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Following cardiac arrest a lucid, organized, and conscious experience should be impossible.
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These had not made fertile furrow for lucid thought about my future.
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I readily admit it: the theory is very simple, lucid and seductive.
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So lucid is the memory that I feel the power of resurrection.
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The address was scholarly, lucid, earnest; and the language was absolutely perfect.
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It was limpid; like a rock-crystal its value lay in its transparency.
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But Science requires in the mind of the discoverer a limpid calm.
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Then turning once more, Narcissus addressed his reflection in the limpid stream:-
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They were smooth and limpid, and in the sunlight they vomited fire.
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When I perceived her skirts in the limpid night, I advanced noiselessly.
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She dipped the toes of her arched foot into the pellucid stream.
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In the cascades of our gardens the water was pellucid with silences.
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The pellucid stream of love served to keep her temper moderately cool.
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Hast Thou, pellucid, in Thy azure depths, medicine for case like mine?
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A moment when deep-water soloing became as pellucid as the sea.
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And the largest and the most luculent of those pearls came forward to make of its own accord my wish content.
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And the prime minister has made that absolutely crystal clear, he said.
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The bipartisan Fiscal Commission I created last year made this crystal clear.
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Mr Sarkozy's second advantage was to be crystal clear in his message.
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But one thing was crystal clear: Twitter still needs an Edit button.
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Lighting complements high quality video by helping render a crystal clear image.
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Unto this beareth witness the Tongue of Grandeur in this perspicuous Book.
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It did not make Cristich less interesting, nor the prima-donna more perspicuous.
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Unto this testify all created things and beyond them this perspicuous Book.
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He spoke Latin barbarously; none the less was his language direct and perspicuous.
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Thus have We set down Our decree in a perspicuous Tablet.
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To this objection I shall make a just and perspicuous reply.
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Their companion is not seized with madness: he is but a perspicuous warner.
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It was from Duroc, and was much more perspicuous than polite.
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This is not a fine style, but simple, perspicuous, and agreeable.
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He is an able and most perspicuous writer, and treats his subject philosophically.
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He combined scholastic accuracy with unaffected ease; condensed and pointed, yet rich and perspicuous.
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With Professor Delamater it was the ability to give prolonged, profound and perspicuous lectures.
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Bunyan he admired for his genius and perspicuous style rather than for his sentiments.
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The third manner of our seeing is by refraction, and this is perspicuous in mirrors.
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His history is sometimes as concise as a chronological chart; yet it is always perspicuous.
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But what chiefly appeals to me in it is its extraordinary simplicity and perspicuous ease.
