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At present, humanity is in a state of great spiritual darkness - the darkness which precedes dawn.

Precedes one or more digits representing the number of type parameters, located at the end of the name of a generic type.

New medicines may be able to reverse some of the genetic damage that accompanies aging and precedes cancer.

As they gradually rose from the level of the valleys, the thick darkness which usually precedes the approach of day began to disperse.

Notice that the return value must be one of the pre-defined values, EQUIVALENT, PRECEDES, or FOLLOWS.

There is also a strong link between the size of a bull market and the size of the downturn that precedes it.

In every case, the practice that precedes the instance of "luck" is just as important as the crowning moment itself.

Such a proposition could interfere with the basic rule that cause precedes effect, called causality.

To say that something is inevitable is to assert that it will occur no matter what precedes it .

A backslash precedes the name of each argument of the macro when the name is actually used inside a macro.

Just as thunder precedes lightning, earthquakes often foretell volcanic activity.

The New Testament, originally written in Greek, uses the word "logos" to mean both "word" and the thought which precedes the word.

E. g. , "John throws the ball" is active voice. The doer of the action, John, precedes the verb.

We have developed a system that will record the numeric code that precedes any of our alpha numeric code on our purchase orders.

The reason is surely a lot of, but the basic problem is a plan to have no can at early proceeding colour that precedes the design.

Scientists have detected a consistent pattern in the sun's magnetic behavior that precedes solar flares.

America's gravitation toward socialism has been long-term and precedes even the arrival of Bill and Hillary Clinton in the White House.

Brown discharge on her panties usually precedes heavy bright red flow.

Make sure a valid Select or Select Case statement precedes the Exit Select and a valid End Select statement appears after it.

In Italy, this step usually precedes a request for a court trial, and is meant to allow the accused time to prepare their defence.

An event that precedes the main event of a particular program, especially in boxing or wrestling.

Notice on the FLIGHTS tab the asterisk that precedes the word FLIGHTS.

Thus in the bull the capacity for erection of the penis precedes the appearance of spermatozoa.

Automatically appears when you backspace the cursor to a scope operator that precedes an object, or when you undo the completion action.

I'm not impressed with you. But your reputation precedes you.

Meiosis, which usually precedes spore or, sometimes, gamete formation, halves the chromosome number to produce haploid gametes .

Remember that only the remote processing that precedes the return of results can be overlapped.

It should be noted that a locale code precedes what many refer to as a language code (a form of locale code).

The bang operator tells Access that what follows is an object that belongs to the collection that precedes the bang operator.

Antigen processing by macrophages precedes recognition of an antigen by lymphocytes.

The south-pointing chariot precedes a lordly procession, preventing the party from losing its way in the desolate countryside of old China.

The sound of his boots precedes him and he brings a rush of morning chill in.

A transmission control character that precedes a text and may be used to terminate the message heading.

Chain formation precedes the crosslinking reaction that ultimately suppresses all dipole mobility during curing.

looks for zero repetitions or one repetition of the character that precedes the question mark.

An embellishing note, usually one step above or below the note it precedes and indicated by a small note or special sign.

Its speed shall follow the speed of the drive on the coater, which immediately precedes it in the Line.

Evidently suppression precedes the synthesis of subjective contours in the visual processing hierarchy.

Medical research scholars point out that insomnia sometimes precedes psychotic breakdowns.

Louise, I have to say your reputation precedes you, almost every single student in the college know about you!

[C] Such a slowdown usually precedes a boom.

Complexity researchers who study the behavior of stock markets may have identified a signal that precedes crashes.

Its strong stellar wind precedes it, compressing and heating the dusty interstellar material and shaping the curved shock front.

Such a slowdown usually precedes a boom.

In the view that opens for the existing connection, look in the providers section for the text that precedes the named consumer.

The outstanding feature that contemporary society productivity develops is high-tech precedes.

A quantifier expression applies to the character, group, or character class that immediately precedes it.

On tracks of less than 333. 33 metres, each lap that precedes the sprint shall be indicated by a bell.

Perhaps we ought to seek the explanation in that preliminary period of conscious work which always precedes all fruitful unconscious labor.

Wartime propaganda. A common lie weaved throughout history is the lie that precedes an unprovoked act of aggression.

Experimental results show that the forecast effect of PLS-SVM model precedes obviously the common PLS model.

Although this isn't Siwon's first rodeo as an actor, because he is from the music industry, the idol member tag precedes him.

This operation is invoked by a demo Configuration Web page which precedes the Retailer's Web page.

As with XPath, a @ mark precedes attribute values, and square brackets contain numbered sibling nodes.

A two-digit year that is greater than the last two digits of the cutoff year is in the century that precedes the cutoff year.

Almost no one precedes their HTML documents with the SGML doctype command.

But there is no logical sense in which age precedes telephone number.

Here again, the essence of man precedes that historic existence which we confront in experience.

The professor's reputation precedes him. He is an acknowledged language expert.

The http that precedes it indicates that you will use the Hypertext Transfer Protocol.

