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...rankly and beautifully office-buildings. The mist took pity on the fretted structures of earlier generations: the Post Office with its shingle-torture... ...n,” said Sidney Finkelstein. “It beats all get-out,” meditated that man of data, Howard Littlefield, “how hard it is for some people to get things str... ...r 197 Sinclair Lewis father reported, she had pinned up twenty-one photo- graphs of actors. But the signed portrait of the most grace- ful of the mov...

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...le darkness, vast ungainly Titans of shadow. All about them, huge metallic structures, iron girders, inhumanly vast as it seemed to him, interlaced, a... ...ured by a thin morning haze. But Graham could perceive they were very vast structures, judged even by the standard of the things about them. And then ... ...obbed the village of its last touch of culture. After telephone, kinemato- graph and phonograph had replaced newspaper, book, school- master, and lett... ...he hollow basin of the world below, but at first he could distin- guish no data now that the Thames valley was left behind. Soon, however, they were d... ...penny or so— enough for a theatre or a cheap dancing place, or a kinemato- graph story, or a dinner or a bet. They wander about after that is spent. B... ...erved the illiterate class, the class, that is, beyond the reach of phono- graph culture, in their common-place intercourse. Every- where this trouble...

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...unreasonable, that at times I find it bordering upon the in- credible. The data have gone, the buildings and places. I stopped dead the other afternoo... ...days would have found little beauty in our grouping. I have our two photo- graphs at hand in this bureau as I write, and they show me a gawky youth in... ...en on this occa- sion. The table under the window was littered with photo- graphic material and the later albums of his continental sou- venirs, and o... ... of our new social families, we swept away more and more of those horrible structures, the ancient residential houses, hastily built, without imagi- n...

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...That, indeed, was the general opinion. Both The Times and the Daily T ele- graph,, for instance, insisted on it the next morning, and both overlooked,... ... pitch, but nothing to compare with this. People who have never seen these structures, and have only the ill- imagined efforts of artists or the imper... ...e problem of the Martians and the fate of my wife. For the former I had no data; I could imag- ine a hundred things, and so, unhappily, I could for th...

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...ith a view to facilitating the exercise of the rights referred to in para- graph 1; save as otherwise provided in this Treaty, the Council shall act u... ...pital markets. Una- nimity shall be required for measures under this para- graph which constitute a step back in Community law as regards the liberali... ...ible with this Treaty. 3. The measures and procedures referred to in para- graphs 1 and 2 shall not constitute a means of arbi- trary discrimination o... ...rammes undertaken by several Member States, including participation in the structures created for the execution of those programmes. ARTICLE 130m In i... ...the Com- munity shall take account of: —available scientific and technical data; —environmental conditions in the various regions of the Community; —t... ...ed up to the nearest multiple 0.05 percentage points. 29.2 The statistical data to be used for the application of this Article shall be provided by th... ...g Council. 32.3. If, after the start of the third stage, the balance sheet structures of the national central banks do not, in the judgment of the Gov... ... by the obligation of professional secrecy. 38.2. Persons having access to data covered by Com- munity legislation imposing an obligation of secrecy s... ...ole will be strengthened by ex- amining and defining appropriate missions, structures and means, covering in particular: —WEU planning cell; —closer m...

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..., do we deduce inferences with entire certainty, even from the most simple data. It might be supposed that a catastrophe such as I have just related w... ...ction was strewn with huge tumuli, apparently the wreck of some gigan- tic structures of art; although, in detail, no semblance of art could be detect... ...ere at home.” In about a week after this conversation, the following para- graphs appeared in a Charlottesville paper: “We have the painful duty of an...

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...ve that he, Bullet-head, could indite, if it so pleased him, a whole para- graph—aye! a whole article—in which that contemptible vowel should not once... ...reman, with a deep sigh, and an emphasis on the ‘bit.’ ‘Is it a long para- graph, Bob?’ ‘Shouldn’t call it a wery long paragrab,’ said Bob. ‘Ah, well,... ...nge, Tea, Total, Y oung, Belles, Lettres, Universal, Experimental, Biblio- graphical, Association, To, Civilize, Humanity.” Dr. Moneypenny made the ti... ...ch I mean that it was impossible to form a guess respecting his age by any data personally afforded. He might have been fifteen or fifty, and was twen... ...tiquarians have never yet been able to obtain from the site any sufficient data (in the shape of coins, medals or inscriptions) wherewith to build up ... ... Esquimau, Kickapoo, or Hottentot. Of course we can’t afford to take these structures down under a bonus of five hundred per cent upon the prime cost ... ...l calculations are, from their very nature, fixed and determinate. Certain data being given, certain results necessarily and inevitably follow. These ...

