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We and had

``
We had to do something ''
.
We haven't
had anything
to eat
all day ''
.

``
We were possessed by visions
of a new civilization
to come
, very pure and elevated ''
, he has said
, `` in fact some ideal form
of socialism such as
we had dreamed
of since
the war
of 1914-1918 ''
.
We had been walking quite briskly
, for despite your being so small and me so tall
, your stride in those days could easily match mine
.
We had stopped before
a shop window
to assess its autumnal display
, when you suddenly turned
to me
, looking up from beneath one
of your wrong hats
, and
with your nervous `` ahem ''!!
We were almost
the same age
, she was fifteen
, I was twelve
, and where I felt there was
a life
to look forward
to Lilly felt she
had had as much
of it as was necessary
.
We found
that a charitable society in New York
had a long case-history
of the two ; ;

He said
, ``
We had a good time tonight
, didn't
we, Earl ''??
We had walked it many times and shivered
, figuring what
a fish barrel it
had been for
the French
.
We had assumed
that at least this local legislative body
had nothing
to hide
, and
, therefore
, had no objections
to making
the deliberations
of its committees and
the city commissions available
to the public
.
We had a couple
of schools in this country
, the principal one being on
the Marshall Field estate out in Lloyd's Neck
.

``
We just sit quiet and wait ''
, Prevot
had said
.
We came down off
the wall as if he
had toppled
all of us
, and
we crouched behind it
.
We both
had hangovers
.
We still
had that much in common
.

``
We found some owls
had built
a nest in
the chimney
, milord
, but I promise you you'll never have trouble
of that sort again ''
.
We also continued
to run
a series
of ads featuring endorsement
of Rhode Island by industrialists who
had recently established new plants here
.
We have
had sound grounding in
the principles
of the mailed-fist-in-velvet-glove school
of diplomacy
.
We had merely been discovered by
the pool sharks
.
We unanimously agreed
that Prokofieff
had won his rights as
a world citizen
to the first ranks
of Twentieth-Century Composers
.
We have seen good new products shelved because no one
had the assignment
to develop such facts and plans -- and management couldn't make up its mind
.
We and nearly

``
We were on our vacation in Canada ''
, Howard explained
, in
a muffled voice
that must have been used
to booming
, `` and
the news didn't catch up
with us till
we were nearly home
.
We will make
a few simplifying assumptions:
that the uncompressed volume
of the cylinder is 1000cc's ( one liter ),
that the gas within is
nearly pure nitrogen ( thus
a diatomic gas
with five degrees
of freedom and so
We make them doubt
that they too are children
of God – and this
must be nearly the ultimate blasphemy
.

Murray died in 1915
, having been responsible for words starting
with A – D
, H – K
, O – P and T
, nearly half
the finished dictionary ; Bradley died in 1923
, having completed E – G
, L – M
, S – Sh
, St and W –
We.

In
the 1940 film A Plumbing
We Will Go
, the trio
were cast as plumbers who
nearly destroy
a socialite's mansion
, causing water
to exit every appliance in
the home
.

In February 2010
, he was among
the nearly 80 musicians
to sing on
the charity-single remake
of We Are
the World
.
We observe " down "
the jet
, or
nearly so
, and this accounts for
the rapid variability and compact features
of both types
of blazars
.
We spend more than $ 7 billion providing Head Start
to nearly 1 million children each year
.

" "
We see here then
nearly fifty years during which
, to realize
the program
that he established very early
, Zellig Harris searched and found in mathematics some
of his supports
.
We were there at
a rather unique moment in world history
, and
the emphasis necessarily began
to shift
to responding
to a host
of nations experiencing freedom for
the first time in
nearly half
a century
, many more years
, and so
the emphasis began
to move toward
the opening
, as
the chairman alluded
to, of new country programs
.
We remained outside for
nearly a year
.

In their own words
, "
We did not conclude
that they
must be frauds
, but only
that after extensive testing
, they
were not behaving
nearly as psychically as they
had led us
to expect
.

* In his novel
We, The Drowned Marstal native Carsten Jensen describes
the maritime history
of the town where
the men
were expected
to go
to sea and
the women
to be left behind
, an epic tale spanning four generations
, nearly one hundred years
, and two world wars
.

**
We cannot reach town before dark: it is
nearly half past five
.

The clause giving
the reason (" it is
nearly half past five ")
must follow
the clause
that needs explanation ("
We cannot reach town before dark ").
We also see cooperativity in large chain molecules made
of many identical ( or
nearly identical ) subunits ( such as DNA
, proteins
, and phospholipids ),
when such molecules undergo phase transitions such as melting
, unfolding or unwinding
.

According
to Shane
, "
We did
nearly as well
with John as
we did
with Dave
.

To
the families thus sorely stricken
We impart Our apostolic benediction ......" Meanwhile
, the Archbishop
of Chicago
, the Most Reverend Albert Gregory Meyer
, toured
the school ruins
with Mayor Daley
, and he
nearly collapsed while visiting
the hospital and morgue
.
We consider
the problem in which
the solvent freezes
to a very
nearly pure crystal
, regardless
of the presence
of the solute
.

He worked
with Bergen for
nearly fifteen years
, playing
the foil
to McCarthy and
the slow-witted Mortimer Snerd
, and his orchestra appeared
with Edgar Bergen in
the 1942 film Here
We Go Again
.

He wrote
nearly 40 books
that he self-published under
the names Versemonger Press and Prelude Press
, including Surviving
the Loss
of a Love ( 1971 ), The Personal Computer Book ( 1982 ), The Word Processing Book ( 1982 ), Life 101: Everything
We Wish
We Had Learned About Life in School but Didn't ( 1990 ), and Ain't Nobody's Business if You Do: The Absurdity
of Consensual Crimes in Our Free Society ( 1993 ).

Clemmer writes
, “ Altogether
, the publications released between 1949 and 1953 represent
nearly the entire gamut
of Steward ’ s broad range
of interests: from cultural evolution
, prehistory
, and archaeology
to the search for causality and cultural “ laws ”
to area studies
, the study
of contemporary societies
, and
the relationship
of local cultural systems
to national ones ( Clemmer 1999: xiv ).”
We can clearly see
that Steward ’ s diversity in subfields
, extensive and comprehensive field work and
a profound intellect coalesce in
the form
of a brilliant anthropologist
.

:"
We want also samples
of the surface water itself under peculiar conditions
, for instance
, what is
the meaning
of the wonderful white appearance
of the sea which took place last autumn in
nearly all the waters
of the northern coast
of England?
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