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...as ciencias cautivas Las acciones de las almas dejan huella en la naturaleza ¿Todavía se puede hablar en serio de "otras dimensiones"? El disco de Crocco Semoviencia y definición objetiva de psiquismo El único presente, interválicamente delgadísimo y sin intervalos perdurantes, en que ocurre la acción causal Contraste del cambio intramental y el cam...

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...se puede hablar en serio de "otras dimensiones"? - Desnúdase sobre qué carriles de la naturaleza se transforman las cambiantes sensaciones, 76 ** El disco de Crocco - ¿De cuántas maneras puede la naturaleza tornarse no-indiferente a sí misma? Es decir, ¿qué variedad de sensaciones es físicamente posible?, 80 ** Semoviencia y definición objetiva de psiquismo - Donde se cu...

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...ango pentadimensional para variaciones. Variaciones físicamente posibles en las dimensiones de emocionalidad y sentido corporal. Figura: Disco de Crocco, diagrama que ubica sobre emocionalidad y sentido todas las sensaciones físicamente posibles. Tentando con tiento: el tanteo como cuestión cosmológica y su percepción en el Occidente temprano. ¿Cómo pued...

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... They were trying to build up on themselves so that they were free of all discomfort. A woman was more that way than even a man based on his judgmen... ...d to be left alone in an apartment in a foreign country would be one major discomfort she would not tolerate. He began to miss his wife: she didn't n... ...tic and how she behaved belied everything so how was he to know if she was discontent with this arrangement if not jealous of it. It was the firs... ...ability of an itch to a mosquito's bite and contained the same pleasurable discomfort. "Taking a trip to Japan" thought the taxi driver sarcastic... ... of Jatupon, was feeling a weight death. His whole ideas and feelings were discombobulated. He took out twenty baht wedging it under the canister con... ...th his brothers and a woman of Chinese complexion, he sensed the rapacious discord of Bangkok-- virulent and paralyzing as ennui for the rich and serv... ...ain started walking. Conscious of Kazem's disposition, Jatupon became less disconcerted and more guarded, hurrying but maintaining a consistent space ... ...ot exempt from taxes. His parents were exhilarated for a while until they discovered that the added customers only compensated for rent and taxation ... ... and the same subsistence level prevailed. Soon the mundane set in and the discomfort of working on the streets was forgotten. Then he thought of a be...

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...uffered great losses that century at Sodom and Gomorrah, but this did not discourage the big boss. Satan was determined to demonstrate to his enemy ... ...stworthy; the more I read the more violently ill I feel. Snakelex briefly discontinued his report as the contents of his stomach rose to the occasio... ...n at ten a.m. and finished around eleven thirty a.m. Night services were discontinued in nineteen hundred and two. Sunday school is just a rumour, a... ...was in the shape of a dollar sign. With the aid of a Bible, a five-finger discount from a drawer in a pub room, church on Sunday and the new label ‘... ...e Ug, in 1 BC, the camel toe in 600 BC and others such as, belly dancing, disco and line dancing. Favoured is the Waltz; imps compete to stomp on ea... ...d, Stella thought only God Himself could help them. Philip shook his head discouraged; unable to recall the last time his wife had spoken to him in ... ...d not openly admit this. Though some imps did worship their idols, it was discouraged by officers out of fear of getting the Boss’s nose out of join... ...his all wrong. “Listen up you fairies! You are supposed to encourage, not discourage you idiots! Build them up, give them false hopes, then sit back ... ...rious faces of the congregation. “You get the power turned off, the phone disconnected. The furniture and car is repossessed and your house is sold ...

