The intermixture of foliage amongst the dead branches, show how sternly this giant struggles for life, and how reluctantly it surrenders to all conquering time.
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In a similar format, his " Phoebe 16031 " is an intermixture of the pixelated with the tighter realism suggestive of a kind of mystery woman.
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"The whole poem, with the exception of the first canto and part of the last, is a mere human story without the smallest intermixture of supernatural interference.
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Just before the cilia is a curved ochreous fascia, concave towards the base, distinct on both margins, but indistinct in the middle from the intermixture of brown scales.
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A key question in the FCC's allocation of TV channels was hence that of " intermixture ", licensing both VHF and UHF stations in a single city.
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Practices of coaration, of open-field intermixture, of compulsory rotation of lot-meadows, of stinting the commons, arise of themselves in the villages of Denmark and Sweden.
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He was a leading opponent of civil rights legislation, arguing that slavery was justifiable and opposing integrated schools because " racial intermixture is abominable to us, " according to Moakley.
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There is substantial evidence for a history of extensive dialect levelling, or even convergent evolution or intermixture of two or more originally distinct linguistic stocks, within the Korean language and its dialects.
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In human genetics, the haplogroups most commonly studied are recombines, and thus Y-DNA and mtDNA change only by chance mutation at each generation with no intermixture between parents'genetic material.
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In the seventy-fifth essay, Hamilton makes his conclusion based on elements such as security, intermixture of powers, and making a small alteration to the existing voting style of the senate.
