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Lambert, in his latest thesis, is guilty of (i) _____ Nietzsche`s conception of eternal recurrence, a scholarly transgression that results mainly from his propensity to (ii) _____ multiple sources. That his interpretation seems (iii) _____ may indeed obscure the fact that he liberally combined ideas drawn from numerous works, many of them contemporary, a fact that, in part, accounts for the dubious validity of his overall project.
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For charities operating in the developing world, when noble impulses (i)_____ into mere (ii)_____, vapid slogans rear their heads and we witness a further deterioration in the very situation such high-mindedness had initially sought to (iii) _____.
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What tradition has long known, science must labor through its usual rigorous protocols to arrive at the very same assessment. Concerning learning in infants, recent findings (i)_____ this trend: the timeworn yarn that babies are (ii)_____ -and oftentimes disregarding-stimuli from their surroundings has been turned on its head although (iii) _____ ?exhibiting a mastery of their respective worlds, infants are constantly conducting experiments-very much like scientists themselves-testing their limits vis-a-vis an environment at once enchanting and frustrating.
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Our (i)_____ of the world is only possible through the (ii)_____ of the eye and brain. For without light striking the retina, there would be no image for the occipital lobe to project, so to speak, onto the conscious mind. And without the occipital lobe to (iii)_____ visual input from the eyes, there would be no coherent reality.
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An increase in blood pressure, by itself, does not indicate that a person is at greater risk for a myocardial infarction, there must be a(n) _____ of symptoms before a doctor comes to such a conclusion.
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The travel writer`s _____ towards others he met on his cross-country trip most likely endeared him only to those readers with a misanthropic bent.
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_____ abound in geography: the city of Alexandria is named after Alexander the Great; Leopoldville, the former name of Kinshasa, is named after King Leopold II of Belgium.
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Much of the consumer protection movement is predicated on the notion that routine exposure to seemingly _____ products can actually have long-term deleterious consequences.
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Unlike classical music, which has many perennial favorites, pop music produces few _____ .
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Though she had spent years toiling away, she had again, much to her _____ , been passed over for a lucrative post that went to someone far less senior.
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The professor repelled many students with his _____ asides, often droning on about some trivial academic point.
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Thomas Chippendale, the 17th Century English designer, was renowned for his _____ style: even typically prosaic furniture pieces were ornately embellished.
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The gallery hinted at the curator`s affinity for _____ works: despite an overarching theme to the exhibit, the pieces ranged from Incan pottery to African tribal masks.
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The Barcelona based outfit, Ojos de Brujos, combines elements of East Indian tabla music, American hip-hop, and classical Flamenco, producing an unique _____ of sound.
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With characteristic _____ , H.L. Mencken skewered the sacred cows of his time, criticizing social trends and government institutions with equal asperity.
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Small talk abounds with _____ , which are nothing more than canned phrases lacking any real substance.
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That the nightmarish depictions common to most early 20th century dystopian novels are exaggerated should by no means diminish the _____ power of these works, for many of the visions they conjure up are reflected, albeit in less vivid form, in many totalitarian governments today.
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Hoping for a fresh _____ of cash, the nascent public works program had to shut down when funds were not forthcoming.
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For a writer with a reputation for both prolixity and inscrutability, Thompson, in this slim collection of short stories, may finally be intent on making his ideas more _____ to a readership looking for quick edification.
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The stage of daytime talk shows has become our Roman coliseum – the audience, hissing and booing, _____ the "culprit," who is forced to justify some unseemly behavior.
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