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...stures which were then ripped out of them as the program, memory, and energy cells can be pulled out of robots and soon they were thrust in their own ... ...ature aborted and mutilated: still-death, genetic defects, and miscarriages. Human beings were rifted apart from each other by circumstances of separa... ...No, he thought, maybe that was just his own life. The transparencies of most humans were in order--the last of which would be old age and decay but wh... ...continual suffering. Reflexively jumping into pleasure like a lifebuoy, as a human did, what could one expect? One thing was sure: he had experienced... ... expect? One thing was sure: he had experienced a deep pain that his fellow humans wouldn't even give the briefest of stares if they could avoid it. ... ...nt of milk. He sipped and then rested its opening to his bottom lip. Why did human beings end in such closure? Why did they gain worth and awareness o... ...ations of the carbon of the planet are everywhere! I see it now: species are cells mutating over time; planets are clusters of cells; the galaxies are... ...and a pitcher of milk being drained. Had she not felt like a florid group of cells shot out like random shells into the void that made up the cosmos, ... ...ions so that they could replicate new know-nothings. And yet if we were just cells in this mad, growing universe, she thought, none of it mattered any...

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...ted position in a drier expanse of trees and damp sprawling grass void of human presence including, it seemed, her own, flowed, turbid and malodorou... ..., were temporary occupants of the world no different, in that respect from human creatures) walked on her feet and legs freely. She picked up a stick... ...eded to be buffeted aside to make the city clean. Trash was collected, but human trash, dross equivalent to dust, was not. It was this, the animated ... ...rformed some commercial task, couldn’t these insubstantial adumbrations of humanity be left alone to blend in like any shadow of building, awning, or... ...ators, the ignominy that she was could get reprieve from the reproaches of human eyes that in aversion redirected askance; and she, even though she d... ...e traumatized by her mother’s weakening state. Those imperfect replicas of cells within her sole companion had been hell-bent on their cancerous miss... ...n hell-bent on their cancerous mission to oppose the normalcy of all other cells that only had only collective but not individual merit, a rebellion... ...ders and the ingestion of the macrocosm for the empowerment of diminutive cells, all the way up to mundane eternity; and that all would be Hobbesian ... ...and soon the loss of livelihood, a mother destroyed insidiously by her own cells, the garish ceiling lights turned on at 6:00 in the shelter, and the...

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...Obsession with genetic engineering segregated humanity into the perfected and defective. Dictated by science and technology, the search for immortality near destroyed the human race. What remains of mankind, struggles to survive in barbaric clans suppressed by Masters an...

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...erence, yet retained his hold. Genetic engineering had once perfected the human body. Compulsory intervention on Mother Nature was a way of life for ... ...ddressed him. "Excuse Shaun's sense of humour, genetics never did consume human flesh, as taught in the Clans. Our diet consists of what we grow, su... ...ed it the unwritten history, buried truths that would one day surface and humanity would know their shame. He was once sympathetic to the plight of ... ...t and although the man received the odd glance from below, he was another human being, not a captive exhibit to be stared at. Shaun informed the new... ...rn to the surface; their New World Order would be unlike anything seen in human history. Although simplistic, the complex had fully equipped medical... ...d. Clearly, someone was prepared to wait until she’d exhausted her power cells, which would enable her to be taken without a struggle or damage to ... ...he rested back against the glass of the window for support. Damaged power cells caused sluggish mobility and a sensation of total exhaustion. Determ...

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... and her little farm into spook central. Learn the secrets of the after life; you too may have many freeloaders at your address and not all were once human. Australian author Christine Jones writes for many genres from science fiction fantasy to humor. Though the characters in this book are fictitious, many of the incidents took place and by yours truly. The farm itself is...

