| 21. | His spectacular fall earns him the derisive nickname " Marquis des Antipodes " by Milletail.
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| 22. | So long as the base point,, is not the antipode,, the quaternion
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| 23. | She highlights the early fast passenger-carrying and general cargo trade to the Antipodes.
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| 24. | But it was only in the Antipodes that she made a huge name for herself.
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| 25. | The two are antipodes of each other.
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| 26. | Holroyd emigrated to the antipodes in 1843 and commenced practice as a solicitor and barrister.
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| 27. | From the Royal Geographical Society she has been awarded the Back Award and the Antipode.
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| 28. | The vehicle has strong claims to originality but stands squarely at the antipode of Mercedes elegance.
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| 29. | Sommers and Gilligan occupy the antipodes of the proto-academic discipline known as gender studies.
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| 30. | Bialgebras can often be extended to Hopf algebras, if an appropriate antipode can be found.
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