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Mr. Gilb's struggles with his own keyboard are deftly woven into the text, which contains no capital letters or apostrophes.

This strategy forms the basis, for example, for Peter Railton's (1978 , 1981 contrast between an "ideal explanatory text" which contains all of the causal and nomological information relevant to some outcome of interest and the "non-ideal" explanations like (2.4.1 that we actually give.

A copy of Hokusai's notorious print once owned by the French connoisseur Edmond de Goncourt, who wrote a monograph about the artist, is included in the show, as well as a steamy translation of the picture's abundant text, which contains several onomatopoeic sighs and exclamations signifying the woman's fulfilment.

The first surviving text which contains more than the briefest mention of Troilus is a Hellenistic poem dating from no earlier than the 3rd century BC: the Alexandra by the tragedian Lycophron or a namesake of his.

One remedy book version consists of a single long amuletic text, which contains a string of liturgical motifs including the sequence of holy mothers, twice.

Theravada has been the predominant religion of continental South Asia, and the Tipitaka, or Pali Canon [ 20], is its canonical text, which contains the earliest record of Buddha's teachings.

The address Trump delivered on June 16 bore no resemblance to his prepared text, which contained a mere two sentences about immigration.

First, data generated from these applications consist of a lot of short texts, which contains rich useful information.

As Muslims, we are expected to honor and respect these earlier texts, which contain guidance from God. Surely, We sent down the Torah wherein was guidance and light.

ELL students who have not yet acquired enough academic language by the end of the second grade, to understand "academic texts" or texts which contain academic terminology of school, will often hypothesize meaning in an attempt to interpret the message of oral and written input.

Document to transaction transformation Given a text corpus which contains documents collected from a number of years, each text document is first preprocessed to form transactions.