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• He invents marvelously learned and poetic disquisitions on Indian sexual lore.
• Solo moments for Francie Huber serve as a disquisition on spiraling motion.
• And the disquisition goes on about " implied powers,"
• The cart's driver offers a scholarly disquisition on his offerings.
• Friedman delivered rib-tickling disquisitions on the challenge of the dirty diaper.
• They wrote political disquisitions, they wrote political speeches.
• These include an remarkable disquisition on the craft of the etcher that concludes:
• In his definitive chili disquisition, " A Bowl of Red,"
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• He provides a witty disquisition on bail and bail bondsmen drawn from his own reporting.
• His disquisition was a preliminary to the announcement of an open competition for aspiring composers.
• These solemn, chest-pounding disquisitions about death-defying courage have a familar ring.
• Anyhow, disquisition feels right here.
• Disquisition, inquisition, quisition _ whatever _ that's what this was to be.
• But Pollan expands his central idea into an engaging and learned disquisition on history and biology.
• In 1774, Burgh wrote his most popular work, " Political Disquisitions ".
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• These disquisitions recommended their author to the notice of many of the foremost philosophers of the day.