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After the time of Alexander the Great, portrait shewed most marked individuality.
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The characters portrayed by Currer Bell all have a strongly marked individuality.
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The English-American star Elizabeth Ryan is another player of marked individuality.
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From the standpoint of painting, however, this period has marked individuality.
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He was a man of marked individuality, and strongly attracted or repelled others.
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Solitudes are favourable to the production of strongly marked individualities.
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At Sinnington, however, we reach a village of marked individuality.
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He is a seasoned vessel, the Buzzer of to-day, and a person of marked individuality.
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We find in it a marked individuality which originated a train of words and maxims unknown before.
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Even twins often possess strongly marked individualities.
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Further, there is marked individuality among tigers.
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He was a man of strong native parts, of marked individuality, and of utter surrender to God.
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Yet at once we felt that there was a certain charm about Roscoff, and a very marked individuality.
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There was a marked individuality about this man that made you regard him whether you would or not.
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The rest of contemporary Europe had no such culture of heart and mind, no such marked individuality, to shew.
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Be this as it may, "Dodd" had a much more marked individuality than his brothers and sisters.