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... because the first instruments invented to create a high frequency gave off their waves in ' trains , ' or series of four or five waves each , and there- fore could not carry a continuous sound but could carry dots and dashes .
... because the first instruments invented to create a high frequency gave off their waves in ' trains , ' or series of four or five waves each , and there- fore could not carry a continuous sound but could carry dots and dashes .
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The completed south jetty and the un- completed north jetty might be called stupendous breast works , erected in the daring attempt to compel the river to carry its gathered silt and sand on into the deep water of the ocean , rather ...
The completed south jetty and the un- completed north jetty might be called stupendous breast works , erected in the daring attempt to compel the river to carry its gathered silt and sand on into the deep water of the ocean , rather ...
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Southerly transmission lines of from 600 to 800 miles in length would carry the power of either to Montevideo , Buenos Aires , Rosario , and the whole industrial region of the Rio Plate , while lines the same distance to the ...
Southerly transmission lines of from 600 to 800 miles in length would carry the power of either to Montevideo , Buenos Aires , Rosario , and the whole industrial region of the Rio Plate , while lines the same distance to the ...
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He did not hesitate to compare races of men with herds of cattle and horses whose strongest , best - developed speci- mens were slaughtered , leaving the runts and scrubs to carry on the repro- duction of the breed .
He did not hesitate to compare races of men with herds of cattle and horses whose strongest , best - developed speci- mens were slaughtered , leaving the runts and scrubs to carry on the repro- duction of the breed .
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So effectively did he carry it on that , in 1907 , he was made director - in- chief of the World Peace Foundation , the chieftainship of which he laid down only that the administrative details might not prevent him from going out on the ...
So effectively did he carry it on that , in 1907 , he was made director - in- chief of the World Peace Foundation , the chieftainship of which he laid down only that the administrative details might not prevent him from going out on the ...
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