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It seems to create a strange inversion of space-time.
Tolkien tried, it seems, to create a kinder, gentler "Ring," a mythology without malice.
Affixed directly to the house's siding, it seems to create an extra window.
Though the interview upholds Peltier's claims, it seems to create unease among Peltier's supporters.
It seems to create an unmanageable degree of confusion, usually among the audience, as when the online indignation machine cranked into life over the disparity between the singer Lizzy Grant and the character Lana del Rey, but sometimes in the artist themselves.
As the concentration of HMTA increases to 50%%, it seems to create a balanced number of OH− and Zn2+ ions to perform the described activities, resulting in high-density, uniform nanorod structures, as shown in Fig. 1c.
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Well chosen, it seemed, to create an impression of resolute action while doing minimal damage.
Mainly, though, it seemed to create solicitors, quantity surveyors and other members of minor professions.
Mr. Eckert's music here was mostly intended, it seemed, to create effects and tap primal feelings.
He went on, almost accidentally it seemed, to create Six-Five Special and Oh Boy!, the two shows that introduced rock'n'roll to British audiences, before decamping to America to make the legendary Shindig!
Archie has said he had nothing to do with the demand, but how could we resist, under the circumstances, asking why he wouldn't have discouraged a move to New York, given Eli's laid-back temperament and the issues it seemed to create for him until, well, this month?
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