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 1 9,1 |      one's life.~ Nevertheless, far from all of the doctors'
 2 10,3|       pain, but I find there is far more joy in living than
 3 10,3|    living than misery. The good far outweighs the bad.~ ~
 4 14  |    today’s science has advanced far from this childish, naive
 5 14  |       the zeal of disputation.~ Far from all people are able
 6 15,2|      the fossils were very old, far older than the traditional
 7 15,7|        of right and wrong, goes far beyond instinct. We have
 8 15,8|       what have we learned thus far? The basic framework of
 9 15,0|      kind mentioned earlier. So far so good. The problem is
10 15,2|        that determines this, as far as I can tell. Reptile legs
11 15,2|       the fittest — it would be far more beneficial for the
12 15,2| Brooding over a nest of eggs is far less efficient than just
13 15,2|       for the DNA to drift that far apart in 5 million years.
14 15,4| scientific thought has gone too far. They suggest that even
15 15,4|        in an orbit sufficiently far from Earth to deflect much
16 15,4|        the central core, not so far away that it is left without