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0:01 %uh part a world
0:06 abandon
0:08 give up
0:09 Emily Dickinson frequently abandoned exact rhymes for approximate ones
0:14 radius farmers from within a 24 or more Colomer radius
0:22 brought their products to the townspeople for direct sale
0:26 auction
0:28 bidding
0:29 auction
0:30 for another popular form a vocational trade retail
0:35 panel
0:36 because of competition retail merchants oppose these auctions
0:40 as well as the fares
0:43 differentiate
0:45 distinguish
0:47 export merchants can be differentiated from their importing counterparts
0:51 cater serve
0:55 philadelphia's merchants catered not only to the governor and his circle
0:59 but also to citizens from all over the colony
1:03 persist
1:04 at here
1:06 despite governmental efforts shares and options have persisted throughout the
1:10 century
1:12 rate
1:13 ratio
1:15 havoc
1:15 jurists continue to look for better ways to increase egg production
1:19 and to improve chick survival rates
1:23 collect
1:24 gather
1:26 as the water that
1:27 X in the bottom of the nest evaporates the water vapors rise and are heated by
1:32 the incubating bird
1:34 artificial
1:35 unnatural
1:37 in artificial incubation programs have a call to rest remove
1:41 eggs from the nests have parents and incubate them under laboratory
1:44 conditions
1:47 fatal
1:48 deadly
1:50 high temperatures are fatal to growing embryos
1:53 secure
1:55 safe
1:57 nesting material should be added insufficient amounts to assure that the
2:01 eggs have a soft and secure place to rest
2:05 party call
2:07 grain
2:08 the most abundant particles such as San silt and clay
2:12 are the focus of examination and studies have soil texture
2:16 clue
2:18 key
2:19 the voice give psychological clues to a person self-image
2:23 perception of others and emotional health
2:27 evidence
2:29 proved
2:30 emotional health as evidenced in the voice by Fri melodious sounds have happy
2:35 people
2:36 frontier border by nineteen ten most Americans lived in towns and cities
2:42 being that the frontier had mostly disappeared
2:47 coincide
2:48 harmonize
2:50 the arrival of a great wave of European immigrants at the turn of the century
2:54 coincided with and contributed to an enormous expansion a formal schooling
3:00 extracurricular after school
3:04 kindergartens summer schools extracurricular activities
3:08 and vocational education and counseling have extended the influence a public
3:12 schools
3:13 over the lives of students
3:15 suit
3:17 set
3:18 reformers early in the 20th century suggested that educational program
3:23 should suit the needs have specific populations
3:26 definition fixed meaning
3:30 although looking after the house and family was familiar to immigrant women
3:34 American education gave home making a new definition
3:38 fellowship
3:40 scholarship
3:42 Alice Walker's point short stories and novels
3:45 have won her many awards and fellowships
3:48 stack
3:49 pile
3:51 that writer just gave her a stack of his books
3:53 flu
3:56 influenza A
3:58 when he was sick with the flu I took a sack full of oranges
4:01 evolve develop
4:05 human vision like that of other primates has evolved in an arboreal environment
4:11 a cute
4:12 sharp
4:14 in the dense complex world of tropical forests
4:17 it is more important to see well then to develop an acute sense of smell
4:22 acquire obtain
4:25 in the course of their evolution members of the primate line have acquired large
4:29 eyes
4:29 while the snout has shrunk to give the ion unimpeded view
4:35 invisible
4:36 unclear
4:38 ultraviolet rays are invisible to humans though and some honey bees are sensitive
4:42 to them
4:44 pottery
4:45 porcelain
4:47 ancient people made pottery out of clay because they needed it for their
4:51 survival
4:52 functional
4:54 useful those pieces by dr. two sons are beautiful as well as functional
4:59 transforming something ordinary into something special and unique
5:04 plane simple
5:07 plain wire is used to cut away the finished pot from its base
5:11 on the potter's wheel summarize
5:15 digest
5:16 the status of women in colonial North America has been well studied
5:20 and described in can be briefly summarized marked
5:24 distinct throughout the colonial period
5:28 there was a marked shortage of women
5:31 San crime P returns
5:34 the religious sect that dominated the early British colonies in North America
5:38 regarded idleness as a Sen
5:42 widow puritan town councils
5:46 expected widows and unattached women to be self-supporting
5:51 foss all
5:52 remains content analysis and the fossils
5:56 has indicated that ocean floor spread around the earth
6:00 specifically particularly
6:03 more specifically the sea anemone is formed quite like the flower for which
6:08 it is named
6:09 diameter its diameter varies from about six millimeters in some species
6:16 to more than 90 centimeters in the giant varieties have Australia
6:21 coral
6:24 my corals hydros
6:26 and jellyfish sea anemones are sealant rates
6:30 capture catch the upper into the sea anemone
6:34 has amounts surrounded by tentacles that the animal users to capture its food
6:39 pray game
6:42 the tentacles drag the spray into the sea anemones mouth
6:47 integrated
6:48 comprehensive
6:50 another pest management technique called integrated pest management
6:54 is being promoted as an alternative to chemical pest control
6:59 transform change
7:02 she brings with her cameras light smears
7:05 and a crew for assistance to transform the site inter
7:08 own abstract images
7:10 rectangular square
7:13 she starts her studio construction with a simple problem
7:16 such as using several circular and rectangular mirrors
7:20 crew party
7:23 away from the studio architectural sites the cost of crew and equipment rental
7:29 means that she has to know in advance what she wants to do
7:33 fahrenheit
7:36 the temperature the Sun
7:37 is over 5000 degrees Fahrenheit at the surface
7:40 core center
7:44 in the Corum the Sun the pressures are so great against the gases
7:48 that despite the high temperature there may be a small solid core
7:53 arithmetic mathematics many of the computing patterns used today in
7:58 elementary arithmetic
7:59 were developed as late as the 15th century discount
8:04 disregard
8:06 mental difficulties must be somewhat discounted as one reason for the late
8:10 development of computing patterns
8:12 subtraction
8:16 addition and subtraction
8:18 require only the ability to count each numerical symbol
8:21 and then convert them to hire units
8:24 table list
8:27 if sufficient multiplication tables are memorized then work 'em proceed much as
8:31 we did today
8:33 bound very likely without a plentiful and convenient supply of a suitable
8:39 writing medium:
8:40 an extended development if the arithmetic process was bound to be
8:43 hampered
8:44 waste rubbish the ecosystems of the earth manufacture and replenish soils
8:51 and recycle waste and nutrients
8:55 advance propose
8:58 the theory was once advanced that the productivity the land can be
9:02 infinitely increased by the application of capital
9:05 labor and science
9:07 column pillar
9:09 atmospheric pressure can support a column of water up to 10 meters high
9:14 tension strain
9:17 the same forces that creates surface tension and water
9:20 are responsible for the maintenance for the unbroken columns of water
9:25 scarcely hardly
9:27 in 1850 the borders a Boston May scarcely two miles from the old business
9:32 district
9:33 a forward
9:35 have enough money to do
9:37 those who can afford it live far removed from the old city centre
9:41 and still commute there for work shopping and entertainment
9:45 he'd
9:47 attention
9:48 thousands of small investors paid little heed to coordinate land-use
9:52 or to future land users
9:55 purchase by
9:57 those people purchase 10 prepared land for residential purposes
10:01 scatter sprinkle
10:05 tinier more delicate skeletons are usually scattered by scavengers
10:09 or destroyed by weathering before they can be fossilized
10:12 outstanding striking
10:15 the quality of preservation is outstanding
10:19 come now
10:20 passage
10:22 one specimen is even preserved in the birth canal
10:26 available obtainable
10:29 they report to the climate animals and birds
10:32 trees and plants and Native Americans were made available to the scientists
10:36 composer writer
10:40 many composers found the clavichord a sympathetic instrument for intimate
10:44 chamber music
10:46 degree
10:47 doctorate she received her master's degree from the University of Washington
10:52 characterize distinguish
10:56 the period was characterized by the abandonment of traditional realism by
11:00 famous authors
11:01 insanity lunacy
11:05 hers as a world of violence insanity fractured love
11:08 and hopeless loneliness
11:11 odd strange
11:13 no creature in the sea is autre than the common sea cucumber
11:18 squeeeeze
11:19 Press
11:21 their shape combined with great flexibility enables the creatures to
11:25 squeeze into crevices where they are safe from predators
11:29 conservative conventional
11:32 a folk culture is a small isolated conservative cohesive
11:36 and nearly self sufficient group
11:38 prevail overcome
11:41 in a folk culture most kids are handmade and subsistence economy prevails
11:46 device machine
11:50 in amish areas horse-drawn buggies still serve as a local transportation device
11:55 faithful pious
11:58 the fateful among the Amish are not permitted to own automobiles
12:03 replace take the place I love
12:07 the popular culture is replacing the folk in industrialized countries
12:11 and in many developing nations
12:14 prestige credibility
12:17 the popular item is more quickly or cheaply produced
12:21 is easier or more time saving to use and lens more prestige to the owner
12:26 tornado
12:28 twister
12:29 total damages from the tornado exceeded two hundred and fifty million dollars
12:34 the highest ever for any Canadian storm
12:37 conventional traditional
12:40 conventional computer model so the atmosphere have limited value in
12:44 predicting short-lived local storms
12:47 like the Edmonton tornado discern
12:50 distinguish the available weather data
12:53 are not detailed enough to allow computers to discern the subtle
12:57 atmosphere changes that precede the storms protect
13:01 foresee with such limited data
13:05 conventional forecasting models do a good job of predicting general
13:08 conditions over large regions
13:11 wrong unprocessed the difficulties involved in rapidly collecting
13:16 and processing the raw weather data from such a network
13:19 work insurmountable
13:21 instantaneously at once
13:24 communication satellites can transmit data
13:27 around the world cheaply and instantaneously
13:31 roughly approximately the population roughly doubled every generation during
13:37 the 19th century
13:38 orchid
13:42 orchids are unique
13:44 and that they have the most highly developed a ball blossoms
13:48 reproductive breeding the usual male and female reproductive organs
13:53 are fused in a single structure called the column
13:57 paddle
14:00 surrounding the column are three samples and three paddles
14:04 compound mixture at least fifty different
14:08 aromatic compounds have been analyzed in the orchid family
14:12 bone sudden rise
14:15 the baby boom of the 1950s and 1960s
14:18 had a great effect on the role of public education profession
14:22 occupation a large number of teachers left their profession for better-paying
14:27 jobs
14:28 elsewhere in the economy
14:31 accumulate pile-up steamers accumulated in the large double acting vertical
14:37 cylinder
14:38 impractical
14:40 unworkable
14:41 before Evans high-pressure engines were generally considered impractical
14:45 and dangerous navigation voyage
14:50 a heavy engine added to the problem of navigation
14:54 recipe secret
14:56 the cave making recipe calls for a steady emission a volcanic gas and heat
15:02 annually yearly if too little heat is produced
15:06 the ice replenished annually by winter snowstorms
15:09 will expand commodity merchandise
15:13 in agriculture the transformation was marked by the emergence of the grain
15:17 elevator
15:18 the cotton Press the warehouse and the Commodity Exchange
15:22 workshop shop
15:25 there were still small workshops were skilled craftspeople manufactured
15:29 products ranging from newspapers to cabinets to plumbing fixtures
15:34 depress devalue rent controls have artificially depress the most important
15:40 long-term determinant of profitability
15:42 rents
15:44 exceed surpass
15:47 in 1872 only two daily newspapers could claim a circulation of over 100,000
15:53 but by 1892 seven more newspapers exceeded that figure
15:59 fragile frail glasses lightweight
16:03 impermeable to liquids readily cleaned and reused
16:06 durable yet fragile and often very beautiful
16:10 contemporary modern
16:14 although the detectable morphological features implied that the feat that left
16:18 the footprints were
16:19 little different from those of contemporary humans
16:22 restrict limit
16:25 the study of fossil footprints is not restricted to examples from such remote
16:29 periods
16:31 interdependence dependence on each other
16:35 this interdependence among various species
16:38 is sometimes subtle sometimes obvious
16:42 distinguish differentiate
16:45 two characteristics distinguish Jaz from other dance music
16:50 consciously purposely
16:53 in plain hot a musician consciously departs from strict meter
16:57 to create a relaxed sense of raising property
17:01 characteristic
17:03 no one had ever isolated flood just on and experimentally determined its
17:07 properties
17:08 way
17:10 have a particular weight the residue left after burning
17:14 wait more than the material before it was burned conceal
17:18 hide
17:20 in spite of its strength and durability the internal
17:22 iron skillet and generally remain concealed potential
17:27 capacity
17:29 designer so the railroad stations at the New Age
17:32 explore the potential %uh Viron
17:35 span
17:36 extent
17:38 I and can cover huge areas with spans and surpass the Great Mall to medieval
17:42 churches and cathedrals
17:45 impact collision due to their dense structure
17:49 iron meteorites have the best chance of surviving an impact
17:54 limestone
17:57 the world's largest source a media rights
17:59 is the Nullarbor Plain an area of limestone
18:03 backdrop background the pale smooth desert plain provides the perfect
18:09 backdrop for spotting meteorites
18:11 land touchdown since very little erosion takes place
18:16 the media rights are well preserved and found just where they landed
18:20 recover collect over 1,000 fragments from 150 meteorites that fell during the
18:27 last twenty thousand years
18:29 have been recovered
18:31 pioneer originate a pioneering said the experiments has been important to the
18:36 revolution a bar understanding about animal behavior
18:39 image reflection
18:42 it is known that a cat or a dog react to its
18:46 own image in a mirror puzzle perplexed
18:50 a cap or a dog treats own image as if it were that have another individual
18:55 whose behavior very soon becomes puzzling and morning
18:59 realize understand if the animal realized that the reflection was up
19:05 itself
19:06 it would probably touch the spot on its own body
19:09 awaken awake
19:12 the wrap
19:12 struction a tropical rainforest has awaken people to the important and