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...chines or all animals to respond alike. It is apparent that not one of the structures can ever work perfectly, and that from the best down to the poor... ...ctures can ever work perfectly, and that from the best down to the poorest structures are infinite degrees of perfection, even down to the machine tha... ...nt pro- duces different results on different machines, would know that the structures are not the same. Endless discussions have been devoted to the r... ...or identification. Before this, the witness may have been shown his photo- graph in convict clothes. Perhaps they identify him, perhaps they do not; i... ...Still the time that scientists have worked on the problem is short and the data imperfect, and many years of patient study will be needed before there... ...ount of feeble intellects might sometime commit crime. The world has ample data at hand to show more humane and at the same time much cheaper ways, ev... ...inheritance, and necessarily, much evi- dence was pure hearsay without the data of careful investiga- tion at hand. The case, however, does show a sur...

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...ons and exact measurements of a science, and to set up ideals and rules as data for such classi- fication and measurements. They develop an alleged se... ...ly- sis of that. For documents and monuments he had fossils and anatomical structures and germinating eggs too inno- cent to lie, and so far he was ne... ...sentially fluid and moving, the tendency to consider as given fact or dead data that which creates itself and gives itself into the world of phenomena... ...reek prose composition or history with models and photo- 161 H. G . Wells graphs and diagrams for Latin versification, would make any considerable di... ...rch as a billiard- table of a centre-piece; a truth that the myriad little structures ‘attended’ on Sundays and on the ‘off’ evenings of their ‘sociab... ...o remain classless, is already developing separations and distinctions and structures of its own. And monstrous architectural portents in Boston and S... ... movement becomes probable—the newspapers, magazines, telephones and tele- graphs, all the apparatus of discussion and popular appeal, the railways, a...

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...t played in our activities by remote physical energies, and by invis- ible structures. Hence a special mode of social intercourse is instituted, the s... ..., the same hardening of the organic condi- tions affects the physiological structures which are involved in thinking. But this fact only indicates the... ...is taken up with the development of a theme. Unless one writes as a phono- graph talks, this means intelligence; namely, alertness in foreseeing the v... ...; namely, alertness in foreseeing the various conclusions to which present data and considerations are tending, together with continu- ally renewed ob... ...t that the value of the reflection lies upon keeping one’s self out of the data. The almost insurmountable difflculty of achieving this detachment is ... ...sses by which he attempts to supply meaning to a multitude of disconnected data, can- not be the basis of a method which shall take effect in the camp... ...erest. The child’s home is, for example, the organizing center of his geo- graphical knowledge. His own movements about the lo- cality, his journeys a... ...eater regard for obser- vation of things directly and through pictures and graphic descriptions, and it reduced the importance attached to verbal symb... ...nic forms until we reach man. The development of organic forms begins with structures where the adjust- ment of environment and organism is obvious, a...

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...emselves for work. Some made their way to the T win T owers, the signature structures of the W orld Trade Center complex in New Y ork City . Others we... ...ned cruising altitude of 29,000 feet.All communications and flight profile data were normal.About this time the “Fasten Seatbelt” sign would usually h... ...t down keep remaining sitting.We have a bomb on board. So, sit.”The flight data recorder (also recovered) indicates that Jarrah then instructed the pl... ...t to turn the aircraft around and head east. 75 The cockpit voice recorder data indicate that a woman, most likely a flight attendant, was being held ... ...cted eight years later, we will review their missions, command and control structures, and work- ing relationship on the morning of 9/11. FAA Mission ... ... Traffic Control Centers Reporting structure, Northeast Air Defense Sector Graphics courtesy of ESRI Final1-4.4pp 7/17/04 9:12 AM Page 15 Virginia... ...chnical communications systems and codes as well as foreign organizational structures, including those of terrorist organizations. Cold War adversarie... ... related issues. Chasing Quso’s trail,“Dave” suggested showing some photo- graphs to FBI agents in New Y ork who were working on the Cole case and had... ...e New Y ork agents. She was told that one of the individuals in the photo- graphs was someone named Khalid al Mihdhar. She did not know why the photog...