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...ldren judge their parents by these standards, if friends, relatives, and col- leagues examine us only according to how well we relate to others, we ... ...r screen. We may be impressed with the pic- ture on the screen, but a computer professional treats the same picture simply as a combination of pixels... ...dream of a hundred years ago: infinite options for recre- ation, travel, rest, sports—the list is endless, yet we no lon- ger believe in a better futu...

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... Pg 364 One Basic Effect of Accumulation: Antagonism and Competition Pg 366 Sports Pg 401 Happiness Pg 402 Law Pg 413 Logic and Legality Pg ... ...40 The Vicious Cycles of Civilized Ease and Hardship Pg 747 Play and Sports Pg 757 Toys Pg 757 Humor Pg 771 Failure and Success Pg 771... ...nd the undead Pg 1864 Leaves and Decomposition and the undead Pg 1865 Sports and Hitting Pg 1867 Possession by the undead and the Origin of... ...his is not an ethical use of cloning research. Of course, since they are not professional athletes whose careers can be determined by the extent of ... ... even get a chance to develop their potential in any field of endeavour; be it professional sports or the job market. The general effect of all unlo... ...ppens when you relax some rules in sports is Broomball. It is an offshoot of professional hockey. Begun by overweight hockey fanatics who never lea... ...rstar baseball and hockey players receive fame and huge salaries: but the farm leagues and the thousands of athletes who are trained and groomed just...

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...osiery Scotch Ulsters. Heavy Knick- erbockers and Norfolk Suits for Winter Sports Catalogue with illustrations mailed on request. and occasion is take... ...iery Scotch I'lsters. Heavy Kiiick- erbookors and Norfolk Suits for Wilder Sports Gatnliigiui with illustrations mailed on request. lations" implies o... ...t rather seems content to allow its [jnrt to pass as ropreHentativu of the sportsmanship standards of the Green. The Dartmouth iith- lotio council has... ...ussion, it was decided that Williams should remain in both of the debating leagues now existing. The time for the debates, and the advisabil- ity of h... ...eague would immediately beco.me eligible for a place on the list of former leagues which have passed their period of usefulness, so far as its determi... ...concrete value of the college training is to fit himself for busi- ness or professional work, and to so perfect his mind as to guard him from surprise... ...n of the rules so as to admit to college ball teams men who have played on professional summer teams. -i-Hotel KEELER'S and Restaurant-:- Broadway and... ...Athletic Council of Dart- mouth college has passed a reso- lution aimed at professionalism, which places the basketball team of that college under the...

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... Indies long before the time of Columbus. Brazil was formerly placed a hundred leagues west of Ireland, and was called Vanishing Island, because while... ...of certain exceedingly rich islands which were represented to lie five hundred leagues to the west. The story of these westerly islands, as related by... ...ul damsels, skilful in songs and instruments of music and dancing, and to make sports and delights unto men whatsoever they could imagine. They were a... ...h this royal personage indulged two or three times each year. But unlike royal sportsmen of to-day, the Grand Khan made his entrance upon the field in... ...ough future discovery. These limits were divided by a meridian drawn a hundred leagues west of the Azores and Cape De Verde Islands, assigning to Spai... ...to make if absolutely impregnable to attack. Among their numbers were now many professional soldiers, men who had fought for and against Cromwell, who... ...s was therefore called in and Tortuga was put in a condition of defense with a professional skill and completeness that made all previous attempts at ...

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...s? If you go to college is it to gain knowledge and experiences now, like sports and parties, or is it to gain the tools you need for your future oc... ...ky-- bye and bye.‘ Singing and dancing, films and TV, public friendships, sports and recreational pastimes all create stumbling blocks for those pur... ...t. I think it is more likely that God was upset with the city because its professional football team was called the Saints. And the Pope hadn‘t canon... ...ion. They thought that high school and college rules were the same as the professional rules, but there are 200 difference between college and pro r... ...w to clone a cow or how to operate on a brain tumor, but we know all about sports and national and international politics. 213 --―What w... ...that we are destroying embryos. ―Some are not waiting, some professional English soccer players are having umbilical cells from their ... ...hose Attending the Congress of the Iternational Union of Catholic Women‘s Leagues, September 11, 1947: AAS 39 (1947), p. 483; Address to the Italian ...