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...n skin, well he has had plenty of practice and I bet he’s picked up a few human bodies off the ground in his time. “You did alright for a first timer... ... you ever had that feeling like you might see something nasty, scary, not humanly possible, making you hold your breath? I look down. I woke up on th... ... idiots. “Look, I’ll make this really simple for your tiny, little, brain cells to comprehend. This is driving me totally and utterly insane. You be... ... hairdresser can go on holiday after each session. This poor excuse for a human being can only be summed up as follows. Sleazy, yellow-bellied, craw... ...a tug of war to get it back. Once retrieved, the bag rolls on its wheels, humanly unaided, to the car. The poor man was left paler than snow, which ... ... see my brother and sister are disappointed. The lounge is almost void of human life forms, which suits me just fine. Well, it’s only nine thirty an... ...ctually made sense for once. The fresh air must be rejuvenating her brain cells.” Ali’s right; I’m not getting any younger. Hold on a moment, this r...

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... and the Earth. He created the Garden of Eden, a national park beyond any human comprehension. This paradise had a brief moment in time and was soon... ...nd can be at 5 any given destination, ready to lock and load, before the human brain has told the eyelids to blink. On the other side of the spirit... ...hand are exceptionally fierce, cunning and very proficient in influencing humans. Though their rightful appearance is likened to imps, they were the... ...llumination was enough to put a demon out of commission for the term of a human’s natural life. The enemy’s glance alone had Snakelex nauseous and c... ... and making a rude finger gesture at his enemies. 10 CHAPTER 2 The first human dwelling Snakelex came across was a large, Victorian, two- story buil... ... wealth of knowledge obtained over his existence, as mundane killed brain cells. Anne came to a sudden halt when she found herself in the church car ...

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...ldings to G barn and paused outside the door. It was library quiet, devoid of humans, so he walked down the aisle to Cisco’s stall. The horse blinke... ...touch. At this rate it would take some time to check her cervix. Her trust in humans had clearly been shattered. He touched her left leg, noting ho... ...ved her hands, eyes eager, “you already know magnets speed healing by helping cells. So if we help the cells in Lazer's brain, it might help him focu...

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... there are a few such here), which, with the constitu tional infirmity of human nature, I would rather salute in some more tender fashion. When I fir... ...wer to all such objections, then there is no such thing in fact or reason, human or divine. Neither will I venture to enter into those details of the ... ...ent as this —for wherever the light of knowledge is diffused, wherever the humanizing influence of the arts and sciences extends itself, wherever ther... ... feel, I am sure, being here, that we are truly interested in the cause of human im provement and rational education, and that we pledge our selves,... ...ose of a figure, or the folds of a drapery—but that it must be imbued with human passions and action, informed with human right and wrong, and, being ... ...ovement are presented cheaply, socially, and cheerfully, and not in dismal cells or lonely gar rets. And lastly , I congratulate myself, I assure you...

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...while the eldest sister was positively given over, as being far beyond all human hope. Well, the Miss Willises took a lease of the house; it was fresh... ...ere originally instituted as an encouragement for the propa- gation of the human species. ‘Bung for Beadle. Five small children!’—’Hopkins for Beadle.... ...tions as the appearance of the house doors. The various expressions of the human countenance afford a beautiful and interesting study; but there is so... ...ems to mourn the downfall of this ancient place. He holds no converse with human kind, but, seated on a wooden bench at the angle of the wall which fr... ...e back again. Brokers’ shops, which would seem to have been established by humane individuals, as refuges for desti- tute bugs, interspersed with anno... ...condition 200 Sketches by Boz of the unhappy beings immured in its dismal cells; and yet these same men, day by day, and hour by hour, pass and repas... ...d ourselves at first (and which, by-the-bye, con- tains three or four dark cells for the accommodation of refractory prisoners), we were led through a... ...right as you enter, is a building containing the press-room, day-room, and cells; the yard is on every side surrounded by lofty walls guarded by Cheva... ...ilding, in which are the two rooms we have just quitted, lie the condemned cells. The entrance is by a narrow and obscure stair-case leading to a dark...

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...while the eldest sister was positively given over, as being far beyond all human hope. Well, the Miss Willises took a lease of the house; it was fresh... ...ere originally instituted as an encouragement for the propa- gation of the human species. ‘Bung for Beadle. Five small children!’—’Hopkins for Beadle.... ...tions as the appearance of the house doors. The various expressions of the human countenance afford a beautiful and interesting study; but there is so... ...ems to mourn the downfall of this ancient place. He holds no converse with human kind, but, seated on a wooden bench at the angle of the wall which fr... ...e back again. Brokers’ shops, which would seem to have been established by humane individuals, as refuges for desti- tute bugs, interspersed with anno... ...condition 200 Sketches by Boz of the unhappy beings immured in its dismal cells; and yet these same men, day by day, and hour by hour, pass and repas... ...d ourselves at first (and which, by-the-bye, con- tains three or four dark cells for the accommodation of refractory prisoners), we were led through a... ...right as you enter, is a building containing the press-room, day-room, and cells; the yard is on every side surrounded by lofty walls guarded by Cheva... ...ilding, in which are the two rooms we have just quitted, lie the condemned cells. The entrance is by a narrow and obscure stair-case leading to a dark...

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...t, ‘Who reverenced his conscience as his king; Whose glory was, redressing human wrong; Who spake no slander, no, nor listened to it; Who loved one on... ...our, but now and then, Her own brood lost or dead, lent her fierce teat To human sucklings; and the children, housed In her foul den, there at their m... ...erself, Which made him look so cloudy and so cold; Till the great plover’s human whistle amazed Her heart, and glancing round the waste she feared In ... ...r quire— Old monk and nun, ye scorn the world’s desire, Yet in your frosty cells ye feel the fire! The fire of Heaven is not the flame of Hell. ‘Th... ...said: ‘What dare the full-fed liars say of me? They ride abroad redressing human wrongs! They sit with knife in meat and wine in horn! They bound to h... ...e rock a chapel and a hall On massive columns, like a shorecliff cave, And cells and chambers: all were fair and dry; The green light from the meadow... ...owed, But that was in her earlier maidenhood, With such a fervent flame of human love, Which being rudely blunted, glanced and shot Only to holy thing...

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...as born in May. A shockwave of emotion engulfed Lacey as she held the tiny human; at last, someone would be close to her forever. The precious early m... ...beside him. “This chemo,” explained the attendant, “will attack the cancer cells. If it works, it will slow the growth. You can read about the side ef... ...the days to come. If you can learn to think of yourself as a member of the human family, on this 139 A COURAGEOUS BATTLE amazing planet, in the great... ... what I’ve said be- fore, that the only true freedom that belongs to us as human- beings, is the freedom to choose. We can’t choose not to be sick of ... ... God alone who decides when our lives will end. He teaches the sanctity of human life from conception to natu- ral death. He knows our pain and our so... ... so far of Dr. Scott Sanderson made her be- lieve he was a unique, special human being. A keeper! Why me? There’s nothing special about me! Will he ca...

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...ice, and then amuse yourself, and then study on top of all. You can’t; the human frame won’t stand it. Do one thing or the other—amuse your- self or l... ...onscious- ness in the ghastly, sickly feeling of dissolution, when all the cells in the body seem in intense irritability to be breaking down, and con... ...e could not establish between themselves and an outsider just the ordinary human feeling and unexaggerated friend- ship; they were always restless for... ...ed to take the first steps, they scorned the triviality which forms common human intercourse. Paul fell under Mrs. Leivers’s spell. Everything had a r... ... identifying herself with a God who was sacrificed, which gives to so many human souls their deep- est bliss. When she went downstairs Paul was lying ... ..., repeating themselves, meant the dogged leaping forward of the persistent human soul, on and on, nobody knows where; in contradiction to the perpendi...

