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No references found	For the sake of distinction, suppose we call it an indeterminate office: but I lay it down as a maxim, that those are citizens who could exercise it. A Treatise on Government by Aristotle View in context He was one of those lads that grow everywhere in England, and at twelve or thirteen years of age look as much alike as goslings,--a lad with light-brown hair, cheeks of cream and roses, full lips, indeterminate nose and eyebrows,--a physiognomy in which it seems impossible to discern anything but the generic character to boyhood; as different as possible from poor Maggie's phiz, which Nature seemed to have moulded and colored with the most decided intention. The Mill on the Floss by Eliot, George View in context For when a thing has reached the stage when it is by nature capable of sight, it will be said either to see or to be blind, and that in an indeterminate sense, signifying that the capacity may be either present or absent; for it is not necessary either that it should see or that it should be blind, but that it should be either in the one state or in the other. The Categories by Aristotle View in context	independent random variables independent recoil system Independent Republican Party independent school independent sector independent set Independent Social Democratic Party of Germany Independent Stack-Frame Independent Suspension Independent Treasury System independent variable Independent Verification and Validation independent wire-rope core independent-particle model independent-pole scaffold independent-sideband modulation independent-sideband receiver independent-sideband transmitter Independents Inder inderborite Inderborskii inderite InDesign indeterminacy principle indeterminate indeterminate cleavage Indeterminate Equation indeterminate equations Indeterminate Form indeterminate forms indeterminate growth indeterminate sentence indeterminate truss Indeterminate Workday Indeterminism Index index arithmetic unit index arm index bed index catalog index center index chart index counter index crank index cycle Index Data Index Device index ellipsoid index error index finger	Indesirable INDESP indestructibility indestructibility indestructible indestructible Indestructible (album) Indestructible (album) Indestructible Beat of Palo Alto Indestructible Youth indestructibleness indestructibleness indestructibly indestructibly INDET Indetereminate Indetereminate indeterminable indeterminable indeterminableness indeterminably indeterminacies indeterminacies indeterminacies indeterminacy indeterminacy indeterminacy indeterminacy principle indeterminacy principle indeterminant colitis indeterminate Indeterminate analysis Indeterminate analysis Indeterminate cleavage Indeterminate cleavage Indeterminate coefficients Indeterminate equation Indeterminate equation Indeterminate equations Indeterminate equations Indeterminate expression Indeterminate form indeterminate forms Indeterminate growth Indeterminate inflorescence Indeterminate number Indeterminate problem Indeterminate quantity Indeterminate Sentence Indeterminate Sentence Indeterminate Sentence Indeterminate Sentence Indeterminate Sentence Law Indeterminate Sentence Review Board Indeterminate series indeterminate truss indeterminate vowel indeterminate vowels Indeterminate Workday indeterminately indeterminately

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For the sake of distinction, suppose we call it an indeterminate office: but I lay it down as a maxim, that those are citizens who could exercise it.

A Treatise on Government by Aristotle View in context

He was one of those lads that grow everywhere in England, and at twelve or thirteen years of age look as much alike as goslings,--a lad with light-brown hair, cheeks of cream and roses, full lips, indeterminate nose and eyebrows,--a physiognomy in which it seems impossible to discern anything but the generic character to boyhood; as different as possible from poor Maggie's phiz, which Nature seemed to have moulded and colored with the most decided intention.

The Mill on the Floss by Eliot, George View in context

For when a thing has reached the stage when it is by nature capable of sight, it will be said either to see or to be blind, and that in an indeterminate sense, signifying that the capacity may be either present or absent; for it is not necessary either that it should see or that it should be blind, but that it should be either in the one state or in the other.

The Categories by Aristotle View in context

independent random variables

independent recoil system

Independent Republican Party

independent school

independent sector

independent set

Independent Social Democratic Party of Germany

Independent Stack-Frame

Independent Suspension

Independent Treasury System

independent variable