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... inno- cent playmates, and the bishop who “had paused to contem- plate the sports of the child remained to confirm the zeal of the missionary.”) And a... ... a trembling hand. “Tricks of that sort,” he said, “won’t do, Scrope—among professionals. “And besides,” he was inspired; “true religion is old wine— ... ...as breaking; it was always the creed and the organization of the religious professionals that stood in the way to God…. “God is putting the priests as... ... great life was, and how timid and mean and sordid were all our gen- teel, professional lives. I was seized upon, for a time I was altogether possesse... ...he like- ness of a captain and a king; all the governments of men, all the leagues of men, their debts and claims and possessions, must give way to th...

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...rol finally de- cided upon studying law, writing motion-picture scenarios, professional nursing, and marrying an unidentified hero. Then she found a h... ...vice of the professor of English which led 11 Sinclair Lewis her to study professional library-work in a Chicago school. Her imagination carved and c... ...their telephones and bank-accounts and automatic pianos and co-opera- tive leagues. And for all its fat richness, theirs is a pio- neer land. What is ... ...and quite a share in the Farmers’ National Bank. Him and his wife are good sports—him and Sam and I go hunting together a lot. The old cheese there is... ...s he a good doctor, Dr. Gould?” Kennicott’s rival gasped at this insult to professional ethics, and he took an appreciable second before he recovered ... ...ps loved the silken fur. Her liveliest activity now was organizing outdoor sports in the motor-paralyzed town. The automobile and bridge-whist had not... ...ance of city recreations al- most as much as the cities longed for village sports; and Gopher Prairie took as much pride in neglecting coasting as St.... ...icott were snatched from Gopher Prairie and in- stantly conveyed to a town leagues away, he would not realize it. He would go down apparently the same... ...e army and navy men, these bureau experts, and organizers of multitudinous leagues, were cheerful on three or four thousand a year, while Kennicott ha...

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... one of actual occurrence, made public by a dis interested person who was professionally acquainted with the whole of the monstrous wrong from beginn... ...y glancing light, his dress is like himself. He never con verses when not professionaly consulted. He is found some times, speechless but quite at h... ...he same time singular, man, shall I compromise myself by any stretch of my professional caution?” said Mr. Kenge, leaning back in his chair again and ... ...s and cross avenues of wintry trees! And, when next beheld, let it be some leagues away, with the Gate of the Star a white speck glittering in the sun... ...pliances, and all necessaries for the British art of boxing. None of these sports or exercises being pursued in George’s Shooting Gallery to night, wh...

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... one of actual occurrence, made public by a dis interested person who was professionally acquainted with the whole of the monstrous wrong from beginn... ...y glancing light, his dress is like himself. He never con verses when not professionaly consulted. He is found some times, speechless but quite at h... ...he same time singular, man, shall I compromise myself by any stretch of my professional caution?” said Mr. Kenge, leaning back in his chair again and ... ...s and cross avenues of wintry trees! And, when next beheld, let it be some leagues away, with the Gate of the Star a white speck glittering in the sun... ...pliances, and all necessaries for the British art of boxing. None of these sports or exercises being pursued in George’s Shooting Gallery to night, wh...

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... still and depopulated waters. At the last lock, just beyond Villevorde, there was a lock- mistress who spoke French comprehensibly, and told us we we... ...over their old fresh view of life, and distinguish what they really and originally like, from what they have only learned to tolerate perforce. And th... ...ill knew 15 The Inland V oyage that the interest they took in their business was a trifling affair compared to their spontaneous, long-suffering af- ... ...y toiling for mankind, and then most useful when they are most absorbed in their transactions; for the man is more important than his services. And wh... ...or-steps; nobody was in full dress but the cava- liers upon the town-hall; they were all washed with dew, spruce in their gilding, and full of intelli...

