How To Use Traceable In A Sentence
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In far northern Europe, bicephalous animal motifs seem to be traceable at least as far back as the early 7th millennium B.C.
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Forensic evidence has shown that at least one of the bombs was detonated remotely via an untraceable prepaid mobile phone.
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An independent calibration, traceable to it UK national standard, was carried out on the IL1400A radiometer and detector by the Gloucestershire medical physics service.
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Bow ties have been around for more than 300 years, their origin traceable, as one story goes, to the court of Louis XIV of France in the 1600s.
Bow Ties
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the traceable course of an ancient wall
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The flooding of our domestic market with cheap untraceable beef represents a threat to consumers as a whole as well as our tourism and catering industries.
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With dozens of blogging sites to pick from, a teen could choose to be faceless, anonymous and almost untraceable by the people closest to them.
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He seemed to be passing through the universe of ideas like a comet — erratic, inapprehensible, untraceable.
The Woodlanders
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From early animism in its manifold expressions, through polytheism, kathenotheism, henotheism, to monotheism, and so out into loftier possibilities of conceiving the divine nature and purpose -- the main road which man has traveled in his religious development now is traceable.
Christianity and Progress
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Some say Bitcoins are being used to buy illegal drugs online via shadowy markets that exploit both the effectively untraceable Bitcoins and the anonymous way they can be traded.
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When the excavations on the acropolis were begun, no traces of the biserial rows of rooms were detected, although the remains of the walls were traceable.
Archeological Expedition to Arizona in 1895 Seventeenth Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1895-1896, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1898, pages 519-744
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A distinction was early made between readily traceable sabotage, blowing objects up with a bang, and undetectable sabotage - insaississable was the almost untranslatable French word for it.
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The cause of its decline is traceable partly to the conditions of the time and partly to the character of the goliardic poets.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 9: Laprade-Mass Liturgy
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Instead, pop culture, European legends and dramatic arts are clearly traceable.
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Paying cash had the added benefit of leaving no record of our visit except a pencilled telephone booking under two untraceable names.
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This is in part traceable to the overvalued dollar that overprices American services in foreign markets.
Can the US Compete?
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Some aspects of the design are a little strange -- the rather weak articulation of the principal elevation behind the low screen of the narthex; the wealth of freestanding or nearly-freestanding towers, the stumpy nave swallowed up by the great crossing; but many of these are simply traceable to the titanic scale of the project, a feature common to every one of the designs submitted.
W. Halsey Wood's Jerusalem the Golden
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These tactics were often not much more than pinpricks; more serious troubles could be brought on by traceable sabotage.
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The increasing simplification traceable from the Egyptian epigraphic hieroglyphs to the Greek and Roman alphabets and the anticipation of modern stenography and telegraphic code in the cuneiform inscriptions (Semitic) and the virgular quinquecostate ogham writing (Celtic).
Ulysses
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Other features include six measurement scales and calibration standards traceable back to International Standards Organisations.
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The mother in relation to the father is a prior untraceable trace, indeed a form of guiltless credit, which supports and underpins a moral economy developed through the property bind of the law of the father.
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She was no more than another untraceable refugee, sheltering with distant relatives within the walls of the Arab city.
WHEN THE APRICOTS BLOOM
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They have shown that two quart bottles of ketchup invariably sell for twice as much as one quart bottles of ketchup except for deviations traceable to transactions costs, and that one cannot get a bargain on ketchup by buying and combining ingredi-ents once one takes account of transactions costs.
Matthew Yglesias » Efficient Markets Hypothesis Rhetoric
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He seemed to be passing through the universe of ideas like a comet -- erratic, inapprehensible, untraceable.
The Woodlanders
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Its old names, Danewort and Walewort (wal-slaughter) are supposed to be traceable to an old belief that it sprang from the blood of slain Danes - it grows near Slaughterford in Wilts, that being the site of a great Danish battle.
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The accumulated data is recorded and stored because the material flow must be traceable.
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a failure traceable to lack of energy
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All the abductor would need to do is toss the phone out the car window and the child would not be traceable.
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Brennan held $4m of non-traceable bearer bonds, which Banks invested in the stock market via Bank of Scotland accounts and shell companies.
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It is different from plain old electronic money in that it can be anonymous and untraceable except by the payer .
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Alps, and still more, of the sheets of snow on their southern slopes, which supply the refreshing streams of Lombardy: -- the equally steady increase of deadly maremma round Pisa and Venice; and other such phenomena, quite measurably traceable within the limits even of short life, and unaccompanied, as it seemed, by redeeming or compensatory agencies.
