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In the book's German and English editions, the text cited the example of a male prostitute, implying homosexual sex, in which a condom would not be a form of contraception.

It has previously been reported that its Chinese text cited five key attributes of the W-88 warhead, including two measurements accurate to within four-hundredths of an inch.

The Sanskrit text cited here is based on the edition by Yoshiyasu Yonezawa: "Vigrahavyāvartanī, Sanskrit Transliteration and Tibetan Translation," Journal of Naritasan Institute for Buddhist Studies 31 (2008: 209–3131.

Interestingly, the specific text cited above appears for the first time in the revision following the 1919 influenza pandemic and then, conspicuously, disappears from the next revision released in 1926.

Recent attempts by the Centre for Food Safety to obtain information about Solazyme's microbes produced 150 pages of entirely blacked out text, citing commercial confidentiality.

In the book's German and English editions, the text cites the example of a male prostitute, implying homosexual sex, in which a condom would not be a form of contraception.

Instead of Freud, the curators on one wall text cite Winnicott, a post-Freudian psychoanalyst who came into prominence during the 1980s with a more thoroughly-scientific grounding favoring a clinically observed and tested basis to the theorization of the personality and its afflictions, while rejecting the largely speculative formation of Freud's conceptual metapsychology.

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Most of the texts cited in this survey are Sanskrit texts, which constitute the oldest layer of extant Hindu literature.

But if he's going to, perhaps it would make sense to familiarise himself with the texts cited.

See the texts cited in n. 4 above.