, you remark, mere cleansing chemicals, but something, as they say, “ideal;” and then, completing the tr... ...He did not know there were physical laws and economic laws, quantities and reactions that all humanity voting ne- mine contradicente cannot vote away,...

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...having no connection with any woman of fashion, he cannot be caught by the reactions of mere physical nature on his moral sense. As to happiness, Luci... ...back to efface the fatal letters, and altered his complexion by the use of chemicals. Thus meta- morphosing himself face to face with the corpse, he c... ...symptoms.” “The stomach is, in fact, full of food substances; but short of chemical analysis, I find no evidence of poison. “If the characters of cere... ...s, is not far off when the process shall be discovered by which feeling is chemically converted into a fluid not unlike the electric fluid. The phenom...

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...placed on record by his votes. But, if such are the continual dangers from reactions in the establishment, so long as men survive in that establish- m... ...hemistry had its first origin in Arabia; and it is not impossible that the chemical nomenclature for gold and silver, viz. sol and luna, were derived ...

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...hers had been taken by surprise, and startled into the strangest forms and reactions. Particularly did the fine old tradition of pa- 66 The War in th... ...was a one-man machine, but it was built very lightly of steel and cane and chemical silk, 159 H G Wells with a transverse engine, and a flapping side...

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...tion than one can generalize about, say, “lumpy substances” in relation to chemical combina- tion. By reasoning upon quite parallel lines nearly every... ...rmits. The “perfect” health of a negro may be a quite dissimilar system of reactions to the “perfect health” of a vigorous white; you may blend them o... ... it would be far less costly even as things are, than the cheapest sort of chemical laboratory a school could have, and it should cost scarcely more t... ...onceptions of analysis and combi- nation, and of the relation of energy to chemical changes, that have to be attained. Beyond this, and the applicatio... ... of almost any physiological process demands a knowl- edge of physical and chemical laws much sounder and sub- tler than the average child can possibl... ... Republicans is not to waste our lives in the pur- suit of an unattainable chemical purity, but to clear the air as much as possible. Practical ethics...

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... has several other very special characteristics. Or- dinary explosion is a chemical reaction in which energy is released by the rearrangement of the a... ...mes it generally appeared to be related to other manifestation of systemic reactions associated with infection. Diarrhea of varying degrees of severit...

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... a way to a new dramatic tension is then opened, so that it feeds radical reactions (that recompense so for the innovating liveliness of the vanguard... ... of any word or literary sign whatever), any abstract sign (mathematical, chemical, physical) put on a page... The nonliterature, created in a par... ...ng cannot be justified by that only fact, but it expresses the passionate reactions refrained in acute conscience. Cioran attracts the attention o... ...mon attitudes in the face of external stimuli is favored by temperamental reactions, when these ones come from a similar nature. Knowing that origin... ..., is an example of paradoxist prose trough an inverse distribution of the reactions of characters. At an international congress on linguistic in Buc... ...tion in the relations domain at the king court”) and “Chinese, Bengalis, Chemical, Physical, Martian, Astrological, Metagalactical, ... prose” (the ... ... a shifting toward the paradox. 69 Philosophy expresses a plurality: reactions of simultaneity and of complementarity between contraries, that ...

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...ed or it was marked in some cases like indeterminates. From their facial reactions, change of tones we analyze and grade their answers. The mode ... ..., fuzzy groups, and applications of fuzzy theory of the problems faced in chemical industries and cement industries. Currently, six Ph.D. scholars a...

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...os, and so forth. And also, in a parallel case, there is shipbuilding. The chemical side of munition work can turn itself with no extreme difficulty t... ...rasp of what is happening until he realises the cardinal importance of the reactions that centre upon this question. The current development of politi... ...ical,” as the days before the French Revolution. Our days, our methods and reactions, are al- ready so different. The greater part of the freedom of m...

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...lled for, no inhibition, no disturbance of the instinctive flow of perfect reactions. Such a life is bliss, or nirvana. It is unconsciousness below dr... ...ne ‘a series of lucky accidents’—the chance blowing by the wind of certain chemicals into pools on the primitive earth—accounting for the first appear...

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... scoffers. Less than an apostle is unequal to the suppression of all human reactions incident to wounded sensibilities. Scorn is too naturally met by ... ...n Chris- tianity and Paganism, as though it resembled that between certain chemical poisons and the V enetian wine-glass, which (according to the beli... ...d to expose all poisons indifferently, considering the vast range of their chemical dif- ferences. But, surely , as against that one poison then famil... ... , as against that one poison then familiarly used for domestic murders, a chemical reagency might have been devised in the quality of the glass. At l... ...ere all equally affected by it. If, by some application of any mechanic or chemical discovery to the process of making candles, the labor of that proc... ...w simply at the locus of colli- sion: just as the reader may have seen the chemical theory of Dr. Priestley, and the counter-theory of his anti-phlogi...