The Crown of Wild Olive also Munera Pulveris; Pre-Raphaelitism; Aratra Pentelici; The Ethics of the Dust; Fiction, Fair and Foul; The Elements of Drawing
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Moreover though some sort of verification seems often to be traceable even in Merovingian times, still the so called authentications which have been printed of this early date
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 12: Philip II-Reuss
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‘There was nothing written down, nothing traceable,’ one source close to the hush-hush negotiations explained last night.
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But the sale of the micro motorbikes could be far more widespread because they could be sold at markets or through newspaper ads where the seller is untraceable, Ms Foley added.
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Tests showed the toxin was taken orally, and was likely slipped into something that he ate or drank, he said, suggesting that whoever was responsible may have thought it untraceable.
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Known to his squad as Gideon since before the origins of such things were traceable, he carried an aura of the primeval warrior about him.
DISPLACED PERSON
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Gangs sold equipment abroad because it was less traceable.
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Botnets generally comprise thousands of malware-infected zombie computers that are controlled remotely by a host to carry out a wide array of seemingly untraceable attacks.
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This system would allow for untraceable money transfers.
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General rules they can lay down, as poets can the elements of their own trade; but these rules are at the command of the veriest daub or rhymester; the manifold development of them to results almost divine remaining, even to those who achieve it in either walk, evasive and untraceable.
Lippincott's Magazine, Vol. 22, August, 1878
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Paying cash had the added benefit of leaving no record of our visit except a pencilled telephone booking under two untraceable names.
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Was he given an untraceable poison to which his French doctors had no antidote?
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Both the helmet decoration and the roundel have been identified in this way because of their compositional connections with a sardonyx cameo traceable in the fifteenth century to the collections of Pietro Barbo, and now in Naples.
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It's interesting to note that Canada's world leadership in telecommunications is traceable not only back to Alexander Graham Bell.
There Are No LimitsPCS and a New Competitive Advantage
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The software lets you use pseudonyms on the Web, and it routes all of your Web activity through encrypted servers, making you virtually untraceable online.
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All our plans have traceable templates.
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The only way to guarantee anonymity is to have something that's not traceable.
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H . G . Wells " invisible man " was invisible and untraceable.
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He bore no marks of dissipation, unless the occasional use of terms traceable to the turf or the gaming-table might be considered such; but these expressions, I considered, are so constantly before every reader of the newspapers that the language of the pulpit, even, is infected by them.
Aladdin & Co. A Romance of Yankee Magic
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The entire film is driven by a suggestive, haunting economy: the idea that it is tracing something untraceable.
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Alcoholic drinks bought in off licences are to be traceable as the Government bids to clampdown on underage drinking, and drunken, disorderly behaviour.
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The theory of patent rights abusing was originated from America, and can be traceable from the later 19th. The attitude to the theory at first was disaffirm, then affirm, and now restrict.
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It would seem more appropriate to pull out of Afghanistan and make it abundantly clear that the next time an attack against the US is traceable to folks who were trained or in anyway supported by folks in Afghanistan, we will obliterate Afghanistan and defoliate its opium poppies.
War Czar for Bush to Keep His Job - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com
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Disastrous cases of over-assessment were common in the early years of British rule, and the mischief so wrought has been sometimes traceable for generations afterwards.
Rambles and Recollections of an Indian Official
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If an undercurrent of shady morality is traceable in this Chesterfieldian philosophy it must, of course, be explained away by the less perfect moral standard of his period as compared with that of our day.
Letters to his son on The Art of Becoming a Man of the World and a Gentleman
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All of our cars and most shepherds’ mobile phones have inside them an electronic device we call a squawk box, which periodically transmits a fake phone call that’s encrypted but traceable.
Edge
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The axons from the gyrus cinguli pass into the cingulum, many of them bifurcate, the anterior branches together with the axons which run in that direction are traceable as far forward as the anterior part of the septum pellucidum and the anterior end of the corpus striatum, where some of them are incorporated with projection fibers passing toward the internal capsule.
IX. Neurology. 4e. Composition and Central Connections of the Spinal Nerves
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The benefits for buyers are substantial price savings, plus a traceable and transparent sourcing process.
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Those physical resemblances, and many other attributes, would surely be traceable to the genes within each species.
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It was revealed that cannabis was traceable in the body for a minimum of six hours after smoking it.
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Other gifts by the Kochs may be untraceable; federal tax law permits anonymous personal donations to politically active nonprofit groups.
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Olive tree, eucalyptus, the South African gazania flower, even cannabis is traceable in Seine-St-Denis hives, according to Yves Loublier, a pollen specialist with the French National Center for Scientific Research.
Pollen Nation
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an untraceable source
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People like Mag often moved away and were swallowed up, untraceable.
THE WHITE DOVE
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The Brothers said the commission's findings would be ‘unsafe’ following the decision that deceased, infirm or untraceable members will not escape naming and shaming.
