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All this was testified to, with every minutia of detail, before the Investigating Committee.
PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS OF PARDEE BUTLERPARDEE BUTLER
Mr. Hawkins is timorous, even to minutia, and my sister delights in them.
THE PG EDITION OF CHESTERFIELD'S LETTERS TO HIS SONTHE EARL OF CHESTERFIELD
Dr. Boxton took the stand and testified, with a minutia of detail, how the bribe had been paid to him.
'THE SYSTEM,' AS UNCOVERED BY THE SAN FRANCISCO GRAFT PROSECUTIONFRANKLIN HICHBORN
He conformed to their taste; he flattered their foibles and obsequiously bowed to the minutia of female volatility.
ALIDAAMELIA STRATTON COMFIELD
The relations between the two monarchs had been regulated with a minutia worthy of Asiatic courts.
LOUIS XIV AND LA GRANDE MADEMOISELLEARVEDE BARINE
If so, it is useless to try, or hope to know what life is in its minutia.
PHILOSOPHY OF OSTEOPATHYANDREW T. STILL
All detailed thoughts, all the minutia of the mind were swept away.
THE GARDEN OF ALLAHROBERT HICHENS
The brain with all organs, nerves, vessels, and every minutia in form with all materials found or used in life.
PHILOSOPHY OF OSTEOPATHYANDREW T. STILL
Space forbids entering into the minutia either of construction or machinery used.
THE NIAGARA RIVERARCHER BUTLER HULBERT
He conformed to their taste; he flattered their foibles, and obsequiously bowed to the minutia of female volatility.
ALONZO AND MELISSADANIEL JACKSON, JR.

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