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...s said that the doctors have ordered a Great Person to take baths of young human blood for the restoration of his own, all spoiled by debaucheries. So... ...arc-aux-cerfs. Whereby at least we have again this historical curiosity: a human being in an original position; swimming passively, as on some boundle... ... be uncared for. Nay, who knows but, by sufficiently victorious Analysis, ‘human life may be indefinitely lengthened, ’ and men get rid of Death, as t... ...m compendious unity, monstrous but dim, far off, as the canaille; or, more humanely, as ‘the masses.’ Masses, indeed: and yet, singular to say, if, wi... ...one of the sorriest spectacles. You might ask, What bonds that ever held a human society happily together, or held it together at all, are in force he... ... light. Thus Frederick Baron Trenck too is here; mazed, purblind, from the cells of Magdeburg; Minotauric cells, and his Ariadne lost! Singular to say...

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...ible stalls’ adjoining. With ‘Doctor Mantle’s Dispensary for the cure of all Human Maladies and no charge for ad vice,’ and with Doctor Mantle’s ‘Lab... ...at convenient distances for weary travellers — London, where rugged stone is humanely pounded into little lumps for the road, and intelligently shaped... ... the dog cart had been left, loomed spectral in the grey light like the last human dwelling at the end of the habitable world. Was this a sight worth ... ...he exploring party is lost! It is the practice of the English portion of the human race to receive all great disasters in dead silence. Mr. Goodchild ... ...child at home. He had a scholarly air with him, and that kind of considerate humanity towards others which claimed a gentle consideration for himself.... ... vista, made by the unseen windows and the open doors of the little sleeping cells on either side. In about the centre of the perspective, under an ar...

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...tune mo- ments “You have good looks, and will yet write the epitaph of the human race.” T o please all the relations, to tread on no one’s corns, to b... ... a gentleman taking a stroll in that fair 30 Balzac meadow of which laws, human and divine, enjoin you alone to cultivate the verdure?” “I would kill... ...ut up his bristles, took notice of this and of that, went into each of the cells, listened in the refectory, shivered in his shoes, and de- clared tha... ...unishment, that she was not going to be married, but flung into one of the cells in the jail. The girl fancied that Madame wanted to get rid of her, i... ..., the commandments of God, nor those of the Church, neither laws divine or human: their member knows no doctrine, understands no heresies, and can- no... ... conduct of the world. From this came the first sin and the sorrows of the human race, because God, noticing the devil’s work, determined to see what ... ...gracious homily, written with his own hand, in which he told her that when human science and things terrestrial had failed, we should turn to Heaven a...

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...sieur Rigaud’s face as it was then. Neither is there any expression of the human countenance at all like that expression in every little line of which... ... place of a fine fresh river. What secular want could the million or so of human beings whose daily labour, six days in the week, lay among these Arca... ...o, even in the asperity of Mrs Clennam’s demeanour towards all the rest of humanity and towards Little Dorrit, there was a fine gradation. Little Dorr... ... to be incarcerated there, because the time had rather outgrown the strong cells and the blind alley. In practice they had come to be considered a lit... ...ever; which may be ob- served to be the case at the present day with other cells that are not at all strong, and with other blind alleys that are ston... ... occasions, the smugglers, if any, made a feint of walking into the strong cells and the blind alley, while this some- body pretended to do his someth... ...compromise. That there are people who must be dealt with as enemies of the human race. That there are people who have no human heart, and who must be ... ...ike, but well-kept; and had as prepossessing an aspect as anything, from a human creature to a wooden stool, that is meant for much use and is preserv...

