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1 For it is not that democracy is of exhaustive account , in itself.
2 The regular, systematic, exhaustive account of the laws of nature is to be found within their compass.
3 To give an accurate and exhaustive account of that period would need a far less brilliant pen than mine.
4 His exhaustive account of the Armada and its ill-fated enterprise makes clear everything important in this famous passage of history.
5 This is not an exhaustive account of the progressive doctrine, and we have here nothing to say as to its soundness.
6 The late Mr. André's article on vowesses, and Mr. Evelyn-White's exhaustive account of the Boy-Bishop must be mentioned, and-lestI forget-Dr.
7 Composed with that special purpose, its narrative is not to be regarded as an exhaustive account of the creation of the world.
8 In his exhaustive account of the catastrophe, Erik Larson, who writes for Time, points out that Galveston in 1900 "stood on the verge of greatness".
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