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Page 195
... forces committed by members of those forces . It extends in various countries in vary- ing degrees to all offenses committed by members of the forces and to offenses injurious to discipline committed by persons who are not members of ...
... forces committed by members of those forces . It extends in various countries in vary- ing degrees to all offenses committed by members of the forces and to offenses injurious to discipline committed by persons who are not members of ...
Page 315
... forces . In this way , the nature of known materials is learned and possibilities for new materials realized . In the following section the physical and chemical prop- erties of molecules as they can be understood from mo- lecular ...
... forces . In this way , the nature of known materials is learned and possibilities for new materials realized . In the following section the physical and chemical prop- erties of molecules as they can be understood from mo- lecular ...
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... FORCES OF NATURE The natural forces of fire and water , which evidently exclude each other , are brought together in a unity of opposites in the worldviews of early archaic civilizations . Both forces are purifying as well as protective ...
... FORCES OF NATURE The natural forces of fire and water , which evidently exclude each other , are brought together in a unity of opposites in the worldviews of early archaic civilizations . Both forces are purifying as well as protective ...
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