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Nature abhors a vacuum, and since the inherent nature of the universe is good, a vacuum will always be filled with good.

"Nature abhors a vacuum, so the chamber itself, because it is empty, it tends to be filled in by the body, " he said.

History abhors leaps, and large changes and economic revolutions do not come out of blue .

In a similar fashion, Maier insists that the laziness she abhors is the intellectual and moral laziness encouraged by the corporate world.

Hera abhors Hercules as damnable evidence of her husband's infidelities, yet the demigod has his allies.

To a world that abhors you and I?

According to his official biography, "He abhors embarrassing situations; he hates failures and he loves peace. "

Nature abhors a vacuum, but she's no fan of electrical fields, either, usually releasing their energy any chance she gets.

In addition, such fines also produce the kind of "chilling effect" First Amendment doctrine abhors.

China abhors the use of the word "president" to describe Taiwan's top official.

Since economics, like nature, abhors a vacuum, a small industry of "security companies" has emerged to exploit the hackers' dilemma.

If Owen has reinvented the meeting, he's done it by recognizing that creativity abhors a vacuum.

Remember, the Universe abhors a vacuum and something new will come in, in its place, soon enough.

so why does water move up on the left hand side , well it must be that nature abhors that emptiness.

Yet it turns out that the man who abhors Speedo-clad men used to trouser rent from gay night clubs.

Spellcasting: The very essence of the Plane of Shadow abhors direct light and fire.

A proud man abhors lowliness; so does the rich man abhor the poor.

In regarding has poisoned in the hall lucky Ke De knight novel idea, Cervantes expresses is abhors.

And British society, Cameron tells us, abhors that kind of behaviour.

Janet is doing her best to pass English because she abhors the thought of having to repeat it in summer school.

If nature abhors a vacuum, politics abhors complexity.

That it's long and abhors transparence.

Nature abhors a vacuum, but nearly anything else will do.

Like Mother Nature, Mr. Market abhors a vacuum.

He has impressed Mr Dimon, who abhors yes men, by standing his ground when they disagree.

Hansen doesn't offer a single idea as to what the world will use to replace the coal that he abhors.

Nature abhors a vacuum.

Because it is just too ugly. And everything in our experience tells us that nature abhors ugly.

why is he staying at Wuthering Heights, the house of a man whom he abhors?

(The philosopher Spinoza observed centuries ago that, "Nature abhors a vacuum. " )