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...re, I have found that simplest of treasures that every traveller longs to discover: a home. Among such foolish and touching company, I have felt wel... ...’ Theo said, as he fumbled around for the card. He found the envelope and discovered that the stamp was also luminous. He passed it over for inspect... ...en better than f owers.’ Theo had trouble getting to sleep that night. The discovery that Bozo was invisible to everyone else meant they could now do... ...if the world is the mind of the Storyteller, we need to get out there and discover what’s wrong with it. Then maybe we can f nd a cure.’ 47 A Visito... ...he corners, the carpet held as f at and strong as a metal tray. When they discovered this, Bozo did a back f ip in excitement and almost fell clean ... ...nd shook his head. ‘Maybe it doesn’t work in sunlight,’ he said, a little discouraged. It was like opening a wrapped present only to f nd an empty b... ...r that he’d felt in Lou’s gar- den. He peered into the shadows and had the disconcerting feeling of being watched. The desert was still but light br... ... the weary travellers as they entered the outskirts of the city. Bozo had discovered a bag of dates in the camel’s sad- dlebag and they chewed these ... ...o believe that the only way to f nd God is through joy. And possibly loud disco music.’ They drove at a leisurely rate through the afternoon, stoppin...

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...ld articulate a statement that would solve the situation as well as ease his discomfort. At the fountain, in silence, he had thought of rigid Texan ho... ...ss. His impetus to go to Seoul this week had come from a dominant feeling of disconnection experienced by one who knew the extreme violence of the wor... ...ut solid as a coffin even if it did spill over into other things. A further disconnection of any significance would cause such an individual to let a... ...Sang Huin was always traveling--especially when he was in the States. He was discontent and was seeing himself falling further and further away from t... ...assively. On what seemed like an eternal trip, cramped on a seat in the bus, disconnection was making his mind jittery, soft, and rolling like a ball ... ...the three figures that enjoyed the water with him at a distance. It had been disconnection that had brought him here to the mokotong, as it had to Seo... ...am, what importance to the long- term aspect of his life did this man make? Disconnection ran amuck looting the benign corpses of good memories. Aft... ...amilies. He asked himself what eternity he would have in such a decadent and disconcerted existence that was obsessed by this mixing of people in an e... ...empty and stunted at best. It made him sick to think that--oh, the same old disconcerted thoughts spun around and around in his head like when a bad ...

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... is old is discarded. And then there is no peace, but fighting and war and discord. Yes, I'm sure that there will always be development and change. Th... ...'t like them today, like they don't like Thai music. Today, they listen to disco music and it annoys me. Foreign, Western culture has arrived and almo... ...ying plant near Ban MaeAng, but nowadays the Thai government is intent on discontinuing commercial tobacco growing completely. In the 1980s, many fam... ...o the farming method employed on hillsides in Eastern Finland and Karelia, discontinued in the 1800s, when the timber industry began to compete over e... ...sm. Cambridge Univ. Press. Tanabe, Shigeharu 1991. Spirits, Power and the Discourse of Female Gender: The Phi Meng Cult in Northern Thailand. Manas ...

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...es the coun tries and cities which might hereafter be the subjects of his discourses.” Melesigenes consented, and set out with his pa tron, “examini... ...e in favour of our early ideas on the subject: let us now see what are the discoveries to which more modern in vestigations lay claim. At the end of ... ...as in early Greece, a time when no such reading class existed. If we could discover at what time such a class first began to be formed, we should be a... ...ver, not even such faint and indistinct traces of Athenian compilation are discoverable in the language of the poems, the total absence of Athenian na... ...y of the Iliad and Odyssey have never been wholly got over, we cannot help discovering that they have failed to enlighten us as to any substantial poi... ...d, like the common sailors of some fifty years ago, some one qualified to ‘discourse in excellent music’ among them. Many of these, like those of the ... ...s Lipsius, a scholar of no ordinary skill, seems to revel in the imaginary discovery, that the tragedies attributed to Seneca are by four different au... ...ation of the whole, to dwell upon the minute spots which mere analysis can discover. In reading an heroic poem, we must transform ourselves into heroe... ...egan; But bold Telemachus assumed the man. “Instant (he cried) your female discord end, Ye deedless boasters! and the song attend; Obey that sweet com...

