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The asterisk * refers to the following footnote by the translator (p. 9): Tho' this instance will serve to explain the meaning of the Author, yet 'tis very improper, because 'tis utterly impossible to give a Man that is born Blind, the least notion or idea of Light or Colours.

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Accordingly, tomorrow we will announce the date for the first BearHug Camp, at which I will further delineate the architecture of this three branch approach, including a new Laconica instance which will serve as a reference node, and a group of participating developers and users who are committed to a realistic alternative to Twitter's current strategy.

The SEC will not be pressing charges in this particular instance but has indicated that this will serve as a warning for future offerings.

In some instances the HuffPo will A/B test headlines: it will serve different versions of a page to a couple of random groups and, after five minutes, the best headline will be selected.

For instance, I've never found a neck cream I really believe in (facial exercise will serve you better) or a cream that can permanently lift eye bags in any meaningful way.

For instance, if you're anywhere near a Starbucks on a hot summer afternoon, the video ads on your phone will serve ads of cold beverages.

Let us consider, for instance, the "Nazca bird" nonstationary image which is a 128 × 128 class-image with K = 2 classes that will serve as a ground truth image.

Yield: Serves two (quinoa will serve three).

They will serve them well.

It will serve as leverage.

Mr. Murdoch will serve as chairman.

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