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... questions , and to dozens more , the answer is No. This argument illustrates very beautifully the meaning of the term irrelevant evidence . Suppose the answer No is given to each question . What of it ? Suppose Agassiz did not accept it ...
... questions , and to dozens more , the answer is No. This argument illustrates very beautifully the meaning of the term irrelevant evidence . Suppose the answer No is given to each question . What of it ? Suppose Agassiz did not accept it ...
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... question to be used in measuring the effects of the transcriptions . It should be pointed out that while Program II gave facts on both sides of the question , it did not give equal space to both sides , nor did it attempt to compare the ...
... question to be used in measuring the effects of the transcriptions . It should be pointed out that while Program II gave facts on both sides of the question , it did not give equal space to both sides , nor did it attempt to compare the ...
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... question after another , of serious controversy , is one of the necessary incidents of the con- solidation of opinion ; a consolidation as salutary in the case of true opinions , as it is dangerous and noxious when the opinions are ...
... question after another , of serious controversy , is one of the necessary incidents of the con- solidation of opinion ; a consolidation as salutary in the case of true opinions , as it is dangerous and noxious when the opinions are ...
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