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...hough what there was to expect—! He thought of what she would see when she discovered him, and wondered where the tassel of his cap might be hanging—i... ...e you Mr. Lewisham?” she asked with an affectation of entire ignorance and discovery. She knew him perfectly well, which was one reason why she was wr... ...med to consider her remark complete. That meeting of the eyes had an oddly disconcerting qual- ity. He tried to keep to the business of the imposition... ...ed all other things. He held it for a moment, but nothing would come. They discovered themselves hand in hand. They both laughed and felt “silly.” The... ... CHAPTER III CHAPTER III CHAPTER III THE THE THE THE THE W W W W WONDERFUL DISCO ONDERFUL DISCO ONDERFUL DISCO ONDERFUL DISCO ONDERFUL DISCOVER VER VE... ...f all things. Bet- ter than fame. Better than knowledge. So came the great discovery like a flood across his mind, pouring over it with the cadence of... ...obisher, who was in bed. Presently she moved the candle to examine a faint discolouration of her complexion that rendered her uneasy. Outside, Mr. Lew... ...- pression upon his face. He remembered. He remembered the thing as a bald discovery, and without a touch of emo- tion. With all the achromatic clearn... ...he whole world lit and splen- did for their entertainment. The things they discovered and told each other that afternoon down by the river!—that sprin...

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...PTER CHAPTER CHAPTER THE FIRST THE FIRST THE FIRST THE FIRST THE FIRST THE DISCO THE DISCO THE DISCO THE DISCO THE DISCOVER VER VER VER VERY OF Y OF Y... ...quite merited any of these terms long before they came upon the marvellous discovery of which this story tells. Mr. Bensington was a Fellow of the Roy... ...T o witness some queer, shy, misshapen, greyheaded, self-important, little discoverer of great discoveries, ridiculously adorned with the wide rib- bo... ...trogressive methods would be very speedily quite put out of fashion by his discovery. Ridiculous of course! But that too shows— That either dream is t... ...And when Bensington tried to make the enormous importance of this possible discovery clear, she said that it was all very well, but if she consented t... ...ut these experiments in feeding that would be necessary to demonstrate his discovery, so soon as he had his substance isolated and prepared. For some ... ...ton his early and forgotten delight in life; before him the promise of his discovery grew bright and joyful, and it seemed to him that indeed he must ... ...es that Skinner said would justify a trap—they certainly were enormous—and discovered that the room in which the Food of the Gods was mixed with meal ... ...st fifty accounts of their apparition. There was one victim, a grocer, who discovered one of these monsters in a sugar-cask and very rashly attacked i...

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...ck. 274 Bene. Nay mocke not, mocke not; the body of your 275 discourse is sometime guarded with fragments, and the 276 guardes are ... ...7 seeke not to alter me. 378 Con. Can you make no vse of your discontent? 379 Iohn. I will make all vse of it, for I vse it onel... ...us like to be cosen’d with the semblance 817 of a maid, that you haue discouer’d thus: they will scarce-ly 818 beleeue this without triall: ... ...64 or come not neere me: Noble, or not for an Angell: of 865 good discourse: an excellent Musitian, and her haire shal 866 be of what co... ...re good that Benedicke knew of it by some 985 other, if she will not discouer it. 986 Clau. To what end? he would but make a sport of i... ..., and tell her I and Vrsula, 1092 Walke in the Orchard, and our whole discourse 1093 Is all of her, say that thou ouer- heardst vs, 1094 ... ...wes what I know. 1290 Clau. If there be any impediment, I pray you disco-uer 1291 it. 1292 Bast. You may thinke I loue you not, le... ... hurt not: my Lord, for your manie courtesies I thank 2274 you, I must discontinue your companie, your brother 2275 the Bastard is fled from ... ...aue deceiued euen your verie eies: what your wise-domes 2315 could not discouer, these shallow fooles haue 2316 brought to light, who in the n...

