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It lacks popular interest because it sounds either technical, bureaucratic or nebulous.
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Any level can also be played outside of the nebulous campaign narratives.
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The Central Fountain symbolizes the nebulous world with its innate human passions.
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She had had a nebulous idea in her mind for some time.
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There was a surge of power, darker this time, somehow more nebulous.
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He gave us the fundamental idea of what is called the nebular hypothesis.
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It is a more or less imperfectly condensed star, surrounded by nebular masses.
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One finger traced the outlines of a particularly bright and well-known nebular cluster.
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I'm trying to solve a little nebular hypothesis of my own.
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She brought back as well a vivid and epigrammatic version of the nebular hypothesis.
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His mind seemed to trail out in a great nebular helix behind the descending ship.
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That is the genealogy of the famous nebular hypothesis.
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The most famous answer to this question is the "nebular hypothesis."
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The discovery of nebular life deeply moved the incipient cosmical mind that I had become.
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One of the greatest mathematical astronomers of all time and the originator of the nebular theory.
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With results as precious as when I examine the nebular theory and explain it to myself.
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Many very young systems, in which nebular matter still predominated over stars, contained as yet no planets.
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In a few months or years the nebular lines diminish in brightness, and the continuous spectrum develops.
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On the lines of the generally received nebular hypothesis this can easily be imagined, in broad outline.
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Spencer esteems this an analogue of the appearance of the universe itself, according to the nebular hypothesis.
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Indeed, we found some stars which might be regarded as not far advanced beyond the nebular condition.