19:16 fragility of biological diversity
19:20 species kind the tropical rainforests are the ecosystems with the highest
19:25 known species diversity on earth
19:28 ecosystem nature it is important to recognize the significance of Biological
19:34 Diversity
19:35 in all ecosystems
19:37 a fact influence as the human population continues to expand
19:43 it will negatively affect one after another at the Earth's ecosystems
19:47 dinosaur ancient reptile
19:51 the extinction of the dinosaurs was caused by some physical event
19:55 either climatic or cosmic
19:58 chance accident it was largely chance that determined which species survived
20:04 and which died out geology
20:10 the geology of the earth's surface
20:12 is dominated by their particular properties on water
20:16 vapor steam
20:18 evaporated from the oceans water paper forms clouds
20:22 some of which were transported by wind over the continent's
20:25 respective each their respective interactions and efficiency depend on
20:31 different factors
20:33 bother trouble
20:36 Katie wakes do not bother to conceal their nests
20:39 pick you earlier particular
20:42 nesting on a narrow ledge has its own peculiar problems
20:47 whereas while the female Kittiwake sets when mating
20:52 whereas other goal stand so that the pair will not over balance and fall off
20:56 the ledge
20:58 essential fundamental
21:01 this attitude prevail even as the number urban dwellers increased
21:04 and cities became an essential feature of the National landscape
21:08 migrate move when these people migrated from the countryside
21:14 they carried their fears and suspicions with them chaos
21:18 disorder these new urbanites eagerly embrace the progressive reforms it
21:23 promised to bring to the city
21:25 order out of the chaos
21:27 utility public service one of many reforms
21:31 came in the area of public utilities civic
21:35 civilian civic leaders argued that city should develop master plans to guide
21:41 their future growth and development
21:43 occur happen the rapid industrialization and
21:48 urban growth at the late 19th century occurred without
21:51 any consideration for order
21:54 preserve set aside certain parts of town were restricted to residential use
22:00 while others were preserved for industrial or commercial development
22:04 assume undertake in the mid 18th century
22:09 painters were willing to assume such artists and related tasks as far as
22:13 sheen in painting real carriages
22:15 privilege franchise the hamiltons a Philadelphia
22:20 introduced European our traditions to those columnist
22:23 privileged enough to visit their galleries
22:26 strep deprived the railroad simultaneously strip the landscape but
22:31 its natural resources
22:33 grand magnificent in the Grand an impressive terminals and stations
22:39 architect's recreated historic Roman temples and public baths
22:43 incessant continue s
22:47 the incessant comings and goings occurred in the classification
22:51 or switching yards we've net
22:54 the poem oh people made you some more weaving techniques then did their
22:58 neighbors
23:00 distinct different
23:03 every poem a basket weaver knew how to produce from 15 to 20 distinct patterns
23:08 spear ball
23:11 if the earth began as a superheated sphere in space
23:14 all the rocks making up its crust may well have been
23:17 igneous
23:19 course rough granite is a coarse-grained
23:23 igneous rock
23:25 timber would the Lancer
23:28 rounding Boston was virtually stripped of all its timber
23:33 attract fascinate the available farmland was occupied
23:38 there was little in the region be on the city to attract immigrants
23:41 pursue quest
23:45 a graduate might seek a position that offer specialized training
23:48 pursue an advanced degree or travel abroad for a year
23:51 revise change
23:55 focusing on long-range goals a graduating student might revise their
23:59 plan
23:59 score number he'd methodically screened in cultured scores of soil samples
24:07 isolate separate her partner prepared extracts
24:12 isolated and purified active agents and ship them back to New York
24:16 read use windup after further research they eventually reduce their substance
24:23 to a fine yellow powder
24:24 unpredictable
24:27 unforeseeable once in a while
24:30 unpredictable consequences can come from rather modest beginnings
24:35 struggle conflict
24:37 the Hudson River School seems to have emerged in the eighteen seventies
24:41 as a direct result of the struggle between the old and new generations of
24:45 artists
24:45 border
24:47 adjoining
24:49 Thomas called built a career out of pain in the Catskill Mountains scenery
24:52 bordering the Hudson River
24:55 context background
24:58 in 15 or 30 seconds a speaker cannot establish the historical context the
25:02 cheap the issue in question
25:05 reliance dependence reliance on television means that
25:10 increasingly our political world contains memorable pictures
25:14 rather than memorable words craft
25:17 elaborate much of the political activity we see on television newscasts has been
25:23 crafted by politicians
25:24 their speechwriters and their public relations advisers for televised
25:28 consumption
25:30 phenomenon event the spectacular aurora light displays that appear in
25:35 Earth's atmosphere around the north and south magnetic poles
25:39 were once considered mysterious phenomena
25:42 satellite moon now scientists have data from satellites and ground-based
25:48 observations
25:49 picture imagine
25:52 to understand the concept Aurora's we may first picture the earth
25:56 enclosed by its magnetic sphere charge
25:59 load charged particles in the solar wind
26:03 speed earth word along the solar winds magnetic lines of force
26:06 barrier obstacle the Earth's magnetosphere
26:11 is a barrier to solar winds bunch
26:14 bind in the polar regions the
26:17 Earth's and solar winds magnetic lines of force bunched together
26:22 nitrogen
26:25 excited nitrogen atoms contribute bans have collars that vary from blue to
26:29 violet
26:30 glow shine viewed from outer space
26:35 are as can be seen as dimly glowing belts wrapped around each of the Earth's
26:39 magnetic poles
26:41 physicist
26:44 study several hours have given physicist
26:47 new information about the behavior of plasmas urban
26:51 City the proportion of urban populations began to grow
26:55 remarkably after 1840 stimulate
26:59 spark
27:01 the agricultural revolutions stimulated many people in the countryside
27:05 to seek a new life in the city concentration
27:09 density fewer farmers were able to feed the large concentrations of people
27:14 needed to provide a workforce for an ever-growing number factories
27:18 vertebrata creatures having a backbone
27:22 the nervous system a vertebrae to is characterized by a hollow dorsal nerve
27:26 cord
27:28 refer mention the term
27:31 autonomic nervous system refers to the parts in the central and peripheral
27:34 systems
27:36 serious earnest
27:39 I'm not that serious about playing tennis
27:43 registration entry
27:46 I met someone named Jim bond at registration last night
27:49 are you two related mister ball
27:52 pathetic
27:54 I have three classes this afternoon and then I have to work at night
27:57 so I feel miserable calculus
28:03 I have three chapters have history to read and 20 calculus problems to finish
28:07 for tomorrow
28:08 Tudor coach sandra is going to tutor Bob again tonight
28:15 do you to be submitted she has two papers due this week
28:20 alarm
28:24 my alarm didn't go off this morning so I missed my first class
28:28 oversleep sleep late
28:31 don't tell me you over slept or your alarm didn't go off
28:35 that's an old excuse jam
28:38 stopped working
28:40 I tried for half an hour to print my paper on the laser printer downstairs
