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  • ...ington]]. Spornagia are neither [[spirits]] nor [[persons]]; they are an [[animal]] order of [[existence]], but if you could see them, you would [[agree]] th
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  • ...guage]] or dialect native to a region or country rather than a literary, [[culture]]d, or foreign language *2 : applied to a plant or animal in the common native speech as distinguished from the [[Latin]] nomenclatur
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  • ...ife-form; animal tracks are the footprints, hoofprints, or pawprints of an animal. The imagery of footprints has been used in many areas of popular [[culture]]. Several [[poems]] and songs have been written about them, with the [[Chr
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  • ...hin", which was related to the Greek δελφύς (''delphus''), "[[womb]]". The animal's name can therefore be [[interpreted]] as meaning "a 'fish' with a womb". ...nce and seemingly [[playful]] [[attitude]] have made them popular in human culture.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolphin]
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  • ...L_PEOPLES Foxhall peoples] in the west, another struggling [[center]] of [[culture]] [[persisted]] in the east. This [[group]] was located in the foothills of ...listic neighbors. In less than one thousand years most of the borderland [[animal]] [[groups]] of these regions had been either destroyed or driven back to t
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  • 69:7.1 To start with, the entire [[animal]] world was man's enemy; [[human beings]] had to [[learn]] to [[protect]] t 69:7.4 The [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dog dog] was the first [[animal]] to be [[domesticated]], and the [[difficult]] [[experience]] of taming it
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  • 69:6.2 [[Fire]] building, by a single bound, forever separated [[man]] from [[animal]]; it is the basic [[human]] [[invention]], or [[discovery]]. [[Fire]] enab ...ocial]] [[culture]], while [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_husbandry animal husbandry], by reducing the [[effort]] [[necessary]] to [[secure]] [[food]]
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  • ...kipedia.org/wiki/Protein proteins], that is either eaten or drunk by any [[animal]], including [[humans]], for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nutrition nutri ...tions using various spices or combinations of flavors [[unique]] to that [[culture]]. Other [[differences]] include preferences (hot or cold, spicy etc), and
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  • ...gleaning] [[food]]. This was the [[primitive]] [[nomadic]] [[stage]] of [[culture]] and is the mode of life now followed by the African [https://en.wikipedia ...ital, the increase in his flocks; and this provided more [[leisure]] for [[culture]] and [[progress]].
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  • ...survive long enough to leave descendants in a world initially dominated by animal ferocity and the struggle for survival. ...enlightened by spirit, mortals become unburdened by their heritage, their culture, their environment, and their limitations.
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  • ...e [[human]] [[species]] from a [[status]] that was little better than an [[animal]] [[existence]], through the intervening [[ages]], and down to the later ti ...herent]]; hence must all [[children]] be reared in an [[environment]] of [[culture]], while each [[succeeding]] [[generation]] of [[youth]] must receive anew
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  • ...English] steryle, from [[Latin]] sterilis; akin to Gothic stairo barren [[animal]], [[Sanskrit]] starī sterile cow ...d in a [[fluid]], in medication, or in a compound such as [[biological]] [[culture]] [[media]]. Sterilization can be achieved by applying the proper combinati
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  • ...it means to be a human on a world that is designed to grow into a heavenly culture.
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  • ...is one of the most distinctive characteristics of human development and [[culture]]. So it is no surprise that the science of acoustics spreads across so man
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  • ::b. transf. The male of a pair of the lower [[animal]]s; a male animal kept for breeding. *II.3. a. One who tills and [[culture|cultivates]] the soil; a cultivator, tiller, farmer, husbandman. In early n
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  • ...[cause]] and [[effect]]. [[Evolution]] may advance in the [[absence]] of [[culture]], but cultural [[civilization]] does not flourish without an adequate back 81:5.2 Through [[agriculture]], [[animal]] [[domestication]], and improved architecture, [[mankind]] gradually [[esc
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  • ..., many of which are provided them on these special worlds. This order of [[animal]] life is now largely directed by the [https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index ...]] universe age, these [[faithful]] [[spornagia]] will escape from their [[animal]] [[level]] of [[existence]] and [[attain]] a worthy [[evolutional]] [[dest
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  • ...are highly [[culture]]- and situation-specific and may [[change]] within a culture depending on [[social status]] and [[relationship]], they exist in all know
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  • ...lanetary [[culture]]s, space-faring or not, ultimately evolve from their [[animal]] natures the entire planetary culture enters the period of [[psychic]] [[synchrony|synchronization]]
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  • Cavemen are frequently represented as living with [[dinosaurs]] in popular culture, despite the fact dinosaurs became [[extinct]] at the end of the [https://e ...tion]], there was an ongoing [[debate]] as to whether they were human or [[animal]].
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