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...l Family and our people’s future. The assassin or assassins have a powerful knowledge of chemistry.” He shook his head, realizing the terrible peril... ...p their time and I need to know what that is. I want you to go through their rooms, their journals, whatever you can find and report back to me on an...

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...r skimming (with amusement at the author’s mistakes) the latest volumes of chemistry, archeology, and ichthyology. 24 Babbitt But Littlefield’s great... ...al reference-books, from Sunday School periodicals, fiction-magazines, and journals of discussion. One bene- factor implored, “Don’t be a Wallflower—B... ...ography, Elec- trical Engineering and Window-trimming, Poultry-raising and Chemistry. “Well—well—” Babbitt sought for adequate expression of his admir... ...ing, with wrinkles bracketing his mouth. They all read newspapers or trade journals, boot-and-shoe jour- nals, crockery journals, and waited for the j... ...ver for the Reverend Dr. Drew. Then he discovered a world of Sunday School journals, an enormous and busy domain of weeklies and monthlies which were ... ...te you a prescription. Rx. Invite the Bunch for Supper.” The Sunday School journals were as well rounded as they were practical. They neglected none o... ... the story we are to ‘Go-tell.’” In their advertisements the Sunday School journals were thoroughly efficient. Babbitt was interested in a prepara- ti...

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...; he can’t turn; he is long-winded; he, I am afraid, my Carlo, studies the journals. He has got your journalistic style, wherein words of six syllable... ...by having a special highway prepared for it,—in short, the writing in your journals is too much for me. Beppo here 41 George Meredith is an example t... ...lties and plans of action from a calculation of num- bers, or from foreign journals—from heaven knows what! General Schoneck and General Pierson walke... ...a more studious forehead. The book he was constantly reading was a book of chemistry. He enter- tained Wilfrid with very strange talk. He spoke of the... ...London man- ager, directing him to cause the appearance of articles in the journals on the grand new prima donna, whose singing had awakened the peopl... ...he has done his best to prevent a thing inevitable. Milan, and some of the journals of Milan, soon had Carlo Ammiani’s name up for challenging Weisspr...

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...s opinion was not yet received: copies of Hiram’s will, copies of wardens’ journals, copies of leases, copies of accounts, copies of everything that c... ... betook himself from the attorneys’ to that laboratory where, with amazing chemistry, Tom Towers compounded thunderbolts for the destruction of all th...

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...rchon. The old 40 Sons of the Soil man, surpassing the miracles of modern chemistry, knew too well how to resolve the tow into the all-benignant juic... ...sed of his wine as he read “the news.” In the country the special names of journals are never men- tioned; they are all called by the general name of ...

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... school farms, allotments, the modern dairy, spade husbandry, agricultural chemistry. K, W , F , C, and G, and I have great talks; and as they all agr... ... quarters at St. John’s College. All through the voyage he had written the journals here followed for the general benefit of his kindred, and at other... ...the shore and the schooner at anchor off Kohimarama.’ The habit of writing journals was not at once resumed by Bishop Patteson when his father was not...

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... loyally shared his profits with the doctor, who was a pupil of Rouelle in chemistry as well as of Bordeu in medicine. Less than that would make a man... ...l, one minis- terial, one ultra,—a few periodicals, and certain scientific journals, the accumulation of which swelled his library. The newspapers, en... ...nd the holy water in the alcove. All the little ornaments he had worn, his journals, his furniture, his Dutch spittoon, his spy- glass hanging by the ...

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...th with his word and with his stroke. There sur- vives yet, in the Commons Journals,* dim notice of his controversies and adventures; especially of on... ...elf worsted, declared to be in the wrong; and so vanishes from the Commons Journals. What became of him when Cromwell got to Ireland, and to Munster, ... ...inous, and the neck of this Irish War been broken at once. Doubt- *Commons Journals, iv. 15 (l0th January, 1644-5); and again v. 307 &c., 498 (18th Se... ...ule, no rubbish is removed, but waits patiently the action of mere natural chemistry and accident; if even a house is burnt or falls, you will find it...

