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The relation to the manifold of the object as a phenomenon; 3.
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Now coexistence is the existence of the manifold in the same time.
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But the confidence in getting there has risen manifold, one source said.
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But she was immediately absorbed in the manifold duties of the housekeeping.
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The breech-loader has manifold advantages over the muzzle-loader in a wild country.
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Thus Milly had her first lesson in the manifold realities of life.
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Others, that it is distinct; and others again that it is manifold.
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They are manifold; and some of them are peculiar to our country.
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Sensibility gives the manifold to be connected, the understanding the connecting unity.
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The manifold of political languages corresponds to the manifold of practical experiences.
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Among the manifold duties of an ambassador is the granting of passports.
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Here, now, appear the manifold relations between the conscious and the unconscious.
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Sorrow has its manifold uses in our lives and on our hearts.
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But there really is a secret electricity, and its uses are manifold.
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The impact is visible, there has been a manifold increase in wildlife.
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Then there is the manifold significance of the symbol, as suggested above.
