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Thus it is important to be able to reckon a , b , c as identical to a specific extent and to state in precisely which respects this identity holds ; it is equally important to state that the identity which caused x , y , and 2 to be ...
Thus it is important to be able to reckon a , b , c as identical to a specific extent and to state in precisely which respects this identity holds ; it is equally important to state that the identity which caused x , y , and 2 to be ...
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This begs an important question : tu - ru - pte - ri - ja must first be diagnosed , and here the most important fact is that it groups with po - re - no - zo - te - ri - ja and mu - te - ri - ja . To help with the interpretation of the ...
This begs an important question : tu - ru - pte - ri - ja must first be diagnosed , and here the most important fact is that it groups with po - re - no - zo - te - ri - ja and mu - te - ri - ja . To help with the interpretation of the ...
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In all of this it is fair to say that Waterman is skillful in the selection of matters to discuss , and that what he picks to emphasize is just what has most generally been considered important . It may seem ungrateful of me then to ...
In all of this it is fair to say that Waterman is skillful in the selection of matters to discuss , and that what he picks to emphasize is just what has most generally been considered important . It may seem ungrateful of me then to ...
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On defining stages in Prehistoric Germanic | 19 |
Comparative constructions in English | 37 |
Prothesis in the Latin verb sum | 59 |
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