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... tion , imagination , and judgment -- is here all - important . There are several reasons why Husserl gave a privileged position to intuition : among them is the fact that intui- tion is that act in which a person grasps something imme ...
... tion , imagination , and judgment -- is here all - important . There are several reasons why Husserl gave a privileged position to intuition : among them is the fact that intui- tion is that act in which a person grasps something imme ...
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... tion properties that depend on the direction of polariza- tion . The fact that there is not dichroism for light prop- agating along the long axis , but there is for light prop- agating perpendicular to the long axis , indicates that the ...
... tion properties that depend on the direction of polariza- tion . The fact that there is not dichroism for light prop- agating along the long axis , but there is for light prop- agating perpendicular to the long axis , indicates that the ...
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... tion of bronchi with some destruction of bronchial walls -may so interfere with the mother's respiration that the extra strain put on her cardiorespiratory system by preg- nancy may put her life in jeopardy . If the disorders are severe ...
... tion of bronchi with some destruction of bronchial walls -may so interfere with the mother's respiration that the extra strain put on her cardiorespiratory system by preg- nancy may put her life in jeopardy . If the disorders are severe ...
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