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...sieur Rigaud’s face as it was then. Neither is there any expression of the human countenance at all like that expression in every little line of which... ... place of a fine fresh river. What secular want could the million or so of human beings whose daily labour, six days in the week, lay among these Arca... ...o, even in the asperity of Mrs Clennam’s demeanour towards all the rest of humanity and towards Little Dorrit, there was a fine gradation. Little Dorr... ... to be incarcerated there, because the time had rather outgrown the strong cells and the blind alley. In practice they had come to be considered a lit... ...ever; which may be ob- served to be the case at the present day with other cells that are not at all strong, and with other blind alleys that are ston... ... occasions, the smugglers, if any, made a feint of walking into the strong cells and the blind alley, while this some- body pretended to do his someth... ...compromise. That there are people who must be dealt with as enemies of the human race. That there are people who have no human heart, and who must be ... ...ike, but well-kept; and had as prepossessing an aspect as anything, from a human creature to a wooden stool, that is meant for much use and is preserv...

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... ‘My dear, ’ she said, ‘there is no duty which any woman owes to any other human being at all equal to that which she owes to her husband, and, theref... ...ee the differ- ence, they have yet got to study the earliest principles of human nature. Lady Lufton called, and Lucy was struck dumb. Fanny was parti... ...ing their midnight orgies at Gatherum Castle; and that widows were kept in cells, and occasionally put on racks for the amuse- ment of the duke’s gues... ...ng closer than that?’ ‘Yes, and warmer, and dearer, and more worthy of two human creatures who value each other’s minds and hearts. ’ ‘Some such close... ...dly knew how to break from it. She had seen so much of the blacker side of human nature that blackness no longer startled her as it should do. She had... ...must expect to see their friends fall off from 215 Anthony Trollope them. Human nature cannot stand it. If I want to get anything from my old friend ...

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...y he was at Walter Reed. You're the connection." "Michael Brand is a special human being, he has sacrificed a great deal, and now his own son." Rad... ...onal spiritual qualities?" "They are, Senator. But tonight you will meet the human side." "Forgive me for saying, but it seems, somehow, disrespec... ...l is a quiet war?” Gonzales slammed his fist on the table. “The Commission on Human Rights, the U.S., the United Nations will not stand idly by. They... ... general in any Muslim army in the world. The fifty had been divided into ten cells of five each. No one cell knew where the other cells were holed u... ...n was perfect. The Mexican papers and passports had been delivered to all the cells. Tomorrow, the fifty most elite 301 J.Cross/Artemis terrori... ... had purposely done none of it. He wanted only to feel normal, like any other human being walking around. Something he had never done. But, deep insi... ...ught him to respect those who believed differently. Allah was tolerant of all human beings, and he should be no less. His mind was beginning to fill...

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...e years passed slowly for him as he had little to distract his thoughts and he had long wished for the release of death. The only part of him that is human is his brain; and this has been incorporated completely into an artificial body. The body had been especially designed to cope with all environments; including the vacuum of space, but with the vital flaw of no propulsi...

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...Mankind had been incorporating humans with artificial limbs and internal organs for generations. The more that Man depended on technology, the physically weaker the human race had become. Many humans were regularly being born with disabilities like missing...

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...om God based assumptions 210 Immoral from God based assumptions 211 Moral for society based assumptions 211 Immoral from a societal point of view.212 HUMAN RIGHTS 213 Moral from a self-centered point of view. 217 Immoral from a self-centered point of view.217 Moral from a God based point of view. 217 Immoral from a God based point of view. 217 Moral from a society based po...

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... 59 ADDRESSING THE POWER DRIVE IN EDUCATION ........................................................................................ 60 TO BE HUMAN ... ...lf-centered, ‗I want to get into a gang.‘ Or perhaps it‘s greed, I wanted his watch or his money. The general lack of reasoning ability in our human ... ...sychological theories that may explain why we behave as we do. My reading and thinking do not give me such certainty that I can put all of us humans... ...ce and our more basic sensual pleasures. ―As you know, one of the basic questions in psychology, anthropology and philosophy is whether humans... ... 8 ―It seems that instincts are much stronger as we climb down the evolutionary ladder. Does that mean that humans... ...lues we can have healthier and happier citizens and a more nourishing society—then we can live more positively. ―With ten billion brain cells ... ...ves of our brains as our minds have moved on to wrestle with the present. Have we really forgotten so many things or do our ten billion brain cells ... ... certainty in sociological studies, with six billion people in the world, or in psychological studies, where each person has ten billion brain cells,... ...mplete and comprehensive theory of personality. But we can get some ideas about motivation and how behavior develops. Those ten billion brain cells ...