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They also point out that these drivers are unaccountable and untraceable.
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The distinctive character of Life, therefore, is that it is Positive and not Negative; and every degree of negativeness, that is, every limitation, is ultimately traceable to deficiency of Life-power.
The Hidden Power And Other Papers upon Mental Science
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Some people suffer from "pathologies" of thought, often traceable to brain chemistry.
Arguing in the Streets
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In our data, the fluctuations in dysrythmias and ill-defined descriptions and complications of heart disease are uninterpretable, and AIHD is not traceable after 1980 without inclusion of the latter.
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Make sure that any test data being used does not expose real information traceable to real customers.
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Cases of fatal croup still occasionally occur which cannot be directly traced to other cases of diphtheria, but the vast majority of them are clearly traceable to infection, usually from some case in another child, which was so mild that it was not recognized as diphtheria until the baby became "croupy" and search was made through the family throats for the bacilli.
Preventable Diseases
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The increasing simplification traceable from the Egyptian epigraphic hieroglyphs to the Greek and Roman alphabets and the anticipation of modern stenography and telegraphic code in the cuneiform inscriptions (Semitic) and the virgular quinquecostate ogham writing (Celtic).
Ulysses
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In other words, user's expenditures by credit card can be traced while cash payments are untraceable.
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The over-action conversely is traceable to loss of inhibitory influence, perhaps subliminal in itself and yet helping concurrent influences of like direction to maintain a normal restraint, the normal height of threshold against excitation.
Sir Charles Sherrington - Nobel Lecture
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The bias litigation boom is in large measure traceable to key changes in the Civil Rights Act of 1991.
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The lord had many of the characteristics of a patriarchal chieftain, but his prerogative was limited by a variety of settled customs traceable to the express conditions which had been agreed upon when the infeudation took place.
Ancient Law Its Connection to the History of Early Society
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All this is of historic record in stony cypher of geology indelibly engraved by time on the rocky walls of deepest canyons, as traceable from the primordial archaean to our present era, the age of man.
Tales of Aztlan; the Romance of a Hero of our Late Spanish-American War, Incidents of Interest from the Life of a western Pioneer and Other Tales
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The key element in this dynamic is innovation-sharing, an evolutionary protocol whereby descent with variation from one “generation” to the next is not genealogically traceable but is a descent of a cellular community as a whole.
A Disclaimer for Behe?
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No other traceable relatives, all the usual enquiries were made.
THE TOUCH OF INNOCENTS
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Some have argued that there is nothing wrong in using sandalwood oil if it can be obtained from a legal, traceable and sustainable source.
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And if you were to tell us that the marked boreholes remind you of Bowring's oculi, the surface presence of untraceable “subterranean subconscious” folding back into the earth, that's because Bowring is a genius and she intended it.
Burying the Villa Savoye
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a traceable riverbed
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We also pushed them to fight against the vast amounts of untraceable, unlabeled non EU beef which is finding its way onto retail and wholesale markets.
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The financial disasters are directly traceable to the cultural and ideological catastrophes which these films represent.
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This, of course, was until they were cladded for reasons ultimately traceable to climate change policy.
Times, Sunday Times
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Count Orlok's move to Wisburg Obviously the real "Wismar" brings the plague traceable to his dealings with the Realtor Thomas Hutter, and the Count's obsession with Hutter's wife, Ellen the only one with the power to end the evil.
MOVIE: Nosferatu
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With the help of a pinch of fossil bone dust, scientists have discovered that modern human beings interbred with Neanderthals tens of thousands of years ago, and that 1 to 4 percent of the genes carried by non-African people are traceable to the much-caricatured, beetle-browed cavemen.
Ancient DNA shows interbreeding between Homo sapiens and Neanderthal
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The papers would have been switched, a few traceable items moved from one ship to the other to complete the illusion.
CORMORANT
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And China Printing & Dyeing ceased operations after saying its chief executive was "uncontactable" and "untraceable," citing Chinese media reports he was in police custody on suspicion of illegally raising funds and destruction of accounting documents.
Where the S-Chips Fall
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Every ice age that has occurred in traceable history has been connected to a cataclysmic event.
Think Progress » Scorched.
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So they either sit unable to contribute their expertise, or find corrupt ways to earn untraceable and therefore untaxable income.
Vanessa Andris: Courting Disaster: Eight Addictions Preventing Greece's Economic Recovery
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There was a barely traceable hint of jealousy in his voice.
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The book, although published in the 1920s, has roots traceable to 1850.
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In the meantime, more than 10m in stolen notes did not have their serial numbers recorded and could prove untraceable.
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But Ojakangas, too, is interested in the notion of the event as it relates to the law and its "sacred origins," traceable back to the telluric relation to the earth.
