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Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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I visited a family at Rotterdam into which a fellow-student had married, and had pleasant insights into Dutch life.
RECOLLECTIONS OF A LONG LIFEJOHN STOUGHTONMysticism is not superstition, nor are the insights of the poet the whimsies of the mere impressionist.
PREACHING AND PAGANISMALBERT PARKER FITCHA few observations about these examples offer insights on which to test and evaluate means of applying Rapid Dominance.
SHOCK AND AWEHARLAN K. ULLMANThey give insights into the manners of the times no less interesting than authentic.
THE OLDEN TIME SERIES, VOL. 4: QUAINT AND CURIOUS ADVERTISEMENTSHENRY M. BROOKSWho would dare deny the worth of the great moral insights of Dante?
UNDERSTANDING THE SCRIPTURESFRANCIS MCCONNELLOur political thinking needs the infusion of contemporary insights.
A PREFACE TO POLITICSWALTER LIPPMANNHis insights are those of the gifted evangelist, often profound and always narrow.
A PREFACE TO POLITICSWALTER LIPPMANNThey are trying to recover the insights and practices of mediaeval piety; they are archaistic in devotion.
SOLILOQUIES IN ENGLANDGEORGE SANTAYANAUh—nothing, outside of possibly some insights into Marina—I mean, her personality and how she acted.
WARREN COMMISSION (9 OF 26): HEARINGS VOL. IX (OF 15)THE PRESIDENT'S COMMISSION ON THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDYThe higher insights and powers of the soul, always potential within, become of value only as they are realised and used.
THE HIGHER POWERS OF MIND AND SPIRITRALPH WALDO TRINESYNONYM OF THE DAY
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