He knocks the door first, opens it, precedes the guest into the room, truns on the lights and draws the curtains aside.

A separate ghostly clump of gas has been ejected, which precedes rather than follows the associated dark matter.

If you can't imagine it, you can't ever do it. In my experience the image always precedes the reality.

Diameters. The diameter symbol precedes all diametral values.

A section break controls the section formatting of the text that precedes it.

The Greek civilization precedes the Roman civilization.

music that precedes a fugue or introduces an act in an opera.

The floor attendant knocks at the door first, opens it, and precedes the guest into the room and turns on the light.

In about 20 per cent of the latter a duodenal ulcer is or has been present all in almost all instances it precedes the gastric lesion.

The roaring sound of distant thunder usually precedes storm and rainfall.

The attributive precedes the center word to modify, restrict or describe it.

The theme of the 3rd Annual Conference is "Washback" , the positive influence of exams on the teaching learning that precedes them.

In this way, the AI programmer can easily follow the sequence of events that precedes the buggy behavior and take action accordingly.

Gorgeous . Mary, your reputation precedes you.

It is a part of the solemn ritual of traveling. It precedes the offering.

We are currently in the emergency phase, which precedes famine, and it is bound to get worse.

Reach high, for the stars lie hidden in your soul. Dream deep, for every dream precedes the goal.

Theoretical innovation based on practice precedes social development and changes.

Ron Artest's legend precedes him the way lightning precedes thunder.

Kobe beef is a Japanese delicacy whose reputation precedes it.

If the database uses the simple recovery model, marks for reuse the space that precedes the MinLSN.

This section is much more personal and accessible than what precedes it and contains many stories and personal anecdotes.

Whereas natural justice takes effect through the regime, natural law sets the basis for regimes and so precedes the regime.

This prompt precedes each status message for every build step.

So, this regexp is equivalent to: Take the first text that precedes a space.

This text that precedes the consumer is the text in the GetText property.

The INTO clause follows the select list and precedes the FROM clause.

Awakening of sushumna, making sushumna nadi flow, is the most important process in yoga which precedes kundalini awakening.

Economy precedes every other problem.

Reach high, for stars lie hidden in your soul. Dream deep, for every dream precedes the goal.

That usually precedes some kind of reversal.

The carnival is an annual celebration before Lent, a 40-day period of fasting that precedes Easter.

That precedes the password. It hides the password from appearing in your log files.

The static modifier that precedes $onlyOne ties the variable to the class itself.

A diminution in the maternal perception of fetal movement often but not invariably precedes fetal death, in some cases by several days.

Statement and precedes the End Sub statement to separate it from the procedure flow.

Every decade is, in some way, defined and shaped by the one that precedes it.

That subexpression matches any word that precedes a colon and two forward slashes.

anything that precedes something similar in time.

This script precedes all pre-test and test actions in the unit test.

But the decline in the salience of health and education precedes the downturn: it started in 2002.

looks for one or more repetitions of the character that precedes the plus sign.

One digit always precedes the decimal point.

FA (Knocks at the door first, opens it, and precedes the guests into the room and turns on the light) This way, please.

The third period of the Paleozoic era, the Silurian follows the Ordovician period and precedes the Devonian.

Because the underscore that precedes H is a double, the W key registers as the access key.

You must be Mr. John Kennedy . Your name precedes you.

The struggle that precedes death.

I guess your reputation precedes you.

Or one can have intuition about the weather, which is based on observation of what precedes a storm or pressure change.

You must be Bill Gates. Your name precedes you.

We live in the Universe that follows the principle that thought precedes matter.

Because the result lognitudinal overprinter precedes syndiospecific Office paper is stable, but do not have to doubt.

Now that you have read that sentence, reread the one that precedes.

Your name precedes you.

What we've learned (I think), No. 1: Extreme overvaluation precedes a crisis -- you might say it's a prerequisite.

M precedes N in the alphabet.

For example, excessive yawning often precedes seizures in people with epilepsy and pain in people with migraine headaches.

She precedes me in the job.

Money precedes over than the law not only undermines the image of justice, but also hurts the basis of social ethics.

Most people think that a great mind precedes great action.

e. g. (1)In English the determiner and the noun it precedes should concord in number.

For if indeed existence precedes essence, one will never be able to explain one's action by reference to a given and specific human nature;

As follows (not as follow ) is the established form of the idiom, no matter whether the noun that precedes it is singular or plural:

Something that precedes, prepares for, or introduces the main matter, action, or business

The name specifier in the tag that precedes the comments;

Senses low pressure condition that precedes high pressure surge and opens to relieve high pressure

limited property interest precedes over ownership;

Magnetic enhancement is linked to and precedes hematite formation in aerobic soil

Enhancement of Self-perceived Mate Value Precedes a Shift in Men's Preferred Mating Strategy

Business-school research: Your reputation precedes you

Is negative, the new position precedes the position specified by

Intensity; this root can intensify the action of the verb that it precedes, for example: