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perpetuació 1
The perpetuation of such knowledge as was then in the world; 2.
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The fundamental idea of forestry is the perpetuation of forests by use.
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This industry has an intrinsic interest in the perpetuation of the danger.
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It said these factors enabled the perpetuation of inequitable outcomes for Māori.
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Only bodies that suit the survival and perpetuation of genes will remain.
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This expression I desire to repeat here for perpetuation in endurable form.
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The individual struggles for perpetuation, for perpetuation in person, for perpetuation in posterity.
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The perpetuation of the species must not depend upon the license of immaturity.
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The perpetuation of life and youth, and the production of gold.
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The perpetuation of the principle of American government has to be thought of.
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Underlying all the rest and the most important to its perpetuation was fear.
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These are the processes by which the perpetuation of organic beings is secured.
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The duration of this tendency, and its perpetuation in a family, is remarkable.
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After desiring arbitrary power in this letter, he desires a perpetuation of it.
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A compromised peace would indeed mean the perpetuation of both imperialism and militarism.
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The lecture under discussion was concerned with a matter called perpetuation of type.