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...why, accused of having by my naugh- tiness made ray poor mamma so ill, and discovering for the first time that I was a miserable, naughty little fretf... ...knew, and laughed at her. I have reason to believe also that my mother had discovered that she frequented the preachings of Rowland Hill and Baptist N... ...e did, but he was not to be found when required to carry an order, and was discovered hidden away below, shud- dering, in his berth, and then made som... ...county history, I hunted 39 Yo n g e up in the Museum library all I could discover about our new possession. The Chantry of St. Cecily at Earlscombe,... ...eads and hands to us within with exclamations of delight, and all sorts of discoveries— really new to us three younger ones. Ears of corn, bearded bar... ...ons were not the fashion of these times, and there was a good deal of dull discontent and disaffection in the air, so that no tokens of welcome were p... ...n point to school-bred and lectured young ladies who have no notion how to discover the name or nature of a live plant. On the Friday after our arriva... ... cottage bonnet’ had been at church there would have been little chance of discovering her, but we found that we were the only ‘quality,’ as Chapman c... ...der a very different rule from Earlscombe; and Emily was delighted to have discov- ered that the sweet cottage bonnet’s owner was called Ellen, which ...

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...him suck his pencil. “Wan hunder an’ forty-nine an’ a half-bad luck to ye, Discobolus!” said Long Jack. “I’m murderin’ meself to fill your pockuts. Sl... ...uplifted arm. There was war between the man and the boy ever since Dan had discovered that the mere whistling of that tune would make him angry as he ... ...nd laughed suddenly-a 55 Rudyard Kipling queer, thin laugh. He was a most disconcerting nigger. “Murder!” said Long Jack. “Don’t do that again, doc- ... ... an’ above givin’ her her reckonin’, -over an’ above that, I say ,-cud ha’ discoorsed wid her quite intelligent on the management av steers an’ such a... ...nchored half a mile away , in the hope of striking on to some for herself. Disco said nothing till after supper, when he sent Dan and Manuel out to bu... ... with grief over all the beautiful things that they might have said to the discomfited Carrie. 83 Rudyard Kipling CHAPTER VII N EXT DAY they fell in ... ..., but he had that reputation, and the Fleet made the most of it. Then they discovered a man from a Truro boat who, six years before, had been convicte... ...d when he raises it 103 Rudyard Kipling to say good-by . Harvey very soon discovered that the We’re Here, with her riding-sail, strolling from berth ...

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... do in Greece. Rhodes, Greece, in particular, has a wonderful selection of discos and bars to choose from. It is here that you have the chance to meet... ...or to being asked the question. However, most of the time when we write we discover what it is we have to say in the act of writing it. This is why pr... ...ss of Writing “I don’t see writing as a communication of something already discovered, as ‘truths’ already known. Rather, I see writing as a job of ex... ...already known. Rather, I see writing as a job of experiment. It’s like any discovery job; you don’t know what’s going to hapen until you try it.” — Wi... ...bows are made of different materials from your old wooden, broken one. You discover a sign that is advertising twenty percent off all carbon risers. N...

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...American 77. At 9:36, the FAA’s Boston Center called NEADS and relayed the discovery about an unidentified aircraft closing in on W ashington:“Latest ... ... to turn it . . . crank it up. . . . Run them to the White House.” He then discov- ered, to his surprise, that the Langley fighters were not headed no... ..., and have, followings of their own. But in appealing to societies full of discontent, Bin Ladin remained credible as other leaders and symbols faded.... ...uld pronounce it genuine. Al Qaeda apparently purchased the cylinder, then discovered it to be bogus. 49 But while the effort failed, it shows what Bi... ...fealty to Bin Ladin, serving as one of his business agents. Then Bin Ladin discovered that Fadl had skimmed about $110,000, and he asked for restituti... ... identification documents. 9 Yousef was captured in Pakistan following the discovery by police in the Philippines in January 1995 of the Manila air pl... ... took place only after a disaster had occurred or a specific plot had been discovered. 53 The next aviation security layer was passenger prescreening.... ...sm, for they han- dled visas for travel to the United States. After it was discovered that Abdel Rahman, the Blind Sheikh, had come and gone almost at... ... at a COUNTERTERRORISM EVOLVES 97 Final1-4.4pp 7/17/04 9:12 AM Page 97 disco in Berlin, killing two American soldiers. Intelligence clearly linked...