28:43 but I kept jamming
28:46 conference convention I won't be able to attend the student conference this
28:51 weekend
28:51 C
28:53 fair
28:54 but I already sent them the registration fee
28:58 mistaken wrong the man was mistaken about Steve's interests
29:04 straight successes
29:07 my composition marks have remained the same and straight also master
29:11 share assignment
29:14 I have to figure out the car rental shares for a trip to the lake
29:17 should I count you in
29:20 participate take part
29:22 he really wanted to participate in the trap
29:26 save reserved
29:29 save me a seat I can show up without my assignment
29:32 rent
29:36 the location couldn't be better
29:38 and the rents not that bad
29:40 quiz
29:41 test I heard a rumor that we're going to have a quiz in class tomorrow
29:48 desperate hopeless
29:50 are washing machines have been broken for a week it's getting kinda desperate
29:55 fix repair
29:58 why don't you take your laundry over to the gym until they fix the problem
30:02 endure put up with
30:05 I've come to realize that there are just certain things that biology majors have
30:09 to endure
30:10 disappoint discourage
30:13 are you disappointed the iran won the election
30:16 I mean you would have been a great president for the debate team
30:21 exhibition show
30:23 I heard the modern art exhibition at the University Museum
30:27 is great extension postponement
30:31 professor I'm really sorry but my papers just not going to be finished by this
30:35 afternoon
30:36 is there any way that you could give me an extension deadline
30:41 time limit i cant believe I missed the deadline for the discounted basketball
30:46 tickets
30:47 public
30:49 people
30:50 all don't worry that was for the general public
30:54 pain
30:55 a sheet of glass in a window
30:58 I'll bet they have double pains have class that shuts out a lot of the noise
31:02 that a single pane wouldn't stop
31:05 vibrated shake that way they vibrate
31:09 independently
31:10 stick stall
31:13 we have been stuck for hours in a traffic jam
31:16 absorb assimilate
31:19 that would act like a kind of second wall and absorb some of the sound
31:23 quit give up
31:26 yeah I quit because I had to work too many nights
31:29 gas in for excuse me
31:33 do you mind if I ask you a few questions now I guess not
31:38 copy volume
31:41 excuse me I need a copy of Stephen Hawking's
31:44 a brief history of time but I don't know where to look for it
31:47 status condition did you check its status on the library's computer
31:53 drop quit
31:57 good morning is this where we should come to add and drop courses
32:02 senior
32:03 a fourth-year student
32:05 but I'm a senior if I drop a class without adding one
32:08 I won't have enough credits to graduate approval
32:12 permission so what you must do then
32:16 is get the professors approval
32:19 mess
32:22 hi there we missed you in psychology class yesterday
32:26 terrible extremely bad
32:29 I have a terrible cold so I stayed home did you take notes
32:33 submit turn an I have to submit a writing sample
32:38 I use one of the essays I'd written for literature class
32:41 semester term Tehran
32:45 I haven't seen you since the beginning of the semester how's it going
32:50 psychology
32:54 i'm taking a psychology course with Professor painter
32:58 Dean
33:01 if I were you
33:02 I go over to the dean's office and sign up
33:05 assemble construct his factory's provided enough light
33:10 air and open spaces so the cars could be assembled in one huge plant
33:14 hazard danger
33:18 eating undercooked meat can be a hazard to your health
33:21 describe explain
33:24 she started by describing how humans move diagram
33:28 chart
33:30 I copied the diagram the professor drew on the board
33:34 bat
33:35 gamble
33:36 I'm a fair weather fan it's ridiculous to bet on that team
33:41 comment
33:44 I heard the dinosaurs were hit by a comet or something
33:47 settle fix
33:51 prehistoric peoples had to settle in villages and start farming when they
33:54 could no longer survive just by hunting and gathering
33:58 star famished when these prehistoric peoples had to move to less productive
34:04 areas
34:04 they settled there and started planting seeds to keep from starving
34:09 archaeologist
34:12 man was the thinking until a few years ago
34:15 when archaeologists found evidence that goes against that theory
34:18 crop farm product
34:21 successful hunter-gatherers had already been living in villages
34:25 long before they started cultivating crops infant
34:29 baby
34:31 you should go over the material on how infants normally chef to become more
34:35 interested in people than object
34:37 instinct intuition
34:40 animals actually have instinct that lead them to play
34:44 explore and learn about the environment
34:47 expose disclose
34:50 it is play that lets animals and humans become exposed to different experiences
34:55 sharpen improve different experiences
34:59 actually sharpen all kinds of skills peak
35:03 summit
35:05 these songs are from the late nineteen twenties when she was at the peak of her
35:09 career
35:09 pollution contamination
35:13 what are the main causes have environmental pollution
35:16 is the crisis at the Commons
35:19 trash garbage
35:21 people who throw paper trash away in a park can walk away as if nothing
35:25 happened
35:26 because the park is not theirs fly
35:32 the flies swarmed around the spider's web
35:35 cattle
35:36 how
35:38 he put up a car I Love New barbed wire and challenge cattle owners to put their
35:42 wildest animals a nap
35:43 mission duty
35:46 it's my pleasure to come to you today to talk about the galileo mission to the
35:51 planet jupiter
35:52 suspend stop
35:55 we decided to suspend all of the data transmissions
35:59 marvelous wonderful
36:02 he has such a marvelous memory for dates that he remembers the birthdays have
36:06 all his relatives masterpiece classic
36:11 still wells invention is a masterpiece of practical engineering
36:15 billion
36:19 grocery stores by over a billion if those articles every year
36:23 prove turnout still wells little invention has certainly proved useful
36:29 poor
36:30 discharge
36:32 smoke that begins to pour from a volcano probably means that it will erupt
36:36 sometime soon
36:38 amphibian amphibians evolved around $350 million years ago
36:45 which means that they came long before the dinosaurs mom off
36:52 butterflies and moths provide the best examples of what biologists call
36:56 complete metamorphosis cocoon
37:01 when the pupa finally matures into an adult butterfly
37:04 it pushes its way out of its cocoon and crawls onto a twig
37:08 or tree limb and pumps blood into a shrunken wings
37:11 until their full size and strong Roach
37:14 some insects like grasshoppers and roaches
37:20 have only three stages eg larva and adult
37:23 tadpole a tadpole looks more like a little fish
37:30 because it has a tail and no legs
37:33 there's a call substantial there are a lot of physical forces that can affect
37:38 the speed at the Earth's rotation
37:40 equator
37:44 water that used to be in areas near the equator
37:46 is now in reservoirs in areas have different latitudes indicate
37:51 point
37:52 recent research indicates that commonly used models have intelligence
37:56 are too narrow
37:58 intelligence brain his theory include some
38:02 aspect some intelligence that haven't been considered in traditional
38:05 intelligence testing
38:07 accomplish attain intelligent people tend to use their environment to
38:12 accomplish their goals
38:13 adapt conform
38:17 using the environment is done in three ways: by adapting to the environment
38:21 by changing the environment or by selecting certain aspect to the