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...ng none but common plants to use in her medical preparations; thus botany, chemistry, and anatomy were confounded in 169 Rousseau my idea under the g... ...cess was convincing, but not known; any other person would have filled the journals with the detail, but with some talents for discovering useful thin... ...friendship for me, and I stud- ied with him. We began together a course of chemistry at Rouelles. That I might be nearer at hand, I left my hotel at Q... ... obliged me, when these contained nothing but news, to con- vert them into journals; but when affairs which related to the king were in question it wa... ...ain to M. Dupin’s. M. de Francueil was then studying natural his- tory and chemistry, and collecting a cabinet. I believe he aspired to become a membe... ...tions, and conceived a taste for them. I at- tached myself to the study of chemistry, and attended sev- eral courses of it with M. de Francueil at M. ... ...s point; for I wished even to get rid of the bargain for the manuscript on chemistry, for which I was enraged to be obliged to that man. Diderot carri... ...against me with unexampled fury in every part of Europe. All the gazettes, journals and pamphlets, rang the alarm-bell. The French especially, that mi...

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...o had been made a peer of Ire- land before starting, preceded him with the journals of the voyage, and that of Forbin, to whom the King gave a thou- s... ...ng upon his hands. He cast himself upon painting, when his great fancy for chemistry had passed or grown deadened, in consequence of what had been sai...

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...t grouped on subjects... ( page 5). 31 As well as the other smarandachian journals, the volume is read at once. From the content’s point of view... ...postmodernity takes place its “dissolution”, but the result of this planetary “chemistry” should be useful for the world’s life: what could be more b...

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...cles from doctors who are accepting money from drug companies. Our medical journals accept only untainted research. We do allow the pharmaceutical c... ... to only people with doctorates who have published extensively in academic journals that very few people read. Those who have studied in your univer... ...ivities that the child could pursue: ballet, sports, astronomy, physics or chemistry, music composition and performance, tailoring and fashion design...

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...lish, French. Wednesday, April 3, 1907,2.30 p. m., 4 H. H.—College, Art 1, Chemistry 1, Economics 2, Eng- lish 8, French 1, French 2, Frencli 3, Frenc... ...ry; William iManstield Clark, of .Salisbury. Conn., in the depart- ment of Chemistry. SophomoresWinFall Baseball The freshmen began making their athle... ...ty-five new volumes. Of these, eighty are books on govern- ment, thirty on chemistry, and forty on art. Hereafter, divisions IV, V and VI of Mathemati... ... ; and Henry James Spen.-er, Syracuse 1907, of Syraouse, N. Y. (Zoolo- gy, Chemistry), at present in- structor in the department of bi- ology. b I WI... ...Mary B. Mears, wife of Professor Leverett Mears, head of the department of chemistry, died at her home on Hoxsie street last Tuesday morning as the re... ...of Connecticut, 1636-1776, published around 1850; volumes 7, Sand 9 of the journals of the Continental Congress; the vital records of sev- eral Massac... ...se are nearly equal to the standard maintained by leading college humorous journals. They are ile- serving of conimondation both for wit and pointed a...

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...the west. ―How many hundreds of thousands of times have students in chemistry classes put hydrogen and oxygen together? Hasn't it always resul... ...nightmare of religious belief.‘ His thoughts were echoed by a Nobelist in chemistry, Sir Harold Kroto, who called on the John Templeton Foundation t... ...ps in the findings of the anthropologists. ―Of course physics and chemistry are much more verifiable. Astronomy has many aspects that are ex... ...e the speed of a falling object in physics or test a chemical reaction in chemistry than it is to determine the causes of violence in a sociological ... ...ing the last four million years. But the sciences of geology, biology and chemistry all point strongly in the direction of evolution. But the possibl... ...d interest in euthanasia, and had written a number of articles in medical journals. He then invented a machine by which seriously ill patients could ...

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...on might differ by field. Consider a hypothetical highly generative children’s chemistry set, adaptable and exceptionally leverag- ing. It would contain... ...the South before the Civil War), available at http://www.press.uillinois.edu/journals/lhr/rao26_1 .pdf. 92. See Tim W u, When Code Isn ’t Law, 89 V. ...

