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Knowing their own minds, and carrying out their own theories of hygiene.
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He had immense confidence in himself, and in his own theories and principles.
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They require their own theories and practices of leadership, he says.
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But their own theories were not always consistent; and they differed among themselves.
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They identify the highest beauty and truth with their own theories.
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They never did, being so utterly immersed in their own theories.
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His own laws, his own theories now stood in bloody array against him.
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Both the detective and the reporter had their own theories on what happened.
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He was now able to put his own theories into practice.
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Every sentimental philosopher sooner or later breaks his head against his own theories.
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He was not the only one obsessed with his own theories.
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The Colonel had his own theories about war as he had in other things.
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It certainly didn't fit with any of my own theories.
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The present has its own theories and its own methods.
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And Freeman has his own theories on how Professor Clarke came into the sport.
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Men must observe for themselves, and form their own theories and personally test them.