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...on, his hands and the hair of his head, might have been steeped as in some chemical bath: the effect was nowhere in particular, yet he constantly felt... ...ion of how, in the snug laboratory of her afterthought, she should be able chemically to analyse it. There were moments positively, still beyond this,... ...aking out suddenly, lest it should go further, in unexplained retreats and reactions. After it had been thus vividly before her for a little that, spr...

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...plenty of clergymen shareholders. Or it might be a whitelead factory, or a chemical works, or a pot- tery, or a railway shunting yard, or a tailoring ... ... prescribed as a panacea, will prove as great a fail- ure as all the other reactions have done; for they do not rec- ognize its identity with any reac... ...rn enlightenments. And so for the present we must be content to proceed by reactions, hoping that each will establish some permanently practical and b...

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...why should it react just on Louis XVI? And what is the time limit for such reactions? To these questions there are and can be no answers. Equally litt... ...differs from any other force. The forces of gravitation, elec- tricity, or chemical affinity are only distinguished from one an- other in that they ar... ...dies, the undefinable essence of the forces of heat and electricity, or of chemical affinity, or of the vital force, forms the content of astronomy, p...

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...bayonets. Singular, but undeni- able,—miraculous or not!—But thus may any chemical liquid; though cooled to the freezing-point, or far lower, still c... ...hes wholly into ice. Thus has France, for long months and even years, been chemically dealt with; brought below zero; and now, shaken by the Fall of a... ...lution is not of the consolidating kind. Do not fires, fevers, sown seeds, chemical mixtures, men, events; all embodiments of Force that work in this ... ...ce is as a monstrous Galvanic Mass, wherein all sorts of far stranger than chemical galvanic or electric forces and substances are at work; electrifyi... ...e Hazlitt, ii. 529-41.) Unfortunate Cities, with their ac- tions and their reactions! Violence to be paid with violence in geometrical ratio; Royalism...

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... world. Sometimes the language confuses and misleads. There are two possible reactions to such a reality. One can reject it and insist on a different ... ...snippets are hardly sufficient to constitute any kind of survey of crit- ical reactions to intellectual property systems, but I believe that neverthele... ...st genres and styles created by others. He needed their actual songs. If the reactions of Clara Ward and Big Bill Broonzy are anything to go by, they ... ...f the park system and birdwatchers, but also hunters and those who disdained chemical pesticides in growing their foods. In the world of intellectual ... ...cerns about application of copyright to, 164–166; contrast be- tween courts’ reactions to danger of eroding public domain in copyright versus patent, ...

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... Is it that violence gives a positive brain response, or is it more general—that every time we fulfill a real need our brain reacts to it with chemic... ...eek experiment was stopped after six days and some of the prisoners had already been released from the study because of strong negative stress reacti... ...d men or women, of drugs, of high speed chases, of art, may indicate what motivations drive certain people. High levels of anger and negative reacti... ...ife. Our adjustments to the stresses of life are also learned when we are young. The behaviorists believe that our views of ourselves and our reacti... ... ―Everyone makes adjustments to stresses. Some of these adjustments are called ‗defense mechanisms‘ by psychologists. The adjustment reacti... ...Wanda and I have said and make it even more practical. ―But on with neurosis. Unless the person gets some kind of help, these defense reacti... ...tern are irritable and easy to anger. ―Depression occurs either because the mind is unable to cope with a sad situation or because the brain chemic...

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...its vaguely apprehended wants, its large occasions and its rapid emotional reactions, comes into contact directly it attempts to adjust itself in the ... ... education and training, upon laboratories and experimental stations, upon chemical and physical research and all that makes knowledge and leading, an... ... the New York millionaire, packing cloth into bleaching vats, in a bath of chemicals that bleaches their little bodies like the bodies of lepers…. Alt... ...infirmities. Still more are fatigue and the need for repose dependent upon chemical changes in the body. It would seem we are unable to maintain exert...