38:25 environment
38:25 ear plug
38:30 you could try wearing earplugs while you study
38:32 that would be an adaptation
38:34 solution remedy
38:37 whichever solution you choose you're showing intelligent behavior
38:40 because you're aware of the affect the environment has on your ability to study
38:45 interpersonal person to person
38:48 that brings us to a different part of sternberg model
38:52 interpersonal intelligence nature
38:55 characteristic
38:57 the work up to early researchers was very important in determining the nature
39:01 of the surface of the Moon
39:03 observed watch there were no spacecraft back then
39:07 so telescopes with the best way to observe the moon post
39:11 advertise I posted in large mints have some of his drawings on the board
39:18 spare reserved
39:21 he worked alone in his spare time and eventually wrote an influential book
39:25 called
39:25 the face at the moon statistics
39:31 it turns out
39:32 I need to take a statistics course as a requirement for this masters program
39:37 tuition see it will cost me another one thousand two hundred dollars have
39:42 tuition
39:42 reserve stock is this where I get the books professor Brown put on reserve
39:50 award prize
39:52 after I read it I couldn't understand why the writer won so many awards
39:57 congratulations
40:02 say bomb
40:02 congratulations I was really excited to hear about your new part-time job
40:07 ground area
40:10 my interview for the management position really covered a lot of ground
40:15 grade record my grade point average is now a little over 3.0
40:20 transfer change one school
40:24 he transferred to Cedar College last master dorm
40:28 dormitory do you have to tell them the name and phone number
40:32 the manager at the dorm you live at now
40:35 optional voluntary
40:38 I asked in housing office and they told me it's optional
40:41 notice observed
40:44 at least the professor didn't seem to notice pain
40:48 new sons
40:50 that new copying machine in the Student Lounge is a real pain
40:54 bought me
40:58 my botany lab is meeting in the greenhouse
41:00 emergency urgency
41:04 have you considered asking the dean's office for an emergency loan
41:09 graduate finish she graduated from high school last year
41:14 nominate a point
41:17 we are organizing a special program for United Nations day
41:20 someone nominated you to be one of the speakers
41:24 assignment homework
41:27 thank you professor car I'd otherwise never get this assignment done on time
41:32 skip
41:33 cut
41:35 Chile I'm not feeling well do you think it'll be okay if I skip class this
41:39 afternoon
41:40 switch exchange my lab instructor said we could switch our lab session to
41:46 whenever is most convenient
41:48 right exactly
41:51 the registration offices right down the hall
41:54 recommendation nomination
41:57 I don't know if I'll make the deadline one of my professors away and probably
42:02 won't send in her letter of recommendation for two weeks
42:05 application written request
42:09 please ensure that your students send in their application forms before the
42:12 deadline
42:13 donation contribution they get a lot of donations from
42:18 affluent alumni sound scene
42:23 that sounds good
42:25 that sounds like a good idea
42:27 lottery
42:31 I think the you state lottery money to give free tuition
42:35 procedure process
42:38 people in the community went through the procedure for prosecuting the arsonist
42:43 silly foolish don't be silly
42:46 you manage somehow
42:48 mass spoil hoops
42:52 I musta forgot to add an no wonder my figures for mass top
42:56 Phil saturate I've got a big problem with the poetry course that's required
43:02 for my major
43:03 is all filled up
43:05 credit unit
43:08 their courses are actually cheaper and you can transfer the credits over here
43:12 figure make out
43:15 now all we have to do is to figure out why he declined the offer
43:20 sticker
43:24 what color sticker do you have
43:26 load trade
43:28 your car's right in front of a loading dock that's where the unload the kitchen
43:32 supplies
43:34 sophomore a second year student
43:37 let's see I'm a sophomore I live off campus
43:41 and I'm majoring in business heart zeal
43:45 I know how lucky I am to have this job but to tell you the truth
43:49 I have my heart set on going out west the summer
43:52 pasttime amusement in the first half the 19 century
43:57 many Americans were prosperous and shopping and accumulating things were
44:02 major pastimes
44:04 reptile
44:07 birds are sometimes referred to as glorify reptiles
44:11 claiming stack
44:13 the water vapor in the atmosphere is able to change to liquid
44:17 by clinging to dust particles suspended in the air
44:20 opposite contrary I often hear my friends say
44:24 the days pass much more quickly than they used to but geologically speaking
44:29 just the opposite is true routine
44:32 usual their routine cleaning up oil paintings
44:36 intended to help preserve them actually hasten 32 ERATION
44:40 moderate mild the climate there is one of even moderate temperatures
44:46 and relatively heavy rainfall vegetation
44:49 plant
44:51 this combination of mild temperatures and abundant rainfall
44:55 produces dense forest vegetation of conifers inhabitant
44:59 resident to its native American inhabitants of the 14 hundreds
45:03 the long slender coastal region presented both a favorable
45:07 and for bidding environment dance sec
45:11 the vegetation have much to the area was so dense that land travel was extremely
45:16 difficult
45:18 estimate suppose it is estimated that the northwest coast to the 1400 had a
45:23 population of about
45:25 230,000 rule custom
45:29 space saving multiple family housing units are often the rule in Canada
45:35 transportation transit
45:37 a Canadian city is better served by and more dependent on mass transportation
45:42 then is a city in the United States
45:45 era period novelist
45:48 F scott Fitzgerald call the era the Jazz Age
45:52 which reflected the inroads african-american musical influence
45:55 on the nation at large predator carnivore
45:59 many predators kill only when their prey is moving
46:02 pretend assume
46:06 an animal that pretends to be dead may succeed in causing a predator to lose
46:10 interest
46:11 and move along in search of more lively pray subtle
46:15 faint
46:17 newborn snakes are capable of making very subtle assessment so the degree of
46:21 threat posed by a particular predator
46:24 predominately mostly in 1860
46:28 the United States was predominantly rural engage
46:32 occupy in those days most people were engaged in agriculture
46:37 boast Bragg in 1860
46:41 only eight cities could boast about having a population of more than 100,000
46:46 shift change the changing physical landscape reflected the shift to an
46:52 urbanized society
46:53 urgent pressing it is extremely
46:57 urgent that they be rescued from the mountain before dark effect
47:01 influence
47:03 in some regions the urban impact had a depressing effect upon the surrounding
47:07 rural communities
47:09 structure building first as the Kiva
47:13 a generally circular underground structure used for gathering of can
47:16 group
47:17 burial internment in all areas
47:21 the anasazi followed a characteristic pattern of burials
47:25 concern relate the practical truth of the matter is
47:30 that most coaches are primarily concerned with pure strength
47:34 promote encourage the post-war economy in that country created an environment
47:39 that promoted investment
47:41 chart diagram the structure a formal organization
47:46 is sufficiently clear so that it can be put on paper in the form a band
47:50 organizational chart prophetic predictive
47:55 anderson also made a prophetic statement about its future
