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The noses and mouths of the different faces are joined together and constitute a fairly regular pattern.
But as it has been interpreted above, it certainly did not constitute an addition to Paul's gospel.
That they had no right whatever to constitute themselves a court-martial, and bring him to trial, they knew perfectly well.
It has never been held necessary, to constitute a citizen within the act, that he should have the qualifications of an elector.
All this did not constitute a rich dowry for the future capital.
The rising of the sun does not constitute time; for the sun is always rising—somewhere.
I then formed his acquaintance and had a series of conversations with him, which constitute pleasing recollections to me.
The transferences of force from agent to object which constitute natural phenomena, occupy time.
It constitutes a resting-place for us; it does not constitute our working-place.
The Ideas, as we have seen, constitute the determinate stages of objectivation of the Will.
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