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......... 270 Chapter Twenty-one: Physical and Social Studies: Naturalism and Humanism .................... 285 Chapter Twenty-two: The Individual and th... ...newal applies. With the renewal of physical existence goes, in the case of human beings, the recreation of beliefs, ide- als, hopes, happiness, misery... ...zed group will relapse into barbarism and then into savagery. In fact, the human young are so immature that if they were left to them- selves without ... ...e the rudimentary abilities necessary for physical existence. The young of human beings compare so poorly in original efficiency with the young of man... ... to all the technological, artistic, scientific, and moral achievements of humanity! 2. Education and Communication. So obvious, indeed, is the necess... ...s of what has preceded. When the bees gather pollen and make wax and build cells, each step prepares the way for the next. When cells are built, the q...

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...lstoy himself in 1858. More than twenty years later he gave up hunting, on humanitarian grounds .] WE WERE OUT on a bear hunting expedition. My comr... ...y. And the angel said: ‘I was alone in the field, naked. I had never known human needs, cold and hunger, till I became a man. I was famished, frozen, ... ... time search ing for Elisha both outside and in the Church itself. In the cells of the Church he saw many people of all kinds, eating, and drinking w... ...good in man. May the Lord bless him! We used to live like animals; he made human beings of us. After giving Efím food and drink, they showed him where... ...d Him self has built to unite all men in one faith and one religion? ‘All human temples are built on the model of this temple, which is God’s own wor...

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...round his brawny neck and arms hung innumerable bracelets and necklaces of human teeth, extracted (one only from each skull) from the jaws of those wh... ...told him that the purshuit of hagriculture wos the noblist hockupations of humannaty: I spoke of the 103 Burlesques yoming of Hengland, who (under th... ...n the theme of general remark. Y esterday’s paper, it was supposed, in all human probability 114 Thackeray would have contained an account of the mar... ...hese proceedings, which before had always justly exasperated him (he was a humane and kind little man), used now to smile fiercely and say, “D— the bl... ... King and courtiers bore. “And he sternly bade them never more to kneel to human clay, But alone to praise and worship That which earth and seas obey:... ...ed that on the capture of the pretenders, they shall be lodged in separate cells in the prison of the Luxembourg: the apartments are al- ready prepare...

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... prophets stretching from Abraham through Jesus, complete God’s message to humanity.The Hadith, which recount Mohammed’s sayings and deeds as recorded... ...rior to the rev- elations given to the Prophet Mohammed). Qutb argued that humans can choose only between Islam and jahiliyya. Second, he warned that ... ...ation reflected a strong cultural preference for technical fields over the humanities and social sciences. Many of these young men, even if able to st... ...urder those with whom they dis- agree. Beyond the theology lies the simple human fact that most Muslims, like most other human beings, are repelled by... ...slamiya (JI), a nas- cent organization headed by Indonesian Islamists with cells scattered across Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, and the Philippines.... ... a need to replace him not only in the Shura but also as supervisor of the cells and prospective operations in East Africa. 69 He had to make other ad... ...re spent setting up the teams in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam. Members of the cells rented residences, and purchased bomb-mak- ing materials and transpor... ...lians; they are all targets in this fatwa.” 90 By August 1, members of the cells not directly involved in the attacks had mostly departed from East Af... ... the plan did not succeed. 21 First, the plan did not obtain the necessary human resources. Despite des- 76 THE 9/11 COMMISSION REPORT Final1-4.4pp 7...

