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To celebrate, they are publishing a book showcasing the naturalist's groundbreaking work.
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I would sooner be a naturalist than anything else in the world.
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He who reads most correctly from the original is the best naturalist.
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The immediate neighbourhood of Valparaiso is not very productive to the naturalist.
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When I was small, I decided I wanted to be a naturalist.
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Reign of Law.-Thephilosopher, the natural scientist and the by law.
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His subject matter is, however, far more intricate and unmanageable than that of the natural scientist.
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Only Abigail is a fully fledged personality; yet, rather implausibly, she is something of a natural scientist herself.
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My toddler was a natural scientist.
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He was uncertain whether to become a poet and esthetic critic, a physician, or a natural scientist, or a surveyor, or -a diplomat.
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They came as missionaries, ambassadors, tradesmen, prospectors, natural scientists.
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In fact, many natural scientists breathed a sigh of relief at the amplitude of Kelvin's early allotments.
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Nineteenth-century natural scientists used to take great kudos on themselves in that they would eat anything they dissected.
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But the natural scientists-theforesters, the physiographers, the geologists-havewithin a very few years been making themselves heard in warning.
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It is that "common good" that is now engaging the thought of our foremost economists, natural scientists, and public men.
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What is claimed is that even a single class can introduce students to the way that humanists, social scientists or natural scientists operate.
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After tenure, natural scientists move out of the lab and into an office from where they supervise the research of their team members.
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Her father is Professor Archibald Atkins, that Natural Scientist who went to Africa and was held captive by a tribe of savages for two years.