Class of which Our Universe is an instance, and parallel universes, if any, are also instances.
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Half the population of Europe lives in a universe that's entirely home-made.
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The experience was overwhelming: I grew up in a universe of beauty.
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He had operated in a universe where the Cylons were long gone.
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For her there was a universe with but one figure in it-Androvsky
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In order to manifest a universe, things have to be shaken up.
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Physics describes the universe in terms of mathematical rules, 'laws of nature'.
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Second, there is the question of the initial state of the universe.
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This universe contains infinite possibilities, therefore it's possible that we'll be caught.
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We didn't ask another question, but she said, It was parallel-universe stuff.
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Does that universe include some ironclad rule that requires inequality of opportunity?
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Of course the end of the universe has been predicted often before.
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The witnesses are summoned; and the whole universe swarms to the trial.
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However, there are trustworthy manufacturers in the universe-Mitchfound them in China.
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In other words, how much time has passed since the universe began?
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The universe is in its nature rational; Thought and Being are one.
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The earth is not the only home of life in the universe.
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Yet for those in the know, the names create a parallel universe.
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Half the population of Europe lives in a universe that's entirely home-made.
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The human face was the one attraction to him in the universe.
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The boy was the creature in the universe whom Stevenson best understood.
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Christ's redemptive work extends resurrection to the far reaches of the universe.
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