47:59 lucerne ease capuchin monkeys loose and not meet by inserting sticks and a small
48:05 shell cracks
48:07 trap shot
48:09 on cool sunny days the shelters act as miniature greenhouses
48:13 trapping air that is moisture and warmer then the outside atmosphere
48:18 poisonous venomous leave shelters enable some caterpillars to feed on plants that
48:24 would normally be poisonous to them
48:27 fund capital this program provided government funds to employ
48:32 artists to participate in park projects that all Americans could enjoy
48:36 tropical mangrove forests grow along many of the world's tropical coastlines
48:45 ample super abundant mangrove forests provide
48:49 dense cover and ample food in a narrow area that bounds marine and terrestrial
48:53 habitats
48:55 nutrient near Ashland leaf litter
48:59 that has swept from mangrove forest by tides and storms
49:02 introduces additional sources of nutrients and a seagrass beds and reef
49:06 areas
49:07 universally throughout universally painters advertise to selling points
49:13 cheap rates and a good likeness
49:16 taste appreciation for provincials
49:20 anxious to mark their social level declare their taste
49:23 despite the recent material gains and record their success for posterity
49:27 painting meant portrait painting
49:30 temperature heat
49:33 when temperatures drop this space could be filled with dry grass
49:36 and snow could be piled around the outside represent
49:40 stand for all the symbols he used
49:43 represented Cherokee samples and had a distinctly Cherokee farm
49:47 gear Kog
49:50 clocks with wooden gears cost less than half the price of clocks with brass
49:54 gears
49:55 vehicle car the orchestra has become the most important vehicle for the
50:01 transmission of musical phat
50:03 contribution donation
50:06 these private contributions rarely keeping orchestra out of debt
50:10 and some public funds are used in the united states to support
50:13 orchestras cave cavern
50:16 the formation a limestone cave is not particularly complicated
50:21 but it may take millions have years to produce the basic cavity
50:24 molecule particle
50:27 recognition occurs wanna send molecule fits into its corresponding receptor
50:31 site
50:32 like a key into a lock mamol
50:38 bald eagles feed primarily on fish birds and small mammals
50:41 overall entire
50:45 using information from 20 studies have nesting eagles in North America
50:49 and overall average diet can be calculated prior
50:53 previous although fish may be preferred
50:57 prior experience can greatly influence the birds choice
51:00 domestic internal as the domestic market expanded manufacturing enterprises
51:06 became increasingly specialized
51:09 severe harsh since the concrete and asphalt are impermeable
51:14 the runoff water following brain is rapid resulting in a severe reduction in
51:19 the evaporation rate
51:20 magnitude extend
51:23 many studies have shown that the magnitude of human-made
51:26 energy in metropolitan areas is equal to a significant percentage of the energy
51:31 received from the Sun and its surface
51:33 solar relating to the Sun
51:37 during the winter the quantity of heat produced from combustion alone
51:41 was two-and-a-half times greater than the amount of solar energy reaching the
51:44 ground
51:45 beneficial profitable during the winter the nighttime warm for
51:50 urban areas produced in large part by heavy energy consumption
51:54 is beneficial because less energy is needed to heat buildings
51:58 legend tradition the legends have many ancient cultures
52:03 hold that divine beings created the heavens and control such cosmic events
52:07 as a club says
52:08 Galaxy Milky Way
52:12 they assume that alien beings elsewhere in the galaxy will probably trying to
52:16 contact
52:17 earthlings using flash is applied to carry their messages
52:21 fashion mode
52:23 some people believe that mathematics is a difficult dole subject
52:27 that is to be pursued only in a clear-cut logical fashion
52:31 generalization synthesis
52:34 it is often much later that the generalization is proved and finds its
52:38 way into an actual textbook
52:40 multiplication children may find it easier to learn their multiplication
52:47 tables
52:48 by exploring the patterns that the numbers display
52:51 enthusiastic frantic this tireless and enthusiastic proponent of what is now
52:57 called
52:58 alternate technology began using the paradigm in speeches at least as early
53:01 as 1964
53:04 spacecraft spaceship crew members other spacecraft
53:08 do not recycle because it is politically correct to do so
53:12 they recycle because if they do not they will die
53:15 misleading delusive both of these assumptions are correct for machines
53:21 but dangerously misleading for the planet rotation
53:26 changed crop rotation has been used to control pass by changing their food
53:31 supply on a regular basis
53:32 strategy tactics I p.m. as a management strategy rather than an attempt to
53:39 eliminate problem causing plants and animals
53:42 stable steady heel spur Hector may drop
53:46 but costs fall as well das profit usually remain
53:50 relatively stable serve take charge of work
53:55 established in 1790 the United States Census
53:59 is the oldest continuous periodic sense is done by a nation
54:02 and has served as a model for the institution elsewhere
54:05 encounter meeting several hundred to 1,000 or more
54:10 asteroids wider than one-third of a mile are capable of crossing
54:14 Earth's orbit for a close encounter
54:17 collision crash
54:20 if an asteroid were found to be on a collision course with Earth
54:23 astronomers could provide timely warnings
54:26 convert changed carbon dioxide helps crops convert solar energy
54:32 and a food energy
54:34 abundant plentiful paleontologist are able to recognize geologic time periods
54:40 based on group have organisms that were especially abundant during
54:44 and characteristic of a particular time period supplement
54:49 compliment absolute dating methods such as radiocarbon dating
54:54 which was discovered in the late nineteen forties did not replace these
54:57 techniques
54:58 but only supplemented them vital important
55:02 during the colonial days and into the 19th century
55:05 shipping and shipbuilding industries were vital to the British colonies in
55:09 North America
55:10 component part wanted the most symbolic and decorative component to the ship
55:17 was the figure had located near the bowsprit
55:20 at the front of the ship with the sides came together resemble
55:23 take after the earliest North American figureheads resembled English examples
55:29 usually images I've animals or elegant classical female figures
55:33 motif same the most common motif showed a female figure
55:38 larger-than-life sized costumed in the style of the day
55:41 sophisticated elaborate birds have an extremely sophisticated visual
55:47 communication system
55:49 apparently seemingly the birds take off
55:53 turn in land apparently without a leader or any sort of command
55:57 yet collisions are extremely rare provided
56:01 if
56:03 provided that each pigeon makes the correct movements during pride
56:06 there will be no injuries to the flock as a result of misdirection
56:10 flock heard another bird signal
56:14 is the attitude of alertness that conveys a warning among flocks of geese
56:19 capital asset capital for courts crushing mills
56:23 and for vessels are mercury to dissolve gold came not from the prospectors
56:27 but from investors in San Francisco Philadelphia
56:30 and London
56:32 anticipate expect during the late 19th century
56:36 many architects in the United States anticipated that a native style of
56:40 architecture
