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He was by destiny the complete experimentalist in love in English literature.
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What a falling off-fromthe experimentalist's point of view-fromBacon the Friar!
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There is, moreover, this further difficulty in the way of the literary experimentalist.
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No experimentalist was ready with any new departure in the art.
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As an experimentalist, you really want to see bottom, if it is there.
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Mr. Sheldon watched her tears with the cold-blooded deliberation of a scientific experimentalist.
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These were considered indispensable and easily regulated by the experimentalist.
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But let us leave Choisy and the experimentalist, and return to Versailles and myself.
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Weissmann's eyes glowed with the quenchless zeal of the experimentalist.
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Carl himself was strictly an experimentalist; he really didn't know how Renee made new math.
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The answer of the experimentalist is, "Endeavour to make it useful."
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The experimentalist's own interests and the consequences of such an act are a sure guarantee.'
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Possibly, uncle, and yet, unquestionably a most extraordinary experimentalist.
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After a dustup with the theorist Mendeleev, the experimentalist who discovered gallium had a definite answer.
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At thirty, he was still a seeker,-anexperimentalist.
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The painful similarity of his fate with that of another corn experimentalist, has given rise to the following:-