Archive 2009-06-01
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The meat was traceable to the farm level.
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Researchers provide volunteers with a food or beverage that's spiked with a traceable form of magnesium.
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And today the visible inequities and inadequacies of the system that turns young people off politically are compounded: our political punch has been spiked with an undetectable component -- untraceable monies that threaten the very foundation of our democracy: freedom of speech freely shared, and not hidden in seedy recesses of election law.
Rizwan A. Rahmani: The Indifference of Younger Voters and Our Imperiled Democracy
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The most important feature of Caldecott's work is the way in he draws together beauty and truth, faith and reason:The key to this vision lies in the notion traceable back to Pythagoras of beauty as cosmic order, an order that is simultaneously aesthetic, harmonious, symbolic, mathematical, and sacramental.
"Beauty for Truth's Sake"
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Putrefaction, a name traceable even nowadays in that of Pourrires, a neighboring village.
A Popular History of France from the Earliest Times, Volume 1
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It is noticeable that the distinction between the Semitic newcomers and the indigenous Shumiro-Accadians continues long to be traceable in the names of the royal temple-builders, even after the new Semitic idiom, which we call the Assyrian, had entirely ousted the old language -- a process which must have taken considerable time, for it appears, and indeed stands to reason, that the newcomers, in order to secure the wished for influence and propagate their own culture, at first not only learned to understand but actually used themselves the language of the people among whom they came, at least in their public documents.
Chaldea From the Earliest Times to the Rise of Assyria
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Wikileaks formulated its mandate on its website as follows: "[Wikileaks will be] an uncensorable version of Wikipedia for untraceable mass document leaking and analysis.
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The development of the center shown by Fig. 148 into the cocket center shown by Fig. 149 is plainly traceable from the drawings.
Concrete Construction Methods and Costs
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While "traceable" produce is still a rare find in Canadian grocery stores, retailers across the U.S., led by the grocery chain Kroger, are trying to gain a competitive advantage by using high-tech stickers that help them go beyond simplistic claims of being local and sustainable.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed
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Anyone inside her would be untraceable by the Monoc’teru, Davin mused.
You Reap What You Sow (5&6 of 45)
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It has been somewhat astonishing to me to find how very slight are the social oscillations traceable in a middle-class family and the families it intermarries with through several centuries.
The Task of Social Hygiene
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For a reason which she considers to have been impulse, but which is traceable to his callidity, she attached him to her personal staff and he is there now.
The Weapon Shops of Isher
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A gold watch or expensive handbag not only show appreciation to a helpful official or acquiescent mistress; they are also tradable assets and less traceable than cash.
China's taste for high-end fashion and luxury brands reaches new heights
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She's the eldest daughter of a powerful family with a long traceable heritage.
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The latter process is the more contentious because of fears that the foreign gene could cause an allergic reaction that would be untraceable to the genetic modification since GMOs are neither labeled nor tracked.
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The identity, motivation and methods of Chinese hackers are rarely traceable.
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They also point out that these drivers are unaccountable and untraceable promoting fears that it's only a matter of time before someone has a serious accident or another young person goes missing in Carlow with no recourse to the law.
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Vexed about losing his working visa and returning to his homeland a failure, he concocts Leela, an untraceable computer virus named after his favourite Bollywood starlet.
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Other gifts by the Kochs may be untraceable; federal tax law permits anonymous personal donations to politically active nonprofit groups.
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A belief, not traceable to any authoritative source, had got abroad that their conspiracy against law and justice was not for the present only, a secret and sworn agreement existed amongst them not to hold any elections, but to keep their power, now they had once obtained it, by making the decemvirate perpetual.
The History of Rome, Vol. I
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Circular composition traceable in what has been first conceived as pyramidal or rectangular, circular composition as the first intention, expressed either on a vertical plane or in perspective, i.e., circular or elliptical — and composition _made circular_ not by any arrangement of parts, but by sacrifice and elimination of edges and corners are the three forms of composition which produce circular observation.
Pictorial Composition and the Critical Judgment of Pictures
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The illegal drivers are totally untraceable and accountable.
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Known to his squad as Gideon since before the origins of such things were traceable, he carried an aura of the primeval warrior about him.
DISPLACED PERSON
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All cattle included in the study had pedigrees traceable to paternal and maternal grandparents.
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Spam is increasingly not being sent from a single traceable mail system.
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An atelier repetition of this fine original is No. 166 in the Vienna Gallery; the only material variation traceable in this last-named example being that in lieu of St. Ambrose, wearing a kind of biretta, we have St. Jerome bareheaded.
The Earlier Work of Titian
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The bias litigation boom is in large measure traceable to key changes in the Civil Rights Act of 