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...e activity during my vacation. In addition, we went scuba diving, where we discovered the kingdom of the underwater world. I felt calm as I snorkeled ... ...lights that shone through, spinning as they glowed upon the dancers on the disco floor. I grabbed Jenny’s hand and we walked directly to the dance flo... ... l was young, I have always found it very remarkable. Using a computer and discovering what makes it work was always interesting to me. Computers and ... ...ittle Clarke was adopted by the Kents, who raised him as their own. Clarke discovered his powers and moved to Metropolis. He decided he would fight cr...

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........................................................... 242 SOME POSSIBLE DISCOVERIES .................................................................. ... possible; it affected my reputation unfavourably, and produced in the few discour- aged pioneers of those days a quite touching gratitude. Over my ma... ...d up stupendous difficulties and risks. I was deeply impressed and greatly discouraged by a paper a distinguished Cam- bridge mathematician produced t... ...It was only when I came to speak to Mr. Grahame-White, or he to me, that I discovered that our voices had become almost infinitesimally small. And so ... ...streams and cataracts of air that catch the airman unawares, make him drop disconcertingly, try his 15 H. G . Wells nerves. With a powerful enough en... ...ew gigantic facilities of locomotion as the _Mauretania_ followed from the discoveries of steam and steel. 20 An Englishman Looks at the World OF OF ... ...f the Court artist, and who not only can but will appeal to the latent and discouraged power of artistic creation in our race. Suppose we have a King ... ... human quality available to meet the demand for wits? What are we doing to discover, encourage and develop those supreme qualities of personal genius ... ...mpts to create an instrument for that novel unprecedented under- taking, I discover no trace. In my capacity of devil’s advocate pleading against nati...

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...s nest, in the hedge between the park and plantation, a somewhat treasured discovery of Grace’s. No such good luck. Either the thrush’s imprudence or ... ...next endeavour was at gentle argument. “It must be dreadful to make such a discovery, but it was far worse to let deceit go on undetected; and if only... ...l, in her childhood, had spent alone with a little girl whom she had never discovered to be deaf and dumb. Still Rachel had never been able to make ou... ...or patient Ermine, even then the chief sufferer!” “I can quite imagine the discomfort and fret of being in 53 Yo n g e ignorance all the time.” “Dear... ... person they have to teach their children.” And Grace, on feeling her way, discovered that Lady T emple had been told the bare fact in Miss Williams’s... ...d refractoriness, and it was officially intimated that it would be wise to discontinue them, and that “it was thought better” to withdraw from Mrs. Ke... ...ng down to Ermine with the tidings of Colonel Keith’s arrival, and her own discon- tent at his influence with her cousin. Would that she had spoken a ... ...a much greater foe and rival in that unexpected quarter. Ermine, the least disconcerted, was the first to speak. “You are surprised to find a visitor ... ...urpose. The paper 112 The Clever Woman of the Family must be ruined by so discourteous an editor, indeed she had not been nearly so much interested a...

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...OPULENCE ........................................... 307 CHAPTER II OF THE DISCOURAGEMENT OF AGRICULTURE IN THE ANCIENT STATE OF EUROPE, AFTER THE FAL... ...en originally owing to the division of labour. Men are much more likely to discover easier and readier methods of attaining any object, when the whole... ...ade upon this machine, since it was first invented, was in this manner the discovery of a boy who wanted to save his own labour. All the improvements ... ... which happen to be known about the time when such exchanges are made. The discovery of the abundant mines of America, reduced, in the sixteenth centu... ..., therefore, tend almost always to diminish the value of a money rent. The discovery of the mines of America diminished the value of gold and silver i... ...f coin above bullion would prevent the melting down of the coin, and would discourage its exportation. If, upon any public exigency, it should become ... ...monly made use of, may, with good management, en- joy the advantage of his discovery as long as he lives, and even leave it as a legacy to his posteri... ...elves tolerably well fed, clothed, and lodged. Poverty, though it no doubt discourages, does not always pre- vent, marriage. It seems even to be favou... ...their level, however, with other occupa- tions; and, notwithstanding these discouragements, all the most generous and liberal spirits are eager to cro...