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Locke called this latter kind of experience, for which there is no natural word in English, "reflection".
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And nearly a sixth of the students were not proficient in English, a reflection of rising immigration.
In the school's brightly lighted corridors lined with drawings and paintings by the students, one can hear Russian and Spanish along with English, a reflection of the ethnically shifting neighborhood.
For much of the next century an amalgam of their views, according to which law is the command of a sovereign backed by force, dominated legal positivism and English philosophical reflection about law.
Pedro was also the first cooperating witness to testify in English — a reflection of his upbringing in Chicago.
He tells us what his own children have decided to do with their lives: "For my eldest son, who studied English at Oxford, reflection came late and he is now a content police officer.
The working title for her album was "English Skies", a reflection of the fact that she was "debating with myself: who am I? I felt I had to reconcile with being in England – although I've grown up hearing about home being this place I was born, I've only visited seven times".
Still, the libretto by L. H. Dancourt is in French (although here the spoken dialogue was in English), and as a reflection of the degree to which the Parisian opéra comique style had legs, it falls within the company's purview.
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