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...hment, his Theory of Relativity would never have been published in scientific journals and his ideas would never have gained worldwide fame. After ... ...e of body fat changed. This in turn changed everything. It changed our body chemistry, our birthrate, our psychology, and our culture. Not bei... ...ot allowed to publish their findings or conclusions or opinions in scientific journals. This way nobody can question your dead detached ideas. Do... ... the closed doors of your tiny scientific clique. Then publish it in obscure journals that nobody reads. Only people involved in your specialized ... ...nected, detached, fields of bullshit called Physics, and Biology, and Organic Chemistry. Then they isolate the facts inside each of these bullshit ... ...at: if you keep that fact isolated inside its specialized field of Physics or Chemistry, then you limit your own understanding of it: you become inca... ...to any other data. Their entire life’s work is left to rot inside voluminous journals. Their whole life wasted on something so specialized, so nar...

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...again. After much of this kind, for her letters to Mrs. Arnott were almost journals, came, “You say it is long since you had a portrait gallery of the... ...,” said the doctor, “he has been talking a good deal to me about vegetable chemistry. He would make a good scientific botanist, if he were to be nothi... ... parted it—but all serenely—and though she was glad to be alone, and wrote journals for Alan, when she could not send letters, she exerted herself to ...

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...to a semblance of haughty dis- gust; reminding us, through our readings in journals, of the wicked overblown Prince Regent and his Court, together wit... ...ubbles and bladders, at all events,’ Mr. Fenellan said. ‘But if we let our journals go on making use of them, in the shape of sham hawks overhead, we ... ...o world’s market-place.’ ‘No, no; it’s a niggardly national purse, not the journals,’ Mr. Radnor said. ‘The journals are trading engines. Panics are g... ...il to paedagogue indeed. You have the wreath in Mu- sic, in Jurisprudence, Chemistry, Scholarship, Beer, Arms, Manners.’ Dr. Schlesien puffed a tempes... ... denied, but they have it and betray the effects; and it’s patent in their Journals, all over their literature. Where it’s not seen, another blood’s a... ... civilization protecting women: sentences therea- nent in modern books and Journals. But the remembrance of moods of fiery exaltation, when the Nature...

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...f Dover, and lists his various examination proofs of a high proficiency in chemistry and mathematics. With a certain want of dignity he seeks to enhan... ... is seen to climb slowly to a double first class B.Sc., in mathematics and chemistry, there is no evidence of how Filmer passed his life. No one knows... ...stantly and most magnificently was a Boom. One turns over the files of the journals of the year 1907 with a quite incredulous recognition of how swift...

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...ng men whose names had been long before the public in books and periodical journals. The first measure of the Seceders was to form themselves into a p... ... into immediate contact with the cushions, squabs, &c. of couches. NOTE 6. Chemistry had its first origin in Arabia; and it is not impossible that the... ...he needle to the Pole: every morning, we are told, tossing aside the Paris journals as so many babbling echoes of his own public illusions, expressing...

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... the exile’s interests, all the pompous editori- als of the constitutional journals, and watched the manage- ment of the famous subscription, which pr... ..., especially those of the cafe Militaire, did not al- low of such royalist journals. The establishment had none but the “Commerce,”—a name which the “... ...en studying for his degree in Paris, the doctor had fol- lowed a course of chemistry under Rouelle, and had gath- ered some ideas which he afterwards ...

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...that they were a less noble study than the classics. Neither Ger - man nor chemistry was taught, and French only by the form-masters; they could keep ... ...e of pages torn out of The Y ellow Book, The Satur- day Review , and other journals, on each of which was a poem. Philip was taken aback to find that ... ...nt; he had a great deal of work to do, since in the summer he was tak- ing chemistry as well as the two examinations he had failed in. He had separate...

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...od instances, I think, of this effect of conversion, two cases of the rare chemistry, are the pages in which Isabel, coming into the drawing-room at G... ...only by sending him choice extracts, humorous and other, from the American journals, of which she re- ceived several by every post and which she alway...