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...and especially the human young, have to learn to utilize their instinctive reactions. The human being is born with a greater number of instinctive ten... ... hands, and legs, has to experiment in making varied combinations of their reactions, achieves a control that is flexible and varied. A chick, for exa... .... The infant has the advantage of the multi- tude of instinctive tentative reactions and of the experi- ences that accompany them, even though he is a... ...ally adapted to the utilization of the stimulus. That is to say, among the reactions of the body in general occur upon stimulation of the eye by light... ...iminated—or else no training occurs. As we have already noted, the primary reactions, with a very few ex- ceptions are too diffused and general to be ... ...ciples of mechanics. To cook is to utilize heat and moisture to change the chemical relations of food mate- rials; it has a bearing upon the assimilat... ...text, but translated into terms of sci- entific inquiry. Atoms, molecules, chemical formulae, the mathematical propositions in the study of physics—al...

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...rd ourselves as objectively as we should the motions of the planets or the chemical reac- tions of a new element. The study of animals reinforces this... ...ually cease to attribute desires to them, since we might find physical and chemical reactions sufficient to account for their behaviour. (b) Many of t... ...se to attribute desires to them, since we might find physical and chemical reactions sufficient to account for their behaviour. (b) Many of the moveme... ...e of part of the stimuli tends to cause the recurrence of the whole of the reactions. Semon’s applications of his fundamental ideas in various directi... ...ussell tion are primarily habits, having the peculiarity that very similar reactions are produced by stimuli which are in many respects very different...

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... lectures— Meaning of the term “divine”— The divine is what prompts SOLEMN reactions—Impossible to make our definitions sharp— We must study the more ... ...eory say that this makes no differ- ence to their thesis; that without the chemical con- tributions which the sex-organs make to the blood, the brain ... ...t hour. When we praise the thoughts which health brings, health’s peculiar chemical metabolisms have nothing to do with determining our judgment. We k... ...ife, so why not say that any total reaction upon life is a religion? Total reactions are different from casual reactions, and total attitudes are diff... ...r individual sense of it in the most definite way. Why then not call these reactions our religion, no matter what specific character they may have? No... ...tter what specific character they may have? Non-religious as some of these reactions may be, in one sense of the word “re- ligious,” they yet belong t... ...e of the religious life, and so should generically be classed as religious reactions. “He believes in No-God, and he worships him,” said a colleague o... ...e, is but a passive resultant of the really elemen- tary forces, physical, chemical, physiological, and psycho-physical, which are all impersonal and ...

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...d by their environment, their sins and good deeds be- ing only a series of chemical and mechanical reactions over which they have no control. Such fig... ...their sins and good deeds be- ing only a series of chemical and mechanical reactions over which they have no control. Such figments as mind, choice, p...

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... It is worthy of notice that with every incentive present in our emotional reactions we had no recourse to po- litical assassination. Arms in hand, ho... ...s many others have done, I had “sensed it”—that promised land of steel, of chemical dyes, of method, of efficiency; that race planted in the middle of...

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...dino and the pillage of Moscow it had borne within itself, as it were, the chemical elements of dissolu- tion. The members of what had once been an ar... ...why should it react just on Louis XVI? And what is the time limit for such reactions? T o these questions there are and can be no answers. Equally lit... ...y differs from any other force. The forces of gravitation, electricity, or chemical affinity are only distin- guished from one another in that they ar... ...dies, the undefinable essence of the forces of heat and electricity, or of chemical affinity, or of the vital force, forms the content of astronomy, p...

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...l plotters in custody, including Nidal Ayyad, an engineer who had acquired chemicals for the bomb, and Mahmoud Abouhalima, who had helped mix the chem... ...r all agencies to prepare to detect and respond to terrorism that involved chemical, biological, or nuclear weapons. 101 During 1995 and 1996, Preside... ...nter stage; and when it did, the con- text was often terrorists’ tactics—a chemical, biological, nuclear, or computer threat—not terrorist organizatio... ...okyo subway. Presi- dent Clinton himself had expressed great concern about chemical and biolog- ical terrorism in the United States. Bin Ladin had rep... ... vicinity of the al Shifa plant had tested positive for EMPTA, a precursor chemical for VX, a nerve gas whose lone use was for mass killing.Two days b... ...itz questioned the report- ing. Perhaps Bin Ladin was trying to study U.S. reactions.T enet replied that he had already addressed the Defense Departme... ...scussed in chapter 2, we do not agree with this assessment. On Bin Ladin’s reactions to KSM’s proposal, see Intelligence reports, interrogations of KS...

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...the theory of evolution. The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection. THE SECOND GENERATION IN SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENT 53 IN THE PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES 53 GALILEO GALILEI (1564-1642) Italian Astronomer and Physicist 53 One of the Founders of Modern Science and the Scientific Method. Proposed the Laws of Falling Bodies. Supporter of ...