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Needless to say, the examples of borrowing from American quoted in the preceding pages are a mere fraction of what might be adduced.

This may be so for precisely the same reasons as are adduced for regarding the supply curve of a factor to an individual firm as horizontal.

This, taken by itself, would be a stronger argument than can be adduced for the majority of classical works.

Of all that has been adduced in support of the post-exilic theory, only passages like iv.

Whatever facts are adduced to knock them down can also be taken as evidence of the multi-layered cunning of those behind the plots.

Evidence adduced for this speculation includes the fact that his compositional output increased in Dresden and Halle.

However innocent B may be of the offense adduced by A. there is no question that, in these circumstances, he has been punished by A.

Nor has anything been here said or adduced to the reproach of any one.

Quotation is something that is quoted, especially: a passage referred to, repeated, or adduced .

The arguments adduced both in support of this proposition and against it fall into two categories .

Many possible reasons why human beings are responsive to beauty and need art in their lives can and have been adduced.

To understand why and how these limits can be adduced , we must come back to the nature of man.

Several factors have been adduced to explain the fall in the birth rate.

At last, a design example-the modularization design of seats of passenger car is adduced.

Evidence is adduced by the procurator fiscal .

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That heat transfer of CLVD accords with the model of pool boiling was firstly adduced.

He adduced nothing to prove his theory.

The principal adduced a record of good marks and leadership to show the boy deserved a scholarship.

Ultimately, the legis and judicial submittals that adduced the sound and perfect our country continuance to pump, detain the system.