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 1 1   |         For a long time, the West learned from the Christian East,
 2 1   |          East, as once stern Rome learned from subjugated Greece.~
 3 1   |    religion. The authority of the learned Cuvier (1769-1832) illuminated
 4 5   | inadequate and helpless. Anything learned through faith should not
 5 8   |     objection was foreseen by the learned French philosopher and mathematician
 6 10  |      Among the most prominent and learned ancient thinkers, we do
 7 10,6|        and some styles of worship learned in the synagogue. Some Jewish
 8 14  |       suggestions and opinions of learned people. Facts will remain
 9 15  |         who honor the Bible among learned, world-renowned naturalists,
10 15,2|    explain by the theories he had learned. Among these were fossils
11 15,7|        the frozen Arctic. We have learned to survive in and explore
12 15,8|        does not.~So, what have we learned thus far? The basic framework
13 15,2|    reproduce would all have to be learned. That instinct is good is
14 15,2|          Still, many mammals have learned to respect and live alongside
15 15,2|           a greater dependence on learned abilities and less emphasis