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...course, is rated a gentleman, and lives in the cabin, with nothing but his professional duties to attend to; but incidentally he drinks “flip” and pla... ...s’ names. Like shore doctors, he did not eschew his own medicines, for his professional calls in the forecastle were sometimes made when he was comfor... ...r the cabin upon any consideration, now relented, and paid his old enemy a professional visit. He prescribed a warm bath, which was thus prepared. The... ...have been our latitude and longi- tude at any particular time, or how many leagues we voy- aged on our passage to T ahiti, are matters about which, I ... ...th a forgotten heathen observance. Many pleasant, and, seemingly, innocent sports and pas- times, are likewise interdicted. In old times, there were s... ...rple vault hung round with soft, trembling stars. The channel is some five leagues wide. On one hand, you have the three great peaks of Tahiti lording... ...s. In this proposition, I gladly acquiesced; though Peter, who was a great sportsman, put on a long face. The muskets and ammunition were forth- with ... ...uster named by Cook in honour of Lord Sandwich. Hawaii is some one hundred leagues in circuit, and covers an area of over four thousand miles. Until w...

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...vering shine With eagerness and haste, that needs No spur to make the dark leagues fly! Whose eyes are meteors of speed; Whose mane is as a flashing f... ...he pitch of noon ’Tis seized with conflagration and distends Horridly over leagues of doom’d domain; Mingling the screams of birds, the cries of brute... ... behold, Rich of wreathing sun and rain; Foliage lustreful around Shadowed leagues of slumbering sound. Wavy tree-tops, yellow whins, Shelter eager mi... ...lay, Rosiness fondles and feeds, Guides it with shepherding crook, T o her sports and her pastures alway. Not she gives the tear for the tear: Harsh w... ... at play, Rosiness fondle and feed, Guide it with shepherding crook T o my sports and my pastures alway. The key will shriek in the lock, The door wil... ...k: They taught by leaps where perils lurk, And with the lambkins practised sports For ‘scaping Satan’s pounds and quarts. 350 XIX It really seemed on... ...k, Cunning at drives where thy shutters are barred; Not, after the studied professional trick, Blue-sealing; she brightens the sight. Strike Earth, A...

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...of the officers of the mercantile ma- rine. He organized for us courses of professional lectures, St. 14 A Personal Record John ambulance classes, co... ...the growing disquiet in the great restlessness of the ocean, and responded professionally to it with the thought that at eight o’clock, in another hal... ... to go to sea voyage after voyage. Leaves must follow upon one an other as leagues used to follow in the days gone by, on and on to the appointed end,... ... that village lost in the depths of the great Lithuanian forest. The three sports- men had observed them from a hiding-place making them- selves very ... ...e for a pony: a quarter of a mile at most, hedged in by hundreds of square leagues of virgin for- est. But who knows? The importation of that Bali pon... ...examinations was over. I would never again see that friendly man who was a professional ancestor, a sort of grandfather in the craft. More- over, I ha...

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... manly in appearance; and he wore a dress which, while it was less rigidly professional than that of the uncle, also denoted one accustomed to the wat... ... with the exception of Pathfinder and the two sailors. Notwithstanding his professional pride, Cap would have gladly followed; but he did not like to ... ...be certain. As the Patlifilider related these facts to his companions, the professional feelings of the two other white men came upper- 51 James Feni... ...large about it? Didn’t Jasper himself confess that it was only some twenty leagues from shore to shore?” “But, uncle,” interposed Mabel, “no land is t... ...bank of the lake? and aren’t there trees in thou- sands? and aren’t twenty leagues narrow enough of all con- science? Who the devil ever heard of the ... ...icure amply supplied. Fish of various sorts abounded in its river, and the sportsman had only to cast his line to haul in a bass or some other member ... ...to come forward. Latterly, I have observed that he takes no share in these sports, probably from a conviction of his own un- equalled skill.” “That’s ... ...ere sent out under old and vigilant officers, men who cared little for the sports of the day, to scour the forest; and one entire company held the for... ...nything Charles Cap cares.” “As the north shore lies only some five or six leagues from us, brother, and I know there is a large bay in that quarter, ...

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...ttempt to eliminate the more conspicuous depar- tures as abnormalities, as sports, nature’s weak moments; and it was only with the establishment of Da... ...e is the ruling motive in human affairs. Men band them- selves together in leagues and loyalties, in cults and organi- zations and nationalities, and ... ... is needed and would be helpful in self-development and self-discovery. In leagues and societies for specific ends, too, we must all participate. But ... ...human passion for living 132 First and Last Things leaders and heroes and leagues and brotherhoods all confess the mediatory role, the mediatory poss... ...cratching stifled incoherence into a locked slate! Henley tapping!—for the professional purposes of Sludge! If he found himself among the circumstance...

