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1
Narratives, verbally identical in some portions,
diverge
more
or less in others.
2
Our various forms of knowledge
diverge
more
and more.
3
As time goes by, the manuscripts owned by the two monasteries will
diverge
more
and more.
4
His path and mine
diverge
more
and more, and we no longer dwell in the same State.
5
After the first two or three days the cotyledons
diverge
more
during the day and cease to close at night.
6
One way to address this issue is to make use of protein structural information, since structures generally
diverge
more
slowly than sequences.
7
Ideas, in this respect, resemble the trees, which branch and
diverge
more
and more widely as they proceed from the root and the germinal state.
8
Some forms have
diverged
more
,
and some less, from the original stem-form.
9
They had met, and not known it, and now their paths
diverged
more
widely every minute.
10
From the other Major Prophets Justin has only three exact quotations, four slightly divergent, and eleven
diverging
more
widely.
11
One changed in the West, acquiring a new outlook which
diverged
more
and more from that held by those at home.
12
The practical experience of science,
diverging
more
and more from philosophy and from religious dogma, also followed many paths of diversification.
13
We also found that the 'secondary contact' birds
diverged
more
recently from extant populations in the Indian Ocean than in the Pacific.
14
The new findings indicate that the dinosaurs and the silesaurs, the group that encompasses genus Asilisaurus,
diverged
more
than 243 million years ago.
15
As our course
diverged
more
and more from that of the Indians, they soon discovered our object, and shouted to us to accompany them.
diverge
more
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