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...shing Service is about empowerment. The price of scholarly, peer- reviewed journals has skyrocketed in the last few years, often way out of the limite... ...ve and authenticated knowledge has declined as the number of professional journals has proliferated. This is not to mention the long (and often cruc... ...tomated and very short. The system includes a long series of thematic journals. These journals self-assemble, in accordance with the call number... ... with certain call numbers will automatically be included in the relevant journals. The fly in the ointment is the absence of peer review. As t... ...rather than read freely available online transcripts. Libraries buy print journals even when they have subscribed to the full text online versions o... ... research reports, charts, and analyses of problems in math, physics, and chemistry. Detailed step-by-step tutorials, Quick Starters, and pop-up too... ...ept cook: trigonometry, calculus, math, charting, geometry, physics, and chemistry. And everything in full color! And if this is not enough, the lu... ... research reports, charts, and analyses of problems in math, physics, and chemistry. Detailed step-by-step tutorials, Quick Starters, and pop-up too... ...ept cook: trigonometry, calculus, math, charting, geometry, physics, and chemistry. And everything in full color! For the student keen on the libe...

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...pitalizatiolz Room 16, Ps. 20, Grade IV, Art. 11, Act I; Vol. I, No. 2 (of journals; otherwise " no."), Book 11, Div. 111, Part IV. But do not capi... ... faculty); the President, the Registrar, Professor of Physics, Assistant in Chemistry, Fellow, Scholar; the Van Husen Scholarship (but: the scholars... ...preliminary matter-title, copyright, contents, etc. -is there. Contents of journals should be made up at the time the first page-proofs are read. ... ...apitalization of, 19. J, do not divide on, 106. "House," compounds of, 170. Journals: see Periodicals. - Manual of Style: Index Judiciary bodies,...

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...y Andrei Shleifer and Robert Vishny. Harvard University Press. 20. “The Chemistry of Growth”, Economic Focus, The Economist, March 6 th , 1999, p.... ...their internal and external documents. Some only provide access to their journals, but others put a full range of their documents online. These ar...

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...ner, just as the old alchemists fumbled for centuries be- fore the dawn of chemistry. Our utmost practice here must be empirical. We do not know the e... ...to, is, in simple truth, ten times more important to humanity than all the chemistry and physics, all the technical and industrial science that ever h... ...ons of the child to “nature,” art, and literature. To read the educational journals, to hear the scholastic enthusi- ast, one would think that no huma... ...ts. They differ in prestige rather than in educational quality from school chemistry and natural history, and their development marks the beginning of... ...hy, and it would be correlated with a study of the gen- eral principles of chemistry. A detailed knowledge of chemi- cal compounds is not a part of ge... ... interlocking arrangement of Mathematics, Phys- ics, and the principles of Chemistry, and it will take up as illustrative and mind-expanding exercises...

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...intermitting pulse. Undoubtedly, in times when the func- tions of critical journals and of newspapers were not at hand to diffuse or to strengthen the... ...ia or through ignorance, should leave behind him all modern re- sources of chemistry, of chemical agriculture, or of steam- power. Hazlitt had read no... ... moved. These German phenomena, circulated rapidly over all Germany by the journals of every class, had seemed to give to the Germans a nearer and mor... ...iamentary debates accessible to the English themselves, most of the German journals re- peated, and sent forward as by telegraph, these senatorial 19...

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...wenty research papers and several problems that were posed in mathematics journals. He is truly a Renaissance man, I have books of his art, poetry, p... ...ring at the end of this academic year after over thirty years of teaching chemistry at Mount Mercy College. They will find it difficult to replace h...

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...an equal amount of attention, and, had he been offered a 29 Gogol work on chemistry, would have accepted that also. Not the words which he read, but ... ... to your grave amid the tears of your widow and orphans. Yet, should those journals be put to it to name any par- ticular circumstance which justified... ...the raising of swine, and a section on horticulture, together with special journals of the type circulated merely for the purposes of reference, and n...

