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heard two shots on a boom microphone. [Report references for the foregoing statement,] FD-302 Interview of Dave Marlin, September 16, 1992. However, another

that is to transfer heat from the system. Differing from Planck's just foregoing principle, this one is explicitly in terms of entropy change. Removal

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as authority for their immoral practices. Theodoret repeats the foregoing statement of Clement in his account of the sect, and charges the Nicolaitans

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application. He describes this in his patent U.S.P. 557,207 From the foregoing statements it must be obvious that a shoe equipped with my device has all the

law has also been stated "what Intel giveth, Microsoft taketh away," foregoing the metonymy of the original. Jevons paradox Moore's law Wirth's law List

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