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... martingale quite unnecessary, contrived nevertheless to perform his eight leagues a day. Unfortunately, the qualities of this horse were so well conc... ...read themselves about in the cabarets, in the public walks, and the public sports, shouting, twisting their mustaches, clanking their swords, and taki... ...; then drawing in the open streets, as if it were the best of all possible sports; sometimes killed, but sure in that case to be both wept and avenged... ...e Louvre with the accounts of his love scrapes, after hav- ing passed from professional ladies to military ladies, from the lawyer’s dame to the baron... ...il first.” “That’s impossible,” said the gentleman; “I have traveled sixty leagues in forty hours, and by tomorrow at midday I must be in London.” “I ... ...fell asleep. On the morrow, at break of day, they were still three or four leagues from the coast of England. The breeze had been so light all night, ...

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...ic of eagles and aeronauts. You can see it in the pic- tures of our racing professionals, from L.V. Rautsch to little Ada Warrleigh—that fathomless ab... ...ic Winter nose-cap (worn bright as diamond with bor- ing through uncounted leagues of hail, snow, and ice) to the inset of her three built out propell... ...future the “bat” is to be a boat, and the long-unheeded demand of the true sportsman for “no daylight under mid-keel in smooth water” is in a fair way... ...ge. The rest of the pack followed. * * * Gihon, that had seen many sports, learned to know the Hunt barge well. He met her rounding his bends ...

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...e sev- enty mile to-day, and Prince Eugene once rode a matter of fifty-two leagues (a hundred and fifty miles), sir, upon that horse, between sunrise ... ...nd upon it, Love, like Death, plays havoc among the pauperum tabernas, and sports with rich and poor, wicked and virtuous, alike. I have often fancied... ... a very violent affection for Mrs. Cat; in the second place, that he was a professional lady-killer, and therefore likely 31 Thackeray at some period... ...ar- nessed by dragons, and careering through air at the rate of a thousand leagues a minute. No such thing; the vehicle that was sent to aid her was o... ...lls became due, and debtors pressed for time, then she brought Hayes’s own professional merits into play. The man was as deaf and cold as a rock; neve... ... 164 Catherine: A Story graphical Dictionary. And as he believes that the professional gentlemen who are employed to invest such heroes with the rewa...

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...tless islands, and imbedded in mountains, the “holy lake” extended a dozen leagues still fur- ther to the south. With the high plain that there interp... ...een mentioned that the distance between these two posts was less than five leagues. The rude path, which originally formed their line of communication... ...eaments and anxious eye sufficiently be- trayed that he had no very strong professional relish for the, as yet, untried and dreaded warfare of the wil... ...en the former, it would be necessary to traverse the forest for many weary leagues, each step of which was carrying him further from the scene of the ... ...ighboring hills, with the restless curiosity of their nation. To all these sports and pursuits, those of the enemy who watched the besieged, and the b... ...y to proceed through a crooked and narrow path. The boys had resumed their sports in the clearing, and were enacting a mimic chase to the post among t... ... fires, stalking from lodge to lodge. But the children had abandoned their sports for their beds of skins, and the quiet of night was already beginnin...

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...sk who is arrived.” It was the nephew of Monseigneur. He had been some few leagues behind Monseigneur, early in the afternoon. He had diminished the d... ...as the usual progress of a mob. Mr. Cruncher did not assist at the closing sports, but had remained behind in the churchyard, to confer and condole wi... ...” said Defarge aloud, addressing Madame Defarge: “I have travelled certain leagues with this good mender of roads, called Jacques. I met him by accide... ...aughter, Miss Pross was to write, describ ing his having been called away professionally, and referring to an imaginary letter of two or three hurrie... ...ally energetic; he applies himself with great ardour to the acquisition of professional knowledge, to the conducting of experiments, to many things. N... ...m bound to avow to you, when you speak of it in that way, that it was mere professional claptrap, I don’t know that I cared what became of you, when I... .... “ I go through no streets and past no fountains. Well?” “Well! About two leagues beyond the summit of that hill above the village.” “Good. When do y...