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undifferentiated







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"Undifferentiated top-slicing of budgets can leave organisations exposed and unprepared for the future, and can lead to higher overall costs or the displacement of costs elsewhere," the report said.

From The Guardian • Mar. 10, 2011

In his primary form he is the Womb of Undifferentiated Being .

From Time Magazine Archive

Undifferentiated bays crash repetitively like boots on a parade ground.

From Time Magazine Archive

The Perfect Word must therefore fulfil two Conditions—it must have the essential Quality of the Undifferentiated Eternal Life, and it must have the essential Quality of "Genus Homo."

From The Law and the Word by Troward, T. (Thomas)

Therefore the Originating Spirit must be absolutely undifferentiated, and consequently the Personal Factor in ourselves must be the differentiation into individuality of a Quality eternally subsisting in the All-Originating Undifferentiated Spirit.

From The Law and the Word by Troward, T. (Thomas)




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