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They were conditioned by the supply of free land, or land that was practically free.

They were conditioned to make it impossible for them to leave their job untended.

It had been conditioned to scare easily, where blueskins might be involved.

If you have conditioned yourself this far, then you can go to the next step.

A subject calls my office, requesting to be conditioned for self-hypnosis.

The right of suffrage was then conditioned upon the ownership of land.

Admission was conditioned, however, on the utterance of a password at the door.

Whether a man is conditioned high or low; in the city or on the farm: "If he will; he will."

Unconscious, of course, like me, but without it you couldn't have conditioned the field.

We are conditioned by the thoughts we think and by the words we speak.