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For more than 2, 800 years, the concept of eating plants intheir whole-food form has struggled to be heard and adopted as a way of life.

It was impossible for the children to hold intheir laughter any longer.

And now that the shock of yieldingcontrol has worn off, some of them are looking forward to a change intheir status.

So, humans can be considered free intheir behaviour, in as much as their behaviour is self-initiated andadaptive.

They are shaking as though they are intheir own tiny earthquake.

Laws, intheir most general signification, are the necessary relations arising from thenature of things.

Participants stood with either a light or heavy clipboard cradled intheir arm, filling out surveys.

Moreover, they were more efficient intheir use of visual or auditory evidence than those playing with the Sims.

growing vegetables intheir gardens, andlooking after animals.

When hetried to tame lions, they ate him, scorning the thin hoop he flourished intheir direction.

Some runners liketo usehand warmers intheir gloves to keep their hands extra toasty.

Animals living intheir natural state, ie inthe wild

Before the powers of destruction will succeed intheir design,