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• A number of results give techniques for locating and testing primitiveness of trinomials.
• Because of their primitiveness, they are extremely easy to tell from machairodonts.
• Thereby one can imagine the primitiveness of this art.
• Amplified by mass media they create an atmosphere of primitiveness and of possible luck.
• Those familiar with it either love its quaintness and natural beauty or hate its primitiveness.
• As the vessel-free wood suggests primitiveness, these two species have attracted much taxonomic attention.
• Both boys seemed to revel in the pure primitiveness of the place, which is precisely the point.
• These apomorphies coupled with the overall " primitiveness " was what misled scientists as to their actual relationships.
• His huge sets were ideal for escaping from reality; dark-skinned women aroused desire, associating sexuality with primitiveness.
• "There is primitiveness, darkness and quagmire at the places where religious rules are dominant, " he wrote.
• The modern architecture of Guadalajara has numerous figures of different architectural production from the neo-regionalism to the primitiveness of the 60's.
• Thus the rule of law is considered a state of barbaric primitiveness, prior to achieving the civilised state of voluntary observation of proper rites.
• This is one reason the film has found such a home in new media and why even the primitiveness of CD-ROM interactions leaves one queasy.
• Ms . Steele of FIT said the popularity of Clarks stems from " almost a kind of primitiveness that strikes people as seeming authentic ."
• Standing on the spruce-lined riverbank, it's easy to imagine Henry David Thoreau canoeing down the serene river to chronicle Maine's primitiveness.
• As with the notion of contemporary primitiveness and with modernity itself, the view that traditional economies are backwards is not shared by scholars in economics and anthropology.
• Even talk of tribe was taboo under some leaders, who were distrustful of its whiff of primitiveness and anxious to spread a national glue across their young states.
• The apparent primitiveness of the Cimmerians and their sense of justice ( see Noble Savage ) is often juxtaposed with the corruption of the " civilized " races in Hyboria.
• To these critics, primitivism such as Gauguin's demonstrates fantasies about racial and sexual difference in " an effort to essentialize notions of primitiveness " with " Otherness ".
• He may have also supplied the Nazis with some of the concepts underpinning their movement, though upon meeting Hitler in 1922, Bruck rejected him for his " proletarian primitiveness ".