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Also, none of the restaurants could prepare the steamed fish and grilled vegetables he subsists on to his liking.

Mathematical formalization consists of what is written, but it only subsists if I employ, in presenting it, the language I make use of.

An oasis of peace hides behind the shape of the dynamic hotel like calmness subsists in the deep below the waves of the sea.

It is in that part of thee in which subsists the power of forming opinions about evils.

He subsists on a free daily meal of soup, salad and bread prepared by the capital's Greek, Anglican and African churches.

We will have to speak again about what a straight line is, how it subsists, how, as one might say, it is akin to a circle.

There is perhaps, no people or community, now existing, which subsists entirely on the spontaneous produce of vegetation.

This plant subsists in water holes only during the rainy season.

It is thus not without an intimate affinity to the problem of the true that Christianity subsists.

As long as this attitude subsists, quality will be inconsistent.

The working class is the class basis which our Party subsists on.

There's even a variety that subsists on the slime left by snails.

He subsists, it seems, largely on oatmeal.

But this cannot be done while the original product subsists;