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... live together , if we cannot live in peaceful coexistence ( if I dare mention the phrase ) , let us learn something about and from some of our fellow earthlings . We have been educated to think of the fly as that vil- lainous character ...
... live together , if we cannot live in peaceful coexistence ( if I dare mention the phrase ) , let us learn something about and from some of our fellow earthlings . We have been educated to think of the fly as that vil- lainous character ...
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... standing a fly in sugar but arranging for its mouth to come down in dye . As a result the fly's insides were stained beautifully . This is one example of a physiological way to coat a pill . " And what does it live on ? " " 27.
... standing a fly in sugar but arranging for its mouth to come down in dye . As a result the fly's insides were stained beautifully . This is one example of a physiological way to coat a pill . " And what does it live on ? " " 27.
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... lives and times of archy and mehitabel Chapter 7 LTHOUGH all the animals that live on land A today are descended from cells that once lived in the water , they have never quite been able to put their aquatic ancestry behind them . They ...
... lives and times of archy and mehitabel Chapter 7 LTHOUGH all the animals that live on land A today are descended from cells that once lived in the water , they have never quite been able to put their aquatic ancestry behind them . They ...
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