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One example is the aesthetic posture, presented in earlier work; the other is the project of speculative philosophy, to which this text devotes major attention.

Less gripping is the more than a quarter of the text devoted to a highly skippable account of the thirty years' war.

The first part of the text, devoted to thanks, is a melody in even tempo that rises gradually and falls again.

The text devoted to research with residual tissue in this leaflet is 170 words in length.

For all the inches of text devoted to the subject, "leftover women" — a pool of educated thirtyish women who can not find a partner in China — is a concept invented and sustained largely by men.

Leonard is the opposite: he remembers things by inscribing them on his body — his tattooed flesh becomes a text devoted to warnings and instructions — and his writing sends him into action.

The unfinished book of sketches and text, devoted to the cheerful invertebrate, was discovered among Scarry's papers, and his son Huck, also an artist, is colouring and completing it.

The amount of text devoted to each modality varies according to perceived familiarity with the technique: more text is dedicated to novel strategies and those with newer indications.

Labiaplasty may well be the most popular operation, in view of the relatively higher proportion of text devoted to the topic.

This particular text is devoted to Professor Nikolay Banichuk and was presented on his 70th birthday.

Only gradually do we find texts devoted exclusively to religious themes.