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... ( later Car- dinal ) Newman . The following year , he left Oxford with such a distinguished academic record that Benjamin Jowett , then a Balliol lecturer and later master of the college , called him " the star of Balliol . " Hopkins ...
... ( later Car- dinal ) Newman . The following year , he left Oxford with such a distinguished academic record that Benjamin Jowett , then a Balliol lecturer and later master of the college , called him " the star of Balliol . " Hopkins ...
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... later Huang and his followers , aided by sympathizers among the imperial troops , attempted a military attack on the South China city of Canton . Because of a lack of coordination among the various units partici- pating in the action ...
... later Huang and his followers , aided by sympathizers among the imperial troops , attempted a military attack on the South China city of Canton . Because of a lack of coordination among the various units partici- pating in the action ...
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... later he entered the College of Breda , in the midst of a furious controversy over the philosophy of Descartes . Although Huygens later rejected certain of the Cartesian tenets including the identification of extension and body , he ...
... later he entered the College of Breda , in the midst of a furious controversy over the philosophy of Descartes . Although Huygens later rejected certain of the Cartesian tenets including the identification of extension and body , he ...
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19th century Horsehair for the textile industry | 87 |
horsehair worm also called HAIRWORM | 250 |
of this dark cloud has a shape somewhat | 300 |
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