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Even and though
Even though in most cases
the completion
of the definitive editions
of their writings is still years off
, enough documentation has already been assembled
to warrant drawing
a new composite profile
of the leadership which performed
the heroic dual feats
of winning American independence
and founding
a new nation
.
Even though headquarters actually have been moved into
the Chatham building
, do they believe
that they can make
the new name stick??
Even though he
would later
be resurrected
, he
was at this moment dead indeed
, the expression
on his face reflecting what he had gone through
on the cross
.
Even though I have always had
a genius for
`` throwing myself
'' into every role
and `` playing
it for all it's worth
'', no actress can
be expected
to do her best work when her fortune
, her reputation
, her livelihood
, her home
and her nation itself are all imperilled
.
Even though the registers may have an incomplete record
of persons present
in a particular area or include persons no longer living there
, they contain precise information
on ages
, by date
of birth
, for some
of the persons present ( especially children
in relatively stable communities )
and supplementary information ( such as records
of marital status ) for many others
.
Even though in civil rights legislation
in 1957
and 1960
the provision for
the Attorney
General to act
was eliminated
, should we nevertheless support such
a clause??
Even though we did
not see many
of your faces
, it appears
now quite evident
that a considerable number
of your profession heard
, from those whom we had
the fortune
to encounter
, that we had been
in your midst
.
Even though the bondage
of his verse is
not so great as
the writing poet can manage
, it is still great enough for him often
to be seriously impeded unless he has aids
to facilitate rapid composition
.
Even though we had walked miles
in Kyoto
that day
, we started out again
to see Nara
at night
.
Even though his theological theses have become
, to us
, commonplaces
, the fundamental interrogation he phrased is very much with us
.
Even though the boy could
not see them
, he knew they were clouded
by distance
.
Even though this is my rock
, you can use
it sometimes
.
Even though they had
the advantage
of fighting
on the defensive
, the Confederate forces had " almost as high
a percentage
of casualties as
the Union forces ".
Even though this may appear similar
to a series
of animation drawings
, there
was no way
of viewing
the images
in motion
.
Even though it's
not up
to him / her
to make laws ( only
to promulgate them
and make edicts ),
the President is
the leader
of the winning party
.
Even though scientific research is
not their main goal
, many amateur astronomers make
a contribution
to astronomy
by monitoring variable stars
, tracking asteroids
and discovering transient objects
, such as comets
.
Even though they do
not compete directly with cultivated plants
, sometimes winter annuals are
considered a pest
in commercial agriculture
, because they can
be hosts for insect pests or fungal diseases ( ovary smut – Microbotryum sp ) which attack crops
being cultivated
.

One might say
, "
Even though the usual ordering
of the real numbers does
not work
, it may
be possible
to find
a different ordering
of the real numbers which is
a well-ordering
.
Even though this element is
not abundant
, it is found
in over 100 mineral species
.
Even though this period-known
in its earlier part as
the Spring
and Autumn period
and the Warring States period-in its latter part
was fraught with chaos
and bloody battles
, it is also
known as
the Golden Age
of Chinese philosophy because
a broad range
of thoughts
and ideas were developed
and discussed freely
.
Even in Athanasius ’ Orations against
the Arians
, Arius hardly emerges consistently as
the creative individual originator
of the heresy
that bears his name
, even
though it would have greatly strengthened Athanasius ’ case
to present him
in that light
.
Even touching an alpha source is usually
not harmful
, though many alpha sources also are accompanied
by beta-emitting radio daughters
, and alpha emission is also accompanied
by gamma photon emission
.
Even though the parentheses were rearranged (
the left side requires adding 5
and 2 first
, then adding 1
to the result
, whereas
the right side requires adding 2
and 1 first
, then 5 ),
the value
of the expression
was not altered
.
Even though the stone had been around centuries
and was known to both
the Sumerians
and the Egyptians
, both
who used
the gem for decoration
and for playing important parts
in their religious ceremonies
, any agate
of this color from Sicily
, once an ancient Greek colony
, is called Greek agate
.
Even and was
Even Hague
was repelled
by the machinelike deadliness
that was Kodyke
.
Even the knowledge
that she
was losing another boy
, as
a mother always does when
a marriage is made
, did
not prevent her from having
the first carefree
, dreamless sleep
that she had
known since they dropped down
the canyon
and into Bear Valley
, way
, way back there when they were crossing those other mountains
.
Even as she
was telling me about
it I became aware
of a give-away flush
that suffused her neck
and moved upwards
to her cheeks
, and subconsciously I realized
that when she entered
the store she did
not switch
on the lights
.
Even yet there
was no realization
in his eyes
.
Even two decades ago
in Go Down
, Moses Faulkner
was looking
to the more urban future with
a glimmer
of hope
that through its youth
and its new way
of life
the South might
be reborn
and the curse
of slavery erased from its soil
.
Even Hemingway
, for all his efforts
to formulate
a naturalistic morality
in The Sun Also Rises
and A Farewell To Arms never maintained
that sex
was all
.
Even after
the incident between Bang-Jensen
and Shann
in the Delegates' Lounge
and this was not the way
the Chicago Tribune presented
it ''.
Even when Mrs. Coolidge
was in mourning for her son
, she reached out
to help other people
in trouble
.
Even so
, Edward's ambassadors can scarcely have foreseen
that five years
of unremitting work lay ahead
of them before peace
was finally made
and that when
it did come
the countless embassies
that left England for Rome during
that period had very little
to do with
it.
Even before
the century
was out
the tide
of reaction had set
in.
Even D. A. Wasson
, who compared The Emancipation Of Massachusetts
to the lifting
of a fog from ancient landscapes
, was also forced
to admit
the methodological deficiencies
of the author
.
Even so apparently impartial
a critic as W. H. Frohock has taken for granted
that the book
was originally intended as
a piece
of Loyalist propaganda ; ;
Even Rector himself
was prey
to this spirit
of competition
and he knew
it, not for
a more exalted office
in the hierarchy
of the church -- his ambitions for
the bishopry had died very early
in his career -- but for
the one clear victory he had talked about
to the colonel
.
Even when
the intensity
of the shocks
was increased gradually
, it failed
to evoke any signs
of pain
.
Even among
the fast set
in which she
was moving
, her method for keeping an escort from departing too early
was unique
.
Even Hudson
, experienced
in Arctic sailing
and determined as he
was, must have had qualms as he slid down
the Thames
.
Even a city
of thirty thousand might have six baseball teams
, sponsored
by grocers
and hardware merchants or department stores
, that played two or three times
a week throughout
the summer
, usually
in the cool
of the evening
, before an earnest
and partisan audience
who did
not begrudge
a quarter each
, or even more
, to be dropped into
a hat when
the game
was half over
.
Even before
it was formally dissolved
in 1912
, the A.L.A.M.
was succeeded
by the Automobile Board
of Trade
, the direct lineal ancestor
of the present-day Automobile Manufacturers Association
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