natural life

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The results (table 3) show that the sensitivity was greatest with inputs for naturallife expectancy, maximum recruitment rate, and pat-occupying frequency of breeders.
To this extent the disenchantment thesis may have nearly run its course and be approaching the end of its naturallife.
Beyond these symptoms, however, opium did not cause diseases and premature death; instead the user, barring other illnesses, could live out his naturallife span.
Some, though not all, were unlikely to be females nearing the end of their naturallife span.
But my time has been marked for whatever reason by this disease; there is only going to be so much time to my naturallife.
It was my first encounter with such a naturallife out of my own.
Such unevenness may result from the naturallife-cycle of the family or the exclusionary effects of gender.
Punitive sentencing policies have led to an increase in the number of inmates serving naturallife sentences, life sentences or sentences of 20 years or more.
The image of a natural human being living a naturallife has this sort of framework - a place where our immediate desires are in harmony with our long-term best interests.
Naturallife, cultural treasures, human bodies - all things are potential objects for consumption, dishes on a menu, otherness to be incorporated and spat out as sameness.
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