Borrowing from Darwin's phrase book, he concludes that homosexuality is emerging as " a separate creation " with a distinct biological basis.
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Unlike most published phrase books, however, a phonetic version of a given phrase is not provided, so you're on your own for pronunciation.
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Although you can strike out alone in search of the hill tribes, armed with a map and a phrase book, it is inadvisable.
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The little scene in old Berlitz books where a family walks around the capitals of Europe using a phrase book is long obsolete.
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Specialising in travel, Daunt Books arranges its sections geographically, with guides, phrase books, travel writing, history and fiction grouped by their relevant country.
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The main efforts of the Public Health Research Group were devoted to the compilation of a " Japanese-English Medical Vocabulary and Phrase book"
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The 1972 short story by Joanna Russ, " Useful Phrases for the Tourist ", takes the form of an excerpt from a phrase book.
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In 2004, the company added travel blogs and a series of iPod phrase books to teach elementary travel phrases in several languages to members.
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And the police themselves aren't exempt from the cleanup : Hoping to make the force more foreigner-friendly, the city issued officers pocket-size Russian-English phrase books.
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The last time I traveled to Mexico, I was armed with only a little English-to-Spanish phrase book to guide me through the streets of Merida.
