special character

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The difficulty in describing the character of experience is not evidence of the specialcharacter of experience in the world order.
It will focus on points directly connected to the shaping of the military-administrative elite's specialcharacter.
Perhaps the sounds created by the vocal tract have a specialcharacter for which arbitrary sounds cannot substitute.
Commercial spreadsheet languages are partially explicit; the user must enter a specialcharacter (often a '$') with a cell reference to make it an 'absolute' reference.
The maps are of a specialcharacter and show features not usually found in the school atlas.
Chapter 7 develops the specialcharacter of causality in macroeconomics and chapter 8 concerns how to determine the direction of causality.
Chapter 6 argues in particular that because of the specialcharacter of macroeconomics, temporal ordering cannot be taken as a crucial element in the discussion.
What is, then, the specialcharacter of the work under review?
Stylistically the building is ambiguous, an odd hybrid, yet that is also what gives it a specialcharacter.
The specialcharacter of these cases of creative exceptionality led us on to the category of genius, the category that has been abandoned by cultural theory.
Its specialcharacter makes it a particularly vulnerable sea: it is one of the shallowest seas in the world and its water turnover is slow.
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