56:41 would emerge from the proper use of word initial
56:44 first opponents argue that even though the initial cost of a temper house was
56:49 less than that of one a brick stone or concrete
56:52 the long-term expense was greater suburb
56:56 outskirts since new suburbs did not have a fish in fire fighting systems
57:01 the fact that masonry is fireproof was a compelling argument
57:05 in favor of solid construction upset
57:08 overturn
57:10 these external forces can upset the balance Adam
57:13 and as a result the Adam can gain or lose electrons
57:16 lightning bolt one of the most noticeable effects Irvine is Asian
57:22 is lightning
57:24 influential powerful in New York
57:27 the painter Samuel Morse was influential in the dissemination of the
57:31 daguerreotype process
57:33 aptitude ability the process of making a dick airtight
57:38 required only some mechanical aptitude and a little knowledge of chemistry
57:42 but no artistic talent immigrant immigrant
57:47 in the two decades after the end of the second world war
57:50 over two and a half million people came to Canada as immigrants
57:54 segment part the rule segments of Canada's population
57:59 fell from 38 percent in 1951 to 26 percent in nineteen sixty sex
58:05 metropolitan relating to a large city
58:09 people move from smaller towns and cities to the more dynamic metropolitan
58:13 centres
58:13 amenity comfort life in the city offered many amenities not present in rural
58:20 communities
58:21 but it also necessitated physical and social planning on a scale
58:25 that Canada had never experienced before
58:29 invertebrate a creature without a backbone one of the most complex
58:33 communication systems
58:35 certainly among invertebrates is that ok honey bees
58:38 propose suggest based on his experience
58:42 von Frisch proposed that the dance indicates the location of food
58:46 sent fragrance although the Round Dance does not indicate direction
58:52 tasting the nectar is likely to help the bees identifies send
58:55 to fly toward ingredient material
58:59 in favorable conditions East the other essential ingredient of raised bread
59:04 produces carbon dioxide gas subsequently
59:08 afterward
59:10 when the mixture is subsequently heated the gluten becomes Ferman said of
59:14 elastic
59:14 and this is what holds the bread in its raised form
59:18 board
59:19 get into getting get on
59:24 five English class makers were arrested in England as they boarded a ship for
59:28 america
59:29 last sustain the financial and technical considerations of glassmaking
59:35 were such that most of the colonial glass factories only lasted for a short
59:39 time
59:39 conceive think up Pennsylvania's first class house was conceived in 1682
59:47 as part of the economic plan at the settlement a Philadelphia
59:50 accompany join for this undertaking and English window maker from England was
59:56 hired
59:57 and four other English class makers agreed to accompany him
60:00 left ride
60:03 could you give me a lift to campus head
60:06 turn john was headed to the gym
60:10 mind
60:11 intellect many scientists believe non-human animals had no mind whatsoever
60:17 twist ranch it wasn't easy to persuade him to help with the project
60:23 I had to twist his arm
60:25 rap fold
60:28 I haven't been able to see Pete for weeks because he's wrapped up in his
60:31 research
60:32 wit intellect the midterm test scores have been posted
60:36 and I failed dismally I'm just at my wits and
60:40 our son incendiary some
60:43 wildfires caused by our son often have grave consequences
60:48 icicle the formation evolves into a familiar
60:54 I sickle shaped stalactite plug staff
60:58 the hollow tubes become plugged and the water then runs down the outside surface
61:03 drapery curtain this kind of k formation is called a drapery
61:09 published City popularity our car needs to recover from negative publicity about
61:15 its fuel-efficiency
61:17 clarify clear up let me clarify this rather complicated story
61:22 toward us turned all
61:25 tortoises are land animals meaning that they don't live in the water
61:29 pale white some milk look creamy white
61:34 what others looking almost pale yellow
61:37 prepare cock
61:39 the puffer fish must be prepared very carefully
61:42 so that the poisonous part I removed reject
61:46 turndown colonial artists were trained in
61:49 England or educated in the classics rejected the status of labor
61:53 and father themselves as artists hectic
61:57 very busy
61:59 life has been really hectic for the past three weeks
62:02 plumbing piping
62:05 the design should allow for easy heating and cooling plumbing and electrical
62:09 wiring
62:10 infamous notorious at 10 disallowed
62:14 and 18th century French finance minister was
62:17 infamous for its cost-cutting policies comprehend
62:21 understand a pencil and paper decision-making procedure permits people
62:26 to deal with more variables in their minds can generally comprehend
62:30 swamp blog
62:33 they were register cross in a wilderness have woods and swamps to penetrate
62:38 surrender concede
62:40 president bush explain that the Taliban regime has been warned to meet american
62:45 demands to surrender Osama bin Laden
62:47 orchard
62:51 I grew up in a small town for almost
62:53 everyone works in orchards beverage drink
62:58 on some occasions a fermented beverage was used instead of water to mix doe
63:02 n roll enter
63:06 in order to enroll at a college every high school student in the US
63:09 has to take the SAT or ACT generate
63:13 produce rainfall amounts may be smaller on the weekend
63:18 because the dust particles generated by cars and factories
63:21 are reduced informative instructive
63:25 these techniques have proven extremely useful for adding informative materials
63:30 to a library's collection
63:31 at a low cost prescription direction
63:35 is there any drug store near here where I can have this prescription filled
63:40 pharmacist druggist this university hospital
63:44 needs not only good doctors but also able pharmacists
63:48 compliment flattery the supervisor told her that she had managerial skills
63:54 but that was just a compliment
63:56 identity self
63:59 the women's rights movement help to forge a new sense of identity
64:02 and shared experiences among women spiral
64:06 swirling spiral galaxies have a small bright central region
64:11 or nucleus
64:12 town cedars
64:17 typically have stout con shaped bills and strong jaw muscles for crushing
64:21 seeds
64:22 favor kindness thanks
64:26 all repay the favor someday layoff
64:29 dismiss businesses may not be able to afford the wage increase
64:34 and they may have to lay off workers starch
64:40 animal store their food reserves as glycogen
64:43 whereas plant store their food as starch
64:46 livestock domestic animal when people started keeping cattle
64:51 goats and sheep dogs were used to hurt in car the livestock
64:56 refund repayment if you take the book back to the bookstore this week
65:01 you can still get a full refund annex
65:04 new building actually this is not the main building at the art department
65:09 but the art an axe quest exploration
65:13 scientists are those who are passionate in their quest to discover new things
65:19 precipitation rainfall although the
65:22 Arctic and Antarctic receive minimal precipitation
65:26 what's know that does fall is saved marlon
65:29 Spearfish long pointed tail lobes
65:33 like those of the marlon are found only on fast swimmers
65:37 bitch tackle the flowers make my nose at
65:41 pollan arena pollen is carried by the wind
65:46 or my insects to other flowers in the same type sneeze
65:53 they say
65:54 maybe someone is talking about you when you sneeze for no reason
65:57 farm
66:01 the dog suddenly ran into the road
66:03 and I heard a thump on the passenger side of the car
66:07 decade 10 years her productivity sense then
66:11 has been prodigious accumulating in less than two decades
66:15 nearly 30 titles payroll
66:20 hotel controllers managed the accounting and payroll departments
66:24 and find ways to improve efficiency
66:27 tease pecan
66:29 maybe he thinks you're teasing him tweezers
66:33 the Warblers you short slender bills like tweezers to pick small
66:39 insect of leaves and twigs
66:42 intramural
66:45 how would you like to play intramural softball
66:48 blizzard snowstorm the police had to close route 27 due to a blizzard
66:55 criticize find fault with
66:59 my boss always criticizes me flunk
67:02 fail
67:04 he is concerned that he may have fun the quiz
67:07 caterpillar woolly bear
67:10 caterpillar's create compact shelters that are almost
67:13 always conspicuous and endured long after the occupant has departed
67:18 wasp hornet young warblers leave wasps alone because they recognize the black
67:25 and yellow stripes and the wasp is dangerous
67:28 consciousness sense politics has played a significant role in the american
67:33 consciousness
67:34 ever since the colonial era repent
67:37 regret
67:39 after having yelled at his mother he went to church to repent for his
67:43 wrongdoing
67:44 domain area
67:47 half-eaten fruit flowers and seeds rained down on him from regions have
67:51 animals
67:52 high in their son let domain thrifty
67:55 economical
67:57 economical is not close to economic but thrifty
68:00 in meaning stock steel
68:03 the specter of obesity stocks on the bus the way
68:07 starvation stocks others outgoing
68:10 sociable self image can be indicated by a tone of voice that is confident
68:16 pretentious shy aggressive outgoing or exuberant
68:19 to name only a few personality traits astronomer
68:26 one astronomer estimates
68:28 that a large space satellite orbiting the Earth now stands at 10 percent
68:32 chance of being hit by discarded space debris
68:35 sprinkle scatter in Seattle the potatoes fried in corn oil from Nebraska
68:41 sprinkle with salt from louisiana and eaten in a restaurant
68:45 amiable pleasant she has had an
68:49 amiable disposition said she was little transplant
68:53 implant the immune system recognizes
68:56 and takes action against foreign invaders and transplanted tissues that
69:00 are treated as foreign cells
69:02 pregnant expectant
69:05 where there's so many pregnant females and young at Haas modern
69:09 when they're so rare elsewhere tied stream
69:13 two nominees have nothing to do with the action of tides
69:17 successive consecutive
69:20 the munis cope with a machine that reproduced motion by means of successive
69:24 images
69:24 on individual photographic cards instead of on strip some celluloid
69:29 timid coward certainly he is less timid than he used to be
69:35 imprisonment confinement
69:39 imprisonment as a penalty became common after the 16th century
69:43 but only for lesser offenses patent
69:49 Rachel Brown patented one of the most widely acclaimed wonder drugs at the
69:52 post second world war years
69:54 incline 10
69:58 I'm inclined to acknowledge that Darwin was the most profound
70:01 all intellectuals in British history monetary
70:05 financial mistakes in monetary policy slow the nation's recovery
70:10 compromise meet halfway
70:14 floor leaders try hard to persuade committee leaders and party members
70:18 to accept compromises are trade-offs in order to win votes on bills
70:23 accuse blame Congress has the power to impeach
70:28 or accuse an official such as the president or federal judge
70:31 have serious wrongdoing ironic sarcastic
70:36 in an ironic twist there's a growing consensus among sociologists
70:41 that the extent to the panic was greatly exaggerated
70:44 corrupt rotten the destitute in New York in those days were ruled by corrupt city
70:50 bosses
70:51 detergent cleanser
70:55 if it doesn't say dry clean only I can wash this fast and water
70:58 then what kind of detergent should I use simultaneously
71:03 at the same time nasdaq's trading information is simultaneously broadcast
71:08 to some 360,000 computer terminals throughout the world
71:13 cosmic up the universe
71:16 the extinction of the dinosaurs was caused by some physical event
71:20 either climatic or cosmic
71:23 can size succinct
71:26 worksheets require defining the problem in a clear and concise way
71:29 and then listening all possible solutions to the problem
71:32 miscellaneous various
71:36 phar-mor's perceived then remembered otherwise the mind would be a storehouse
71:41 of miscellaneous
71:42 on assorted data indigestion in digestibility
71:47 she is suffering from indigestion after eating fatty food
71:50 brochure pamphlet
71:54 I'll go downtown to pick up some brochures from the travel agent
71:59 exaggerated bro
72:01 bag
72:02 there is a growing consensus among sociologists at the extent to the panic
72:06 was greatly exaggerated
72:07 console comfort he tried to console the woman by pointing out that the dog was
72:14 not injured
72:15 avalanche slide I hope they know about the avalanche warnings
72:21 alloy metal
72:24 offset printing plates are usually made of steel aluminum
72:27 or chrome copper alloy Marsh
72:30 swamp the street to dark feathers are the female red-winged Blackbird blend
72:36 with the brown
72:36 the masts fastened to the stems have cat tails in marcia's
72:40 affluent rich some colonial
72:44 urban portrait tests associated with affluent patrons
72:47 astonishing surprising inventories of colonial library shown astonishing
72:53 number of these handbooks
72:55 hard tough
72:58 that plant has a heart stem transparent
73:01 clear glass can be transparent
73:04 translucent and opaque anthropology
73:11 a major shift in the approach to physical anthropology occurred
73:15 with the discovery of genetic principles
73:18 apparatus equipment
73:21 the apparatus in the study was a plastic container with
73:23 opening two centimetres why did it stop
73:27 Atlas map I know that atlases around here somewhere
73:33 commute go to I'd like a small house in a quiet suburb that's within commuting
73:38 distance of the university
73:41 digestive assimilating microflora in the digestive tract
73:46 converts the toxin found in the eucalyptus tree into a non toxic form
73:50 forbid prohibited
73:54 in 1808 Congress passed a law for being traitors to bring African slaves
73:58 into the United States
74:00 kidney he developed a kidney disease from which he eventually died in
74:06 November 1916
74:08 at the age of 40
74:10 lead these remain the basic ingredients are glass
74:16 until the development have led glass in the 17th century
74:19 minute microscopic
74:22 the material universe is composed of my new particles
74:27 or Kim apparatus aging as a result of the gradual failure in the body's cells
74:32 and organs to replace
74:34 or repair themselves
74:36 photosynthesis photo tropez some direct growing seedlings toward the sunlight
74:43 that powers photosynthesis renowned
74:46 fame his disciplined approach eventually paid off
74:50 and he became renowned internationally tell
74:53 carry
74:55 there were a lot of items under five dollars but I didn't find anything worth
74:59 toting home
75:00 treat on let's go out for pizza
75:04 might read
75:06 tremendous enormous
75:08 today we will focus on a tremendous financial difficulties a building the
75:12 Transcontinental Railroad
75:14 windshield
75:18 the Recreation Center bus has the letters
75:20 RC above the windshield evaluation
75:25 estimation I p.m. involves the evaluation of each crop
75:29 and its related pest species as an ecological system
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