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is and fact

In
fact, one important aspect
of their very religion
is the annihilation
of men ''
.

In
fact it has caused us to give serious thought to moving our residence south
, because it
is not easy
for the most objective Southerner to sit calmly
by when his host
is telling
a roomful
of people
that the only way to deal with Southerners who oppose integration
is to send
in troops
and shoot
the bastards down
.

The
fact is due mainly to international wars
, both hot
and cold
.

While
the pattern
is uneven
, some having gained more than others
, nationalism has
in fact served
the Western peoples well
.

In point
of fact, this
is a beige box with
a bright red door
, about one
and a half feet square
and hung from
the wall about six feet from
the door to Wisman's right
.

The
fact is that the Southern Confederacy differed from
the earlier one almost as much as
the Federal Constitution did
.

To my knowledge
, Lincoln remains
the only Head
of State
and Commander-in-Chief who
, while fighting
a fearful war whose issue was
in doubt
, proved man enough to say this publicly -- to give his foe
the benefit
of the fact that in all human truth
there is some error
, and in all our error
, some truth
.

In
fact the accumulation
of the hardware
of destruction
is day
by day increasing our fear
of each other
.

The new
fact the initiates
of this cult have to learn
is that they must move toward simplicity
.

The magic circle
is, in fact, a symbol
of and preparation
for the metaphysical orgasm ''
.

Operating as
a one man police force
in fact if not
in name
, he
is at once more independent
and more dedicated than
the police themselves
.

``
I may possibly be
a greater risk than
is the normal person
of my age ''
, the President had said on February 29th
of the election year
, ignoring
the fact that no one
of his age had ever lived out another term
.

In
the incessant struggle with recalcitrant political
fact he learns to focus
the essence
of a problem
in the significant detail
, and to articulate
the distinctions which clarify
the detail as significant
, with what
is sometimes astounding rapidity
.

we accord it its place
there, and in Lawrence's treatment we are given
the innocent fantasy
of a child
, in fact, the form
in which oedipal love
is expressed
in childhood
.

There
is probably some significance
in the fact that two
of the best incest stories
I have encountered
in recent years are burlesques
of the incest myth
.

How much they esteemed him
is shown
by the fact that their underground committee selected him as one
of the few who would be helped to escape
.

That
is not to deny
that he has been aware
of traditions
, of course
, that he
is steeped
in them
, in fact, or
that he has dealt with them
, in his books
.

There
is evidence to suggest
, in fact, that many authors
of the humorous sketches were prompted to write them -- or to make them as indelicate as they are --
by way
of protesting against
the artificial refinements which had come to dominate
the polite letters
of the South
.
It seems quite obvious
that all the really difficult tasks
of human beings arise from
the fact that man
is not one
, but many
.

If our sincerity
is granted
, and it
is granted
, the discrepancy can only be explained
by the fact that we have come to believe hearsay
and legend about ourselves
in preference to
an understanding gained
by earnest self-examination
.

Perhaps
the mere
fact that by plucking on
the nerves nature can awaken
in the most ordinary
of us
, temporarily anyway
, the sleeping poet
, and in poets can discover their immortality
, is the most remarkable
of all the remarkable phenomena to which we can attest??
is and ring

Our new large-package
ring twister
for glass fiber yarns
is performing well
in our customers' mills
.

If you walk into
the ring because it
is fun to show your dog
, he will feel it
and give you
a good performance!!

`` The reason you are
in the ring today
is to show your ability to present to
any judge
the most attractive picture
of your dog
that the skillful use
of your aids can produce
.

This
is the tale
of one John Enright
, an American who has accidentally killed
a man
in the prize
ring and is now trying to forget about it
in a quiet place where he may become
a quiet man
.

`` He has married me with
a ring of bright water ''
, begins
the Kathleen Raine poem from which Maxwell takes his title
, and it
is this mystic bond between
the human
and natural world
that the author conveys
.

Many theorems which are provable using choice are
of an elegant general character:
every ideal in a ring is contained
in a maximal
ideal, every vector space has
a basis
, and every product
of compact spaces
is compact
.

The field F
is algebraically closed if
and only if
the only irreducible polynomials
in the polynomial
ring F are those
of degree one
.

The ceremony
of such a blessing
is similar
in some aspects to
the consecration
of a bishop
, with
the new abbot being presented with
the mitre
, the ring, and the crosier as symbols
of office
and receiving
the laying on
of hands
and blessing from
the celebrant
.

The sum
, difference
, product
and quotient
of two algebraic numbers
is again algebraic
( this
fact can be demonstrated using
the resultant ),
and the algebraic numbers therefore form
a field
, sometimes
denoted by A
( which may also denote
the adele
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If K
is a number field
, its
ring of integers
is the subring
of algebraic integers
in K
, and is frequently
denoted as O < sub > K </ sub >.

In
the context
of abstract algebra
, for example
, a mathematical object
is an algebraic structure
such as
a group
, ring, or vector space
.

Generally speaking
, negation
is an automorphism
of any abelian group
, but not
of a ring or field
.

* A field automorphism
is a bijective
ring homomorphism from
a field to itself
.

The same definition holds
in any unital
ring or algebra where
a is any invertible
element.

The configuration
of six carbon atoms
in aromatic compounds
is known as
a benzene
ring, after
the simplest possible
such hydrocarbon
, benzene
.

The structure
is also illustrated as
a circle around
the inside
of the ring to show six electrons floating around
in delocalized molecular orbitals
the size
of the ring itself
.

In aromatic substitution one substituent on
the arene
ring, usually hydrogen
, is replaced
by another substituent
.

When
there is more than one substituent present on
the ring, their spatial relationship becomes important
for which
the arene substitution patterns ortho
, meta
, and para are devised
.

This
is seen
in, for example
, phenol
( C < sub > 6 </ sub > H < sub > 5 </ sub >- OH ), which
is acidic at
the hydroxyl
( OH ), since
a charge on this oxygen
( alkoxide-O < sup >–</ sup >)
is partially delocalized into
the benzene
ring.
is and principal

The
principal defender
of this view
of primary experience as `` causal efficacy ''
is Alfred North Whitehead
.

but his
principal theme
is that the intrigues
of the Tories
, `` our Popish or Jacobite Party ''
, pose
an immediate threat to Church
and State
.

This
is the principal point made
in this final section
of Englishman No. 57
, and it caps Steele's efforts
in his other writing
of these months to counteract
the notion
of the Tories as
a `` Church Party '' supported
by the body
of the clergy
.

But when
the situation was so complicated
that even Nogaret
, one
of the principal actors
in the drama
, could misinterpret
the pope's motives
, it
is possible
that Othon
and his companions
, equally baffled
, attributed their difficulties to
a more immediate cause
.

We submit
that this
is a most desirable effect
of the law --
and one
of its
principal aims
.

A primary function
is the operation
of a Government Bid Center
, which receives bids daily from
the Federal Government's
principal purchasing agencies
.

Subject to
the limitations hereinafter provided
, the Secretary
of the Treasury
is authorized
and directed to pay
, as prescribed
by Section 8
of this Title
, an amount not exceeding
the principal of each award
, plus accrued interests on
such awards as bear interest
, certified pursuant to Section 5
of this Title
, in accordance with
the award
.

The Strategic Air Command
is the principal element of our long-range nuclear capability
.

If your
principal place
of abode
for the tax year
is outside
the United States
( including Alaska
and Hawaii )
, Puerto Rico
, or
the Virgin Islands
and you have no legal residence or
principal place
of business
in any Internal Revenue district
in the United States
, you should file your return with
the Office
of International Operations
, Internal Revenue Service
, Washington 25
, D.C.
.

But
in such an important question
, we would be satisfied if
the judgment were
that the principal objection to
the identity
of forces which produce electricity
and magnetism were only
a difficulty
, and not
a thing which
is contrary to it
.

There are three
principal feed bunk types
for dairy
and beef cattle:
( 1 ) Fence-line bunks -- cattle eat from one side while feed
is put
in from
the opposite side
of the fence
by self-unloading wagons
; ;

This
is a pilot operation sponsored
by a new entity chartered
in Delaware as
the Tri-State Pipeline Corporation
, with
principal offices
in New York State
.

Miller
( '50 )
is the principal antagonist
of this viewpoint
.

Emotional maturity
is the result
of many factors
, the principal ones being
the experiences
of the first few years
of the child's life
.

Perhaps one way to sharpen our sense
of the modernity
of Utopian communism
is to contrast it with
the principal earlier types
of communistic theory
.

-- One
of the principal aims
of anionic polymerization techniques
is the synthesis
of polymers
of extremely narrow molecular weight distribution
.

If it
is owned
, taxes must be paid
, and if
the place
is not free
of mortgage
, there will be interest
and payments on
the principal to take care
of.

The role
of an earthquake
in starting
the destruction
of whole cities
is tremendously frightening
, but fire may actually be
the principal agent
in a particular disaster
.

In general
, friendly contact with
a member followed
by contact with
a clergyman will account
for a major share
of recruitment
by the churches
, making it quite evident
that the extension
of economic integration through co-optation
is the principal form
of mission
in the contemporary church
; ;

The new school superintendent
is Harry Davis
, a veteran agriculture teacher
, who defeated Felix Bush
, a school
principal and chairman
of the Miller County Democratic Executive Committee
.

The
principal of the school announced
that -- despite
the help
of private tutors
in Hollywood
and Philadelphia -- Fabian
is a 10-o'clock scholar
in English
and mathematics
.

While it must be said
that these same Protestants have built some new churches during this period
, and that religious population shifts have emptied churches
, a principal reason
for this phenomenon
of redundancy
is that fewer Protestants are going to church
.

However
, my
principal objection
in this sort
of novel
is to
the hackneyed treatment
of race-drivers
, pilots
, submariners
, atomic researchers
, and all the machine-masters
of our age as brooding mystics or hysterical fatalists
.
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