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It was all spacious- alittleempty-thewhole conception singularly refined-the colour lovely.
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Then our whole conception of the psychology of ghosts must be revised.
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The whole conception of the part of Hamlet has been wrong.
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But the men who had grasped the whole conception were few.
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The whole conception of God and man has broadened and deepened.
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That whole conception of nature is so different from our own.
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Indeed, I think he despised my whole conception of patient and faithful art.
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The whole conception of religion in the Bible is gladsome.
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For our whole conception of race starts from the idea of community of blood.
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Jawett thought the whole conception of the opening speech erroneous.
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The whole conception is flawed at the top because people don't read any more.
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He evidently wanted to live his whole conception of life.
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Our whole conception of mind is undergoing a great change.
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But then, given Couteur's existence, our whole conception of quantum cosmology is obviously seriously incomplete.
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The whole conception is a nightmare of the mind, peculiarly unfavourable to success in business.
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But the ingenious humanity running through the whole conception of it was touching and memorable.
