Study of the earth's surface; includes people's responses to topography and climate and soil and vegetation.
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The organization of society became more favorable to geographical science.
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Every step will be an advance in geographical science.
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The advanced state of geographical science shows that no new countries remain to be explored.
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Such is the life of this celebrated traveller, whose narrative had a marked influence on the progress of geographical science.
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During the long, unoccupied hours of the voyage, the doctor held regular sittings, with lectures on geographical science, in the officers' mess-room.
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That seeming detail of plant geography had enormous implications for politics today.
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Given Mexico City's original geography, its lack of water may seem strange.
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In the west geography and history made the situation a little different.
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The first of these concerned the political geography of the new country.
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It is not a new idea that geography shapes a country's economy.
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I wasn't ever good with geography, at least not in second grade.
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Trimmer in his ideal restoration of the geography of the olden time.
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And for the first time in history, geography is no longer destiny.
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Spencer got second place in the seventh-grade geography bee; Melissa got first.
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Unfortunately the decision to remove geography has not received the same publicity.
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Nine university history teaching courses, and 11 for geography, lost their funding.
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This is a simple bit of geography lesson in the Old Testament.
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Thus, some mystery remains about Africa's most surprising fact of human geography.
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Our tourism economy is dependent upon an appreciation of history and geography.
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Political, 2002, a wry critique on power and geography by Tom Lubbock.
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The geography class of the future will be a class in astronomy.