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...e clerks, whose province it was to furnish this intelligence to the public journals. On that same night, therefore, would go forth to the world such a... ...f more than one narrative, not inac- curate, in French, German and Spanish journals of high au- thority. It is seldom the case that French writers err... ...en thousand hills; and there were innumerable contribu- tions to antarctic journals almost as good (but not quite) as our own. Even within our domesti... ...ances nearest at hand; an objection arose from too scrupulous a caution of chemistry as to the action upon lead of the vinous acid. Yet all objec- tio... ...f conversation at Kant’s table were drawn chiefly from natural philosophy, chemistry, meteorology, natural history, and above all, from politics. The ... ...d above all, from politics. The news of the day, as reported in the public journals, was discussed with a peculiar vigilance of examination. With rega... ...question of philosophy or of science, espe- cially of physical geography,* chemistry, or natural history. He talked satisfactorily, in his very worst ... ...nt, the city of Königsberg has never witnessed before or since. The public journals, and separate accounts in pamphlets, etc., have given so minute an...

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...thematics, Beyond the doctor’s surgery, anatomy, beyond the chemist with his chemistry, The entities of entities, eidolons. Unfix’d yet fix’... ...omforts, the house itself and all its belongings, Food and its preservation, chemistry applied to it, Whatever forms the average, strong, complete, sw... ...in cliffs, The fields of Nature long prepared and fallow, the silent, cyclic chemistry, The slow and steady ages plodding, the unoccupied surface ripe... ... growth is innocent and disdainful above all those strata of sour dead. What chemistry! That the winds are really not infectious, That this is no chea... ...g and sewing. In one, along a suite of noble rooms, ‘Mid plenteous books and journals, paintings on the walls, fine statuettes, Were groups of friendl... ... to themselves in condition, They pass the invigoration of the night and the chemistry of the night, and awake. I too pass from the night, I stay a wh...

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...ition speeches in the senate, or from the rostra,—not through pamphlets or journals,—but through a course of intense cudgelling. This he happily accom... ...ent, to boil, to overthrow—that mightiest of all elements for exalting the chemistry of philosophy—grand and, for the first time, ad- equate conceptio... ...resent there is not; and in one feature of its capacities it will resemble chemistry. What is so familiar to the perceptions of man as the common chem... ... himself, these physical worlds of mystery are but as a radix of infinity. Chemistry is in this view mysterious and spinosistically sublime—that it is...

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...ude step by step. He used to recite all the articles in the Ministerialist journals, as if he were saying something original, and in giv- ing his opin... ...hall have professors of occult sci- ence, as we already have professors of chemistry and as- tronomy. It is even singular that here in Paris, where we... ...e of the great sciences of antiquity, had its origin in occult philosophy; chemistry is the outcome of alchemy; phrenology and neurology are no less t...

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...l things their higher and their lower uses. I heard a fairer news than the journals ever print. It told of things worthy to hear, and worthy of the el... ...bread and watermelon, we soon grew weary of conversing, and writing in our journals, and, putting out the lantern which hung from the tent pole, fell ... ... juice of limes, that to the diurnal eye they leave no trace, and only the chemistry of night re veals them. Every man’s daylight firmament answers i...

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... students of both sexes who hang about the offices of the news- papers and journals, unable to think of anything better than everlasting entreaties fo... ...thousand roubles, Ivan Fyodorovitch published in one of the more important journals a strange article, which attracted general notice, on a subject of... ...e has become known all over Rus- sia; it’s talked of in all the papers and journals. Fetyukovitch agreed to come more for the glory of the thing, beca... ...good thing, anyway,” said Alyosha. “That I am sorry to lose God? It’ s chemistry , brother, chem- istry! There’s no help for it, your reverence, y... ...chem- istry! There’s no help for it, your reverence, you must make way for chemistry. And Rakitin does dislike God. Ough! doesn’ t he dislike Him! Tha...

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... then as well set up the thesis that the interest in mechan- ics, physics, chemistry, logic, philosophy, and sociol- ogy, which springs up during adol... ... and carnal company, and was enabled to forsake them.”[120] [120] Life and Journals, Boston, 1806, pp. 31-40, abridged. 217 William James Young Mr. A... ...mense literature relating to answers to petitional prayer. The evangelical journals are filled with such answers, and books are devoted to the sub- je...