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 1 1    |       people, but also by people highly educated in philosophy and
 2 1    | existence of God which later was highly regarded by such gifted
 3 1    |         of Pascal (1623-1662), a highly gifted French mathematician
 4 2    |        many such people, perhaps highly qualified in their own narrow
 5 5    |  helpless in answering. The more highly developed religion is, the
 6 6    |        by the Church not only in highly artistic word images and
 7 7    |        scholars, poets and other highly gifted people do believe
 8 8    |     given straight line) led the highly gifted Russian mathematician
 9 8    |    significant instances where a highly gifted philosopher began
10 8    |     exceptionally convincing and highly rational principles, permitting
11 9    |       organism? Therefore, it is highly improbable that the basis
12 9    |       soul transforms man into a highly qualified form of cattle.
13 10,4 |        the caste system. This is highly contrary to western thought.
14 13   |         bears a deeply vital and highly ethical character. The sole,
15 15,2 |           but for now that seems highly unlikely, especially since
16 17,1 |       the first people, it was a highly blissful and blessed state.
17 19,3 |          level, this seems to be highly unlikely! This misconception
18 24   |       exceptionally significant, highly ethical character, which
19 App,1|        elderly man buried in the highly decorated ossuary was apparently