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- Freud's own
departure for
London had
become stalled,
mired in a
legally tortuous and
financially extortionate process of
negotiation with the **** authorities...
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because the
chieftain did not have the
required rights; this made
progress tortuous, and the plan was
abandoned in 1543, not to be replaced. The complexities...
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sessions as "falling
within a
difficult period" and
Waters found them "
tortuous".
Gilmour was more
interested in
improving the band's
existing material...
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translucent in this region, but
where these vessels become dilated and
tortuous, they may
appear round and
black like caviar.
Caviar tongue is also referred...
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album coincided with the "轉" or "turn" of the series,
touching on the
tortuous enlightenment of
loving without being loved, the
pains and
sorrows of separation...
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constraints that he was facing – is
contradicted by Henson's
account of
tortuous detours to
avoid pressure ridges and open leads. The
British explorer Wally...
- who
filed the missing-person report, he
finds that in this case it's a
tortuous route to the truth. 137 20 "Caught Up" Louisville,
Kentucky July 30, 2009 (2009-07-30)...
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information in the
article may be
outdated Roy, Avik (February 7, 2012). "The
Tortuous History of
Conservatives and the
Individual Mandate". Forbes. Butler, Stuart...
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individual that he
belongs to no
conventional school. He is best
known for
tortuously elongated figures and
often fantastic or
phantasmagorical pigmentation...
