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The focus of the ideas of the world shed thence its brilliancy.
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There were rich, and there were poor; thence arose the social question.
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It is largest in the center, thence tapering at the two extremities.
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From thence an elevated rocky ground in the plain extends towards Arafat.
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From thence I proceeded in a stage-carriage to Celle, about sixty-five miles.
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I never thought to research our history and culture, or lack thereof.
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Religion, or the lack thereof, is such a deeply, deeply personal thing.
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News of Bechter's passing, and the circumstances thereof, swept through the army.
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Let's talk about the boundaries, or lack thereof, between science and religion.
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Take her recent pronouncements on milk and the imbibing thereof, for example.
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The plant is rooted in the soil and gets its sustenance therefrom.
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We can not add to the universal consciousness; nor take away therefrom.
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So much for the value of averages and the conclusions drawn therefrom.
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The logical inference therefrom is public ownership, if not actual public operation.
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Slavery has been abolished therefrom by the Sovereign Decree of the People.
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The use of liquid acetylene or gas generated therefrom is absolutely prohibited.
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He drew therefrom the great cross-bar, and threw the gate wide open.
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It is dirty, because of the dust and soot which result therefrom.
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Then he felt in his valise, and took therefrom a good poniard.
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The assay is doubtless correct, but the deductions therefrom are most misleading.
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But he stooped to the ground and picked therefrom a big stone.
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Take it, sell it, and enjoy the benefits which you derive therefrom.
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The necessity for such aid arose originally from their being evicted therefrom.
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So we go to the theatre, and usually derive keen pleasure therefrom.
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With their milk and the Havi produced therefrom, they uphold all creatures.
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Y: No after-ache will they receive therefrom, nor will they suffer intoxication:
