Every quiet step is thunder to beetle life underfoot, a tug of impalpable thread on the web pulling mate to mate and predator to prey, a beginning or an an end.
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Salzman recounts with sensibility and wit the daily struggle of a community of human beings to accept unsparing material and social deprivations for the sake of a spiritual reward that often seems agonizingly impalpable.
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Herniography, in which contrast medium is introduced into the peritoneal cavity, has been successfully used to reveal previously unsuspected inguinal hernias in patients with groin pain of uncertain origin and to detect impalpable interparietal lesions such as Spigelian hernias.
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When terrorists plunged planes into the World Trade Center's twin towers, the Pentagon and a field in Pennsylvania, they ripped through the impalpable insulation in homes of Americans on every street in every city in all 50 states.
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One of the most beautiful works in the selection is " Lo Spazio Inverso " ( " Inverse Space " ), for barely blown flute with matchingly gentle, caressing, impalpable sounds from clarinet, violin, cello and celesta.
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M . R . Montgomery, Personal History, " Impalpable Dust, " " The New Yorker ", March 27, 1989, p . 94 was written by the son of an engineer who worked at the dam during its construction.
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In various cases the powder was obtained by crushing, but in various other cases the powder was obtained by calcination or by Bailey's ) defined alcohol as " a very fine and impalpable powder, or a very pure well rectified spirit ."
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He returned to Montreal thinking no longer of the future, nor of the past, he said, but of " a sort of vanished present, a sort of impalpable joy mixed with the sadness of a child who has lost his mother ."
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Two numbing turnovers, and one almost impalpable Northwestern glitch that Johnson turned into a touchdown, were the difference in bumping USC's record to 9-2-1 and finally giving the Pac-10 a victory in its last chance of the bowl season.
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Harry Thurston Peck, a contemporary chronicler, wrote of Blaine : " Like a dank mist which rises at nightfall over marshy ground, there rose a vague, impalpable belief that in his public life he had not had a high regard for his own honor ."