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...path of forlorn genius? To us, indeed, who do not see below the surface of human things, such vicissitudes, of which we find many examples in the live... ...are they due? If it takes great intelligence to create a word, how old may human speech be? The combination of letters, their shapes, and the look the... ... the hieroglyphics of thought? Was it not the ancient mode of representing human ideas as embodied in the forms of animals that gave rise to the shape... ...o this time-honored spirit that we owe the mysteries lying buried in every human word? In the word T rue do we not discern a certain imaginary rectitu... ... His brain, accustomed in early youth to the mysterious mechanism by which human faculties are concentrated, drew from this rich treasury endless imag... ...emarkable expedi- tion, was a sound peculiar to that college. These little cells were our prison, and boys were sometimes shut up there for a month at...

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...d exist was an undeniable fact; and, with that tendency which disposes the human mind in favour of the marvellous, we can understand the excitement pr... ... solution it proposed gave, at least, full liberty to the imagination. The human mind delights in grand conceptions of supernatural be- ings. And the ... ...nd Conseil gave one more despairing cry. This time there was no mistake! A human voice re- sponded to ours! Was it the voice of another unfortunate cr... ...owned was a still more astonishing phenomenon, inasmuch as it was a simply human construction. We had no time to lose, however. We were lying upon the... ...nto the pres- 47 Jules Verne ence of a man who has broken all the ties of humanity. You have come to trouble my existence.” “Unintentionally!” said I... ...he black rocks; some microscopic plants, rudi- mentary diatomas, a kind of cells placed between two quartz shells; long purple and scarlet weed, suppo...

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...unts of the minute creatures that are incipient chalk, and their exquisite cells, made, some of coral, some of silex spicule from sponges; the some de... ...sting that just as Dolores had wak- 185 Yo n g e ened to the sense of the human love that surrounded her, hitherto disbelieved and disregarded, so sh... ... her mother’s desire that she should not be treated as ‘out of the pale of humanity.’ Mysie alone sought her out and brought her forward with any real... ... of the Shield observed, everybody does not go to story-books for views of human nature, and happily, also, homeless children are com- moner in books ...

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...Findlayson was far and far beyond any fear of snakes, or indeed any merely human emotion. He saw, after he had rubbed the water from his eyes, with an... ... continuously. Their conver- sation, of course, is not half as wise as our human talk, because they are all, though they do not know it, bound down on... ... furiously, for they had little to check them. “I’m the noblest outcome of human ingenuity—Mr. Buchanan says so,” squealed the high-pressure cylinder.... ...f water, and were pounding along cheerfully. “How’s the noblest outcome of human ingenuity hitting it?” said the Steam, as he whirled through the engi... ...ads and horns and skulls that he sent home to Devonshire. The people, very humanly, learned the weak side of their god. It is true he was unbrib- able... ... looked down the full companies, and reflected how few were in hospital or cells, and wondered when the time would come to try the machine of his love...

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...s, Plotinus, Proclus, Hierocles, Maximus Tyrius, and Syrianus. There was a human-perfectibility man. He quoted Turgot, Price, Priestly, Condorcet, De ... ...ection of the Baron. The eyes, before invisible, now wore an energetic and human expres- sion, while they gleamed with a fiery and unusual red; and th... ...and shrunk away from the rapid and searching expression of his earnest and human-looking eye. Among all the retinue of the Baron, however, none were f... ...he excitement wrought in the feel- ings of a crowd by the contemplation of human agony, than that brought about by the most appalling spectacles of in... ...been given a fair trial, if ever in any. W e did every thing that rational human- ity could suggest. I am sorry that you could not have paid us a visi... ...the keepers found them- selves pinioned hand and foot, and thrown into the cells, where they were attended, as if they were the lunatics, by the lunat... ...actly either—for the madmen had been free, but the keepers were shut up in cells forthwith, and treated, I am sorry to say, in a very cavalier manner.... ...st well tarred, then —carefully feathered, and then shut up in underground cells. They had been so imprisoned for more than a month, during which peri...