darkly in A Sentence

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Irradiation: 30%~65%RH Darkly: up to 90%RH.

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A Scanner Darkly.

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But his hearing was as super-human as his size, and he just chuckled Darkly.

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Brooding Darkly some 20km west of Ishigaki, Iriomote-jima is an extraordinarily wild place for Japan.

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It's no surprise that the Darkly comedic Death of Stalin has been banned from Russian distribution.

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Instead, we had various ministers in the Vajpayee Government hinting Darkly at an ISI plot without providing an iota of evidence.

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Those who have Darkly pigmented skin, or whose skin is rarely exposed to the sun, should consider taking a supplement all year round.

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In the 19th century, before festive Christmas cards became the norm, Victorians put a Darkly humorous and twisted spin on their seasonal greetings.

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However, privately, he Darkly wrote,“When I get him alone again into my keeping, I will take good care to control him as I please.”.

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BLATTARIA, cockroaches: Generally flattened, medium- sized, but sometimes large, winged or wingless, Darkly pigmented insects, adapted primarily for life among fallen leaves in the forest floor, in warm and damp localities.

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Other reviews have described the new play as Darkly comic and noted that given the source material, it resembled more of a recitation or“table read” than a full-fledged stage play.

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He feels Darkly how far he is from the goal, and though he may be admired by others, he is sad not to have reached that point to which his better genius only appears as a distant, guiding sun.

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Unhappily he realizes that art has no limitations, he feels Darkly how far he is from the goal, and while, perhaps he is admired by others, he grieves that he has not yet reached the point where the better genius shall shine before him like a distant sun.

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The true artist is not proud, he unfortunately sees that art has no limits; he feels Darkly how far he is from the goal; and though he may be admired by others, he is sad not to have reached that point to which his better genius only appears as a distant, guiding sun.”.

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The true artist has no pride; unhappily he realizes that art has no limitations, he feels Darkly how far he is from the goal, and while, perhaps he is admired by others, he grieves that he has not yet reached the point where the better genius shall shine before him like a distant sun.”.

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The true artist has no pride; unhappily he realises that art has no limitations, he feels Darkly how far he is from the goal, and while, perhaps he is admired by others, he grieves that he has not yet reached the point where the better genius shall shine before him like a distant sun.….”.

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Today, while the rules of etiquette have lessened drastically regarding what is appropriate for mourning(pretty much anything), when attending a funeral, certain attire, generally black or otherwise Darkly colored, is still expected in the West unless those organizing the funeral request that you dress in a particular manner, such as the deceased's favorite color or if the deceased requested the event should be festive in nature.

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