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• The underlying factors will commonly be more humanly meaningful than many of the individual features that realize them.

• On the one hand, the masses demand things to be both spatially and humanly closer to them, which may mean that social functions are disregarded.

• The concept is explicit as an abstract quality of human experience mediating between the material world and the humanly perceived sensory world.

• More important is the chance to discover what it is like to be the subject of strange but humanly significant mental states.

• We sought to be realistic and as loving as humanly possible.

• And the group of delicately-touched miniatures had made an audience as of beings no longer disturbed about their own earthly lot, but still humanly interested.

• The tradition, while it may be continuous in some sense, is one that has been repeatedly reconstituted after natural and humanly-instigated disasters.

• It is present in natural and humanly organised environments.

• Any artifacts, like noise or music, and non-speech humanly produced noises (cough, breath), should be marked.

• Patterns of change in music and speech are humanly necessary to maintain consciousness and avoid fatigue, and acoustically necessary for optimum spatial definition.

• Similarly, they show that both dairy and beef can produce net returns on the amount of humanly edible protein used in such systems.

• And in saying this, he focused on novel and humanly generated sounds, not those within pre-existent conventional (and cognitively pre-digested) frameworks.

• Although these people had achieved in life what it is humanly possible to achieve, they still retained their interest in life.

• Importantly, then, artificial kinds are no less real than any other humanly constructed or manufactured object.

• They will wait as long as is humanly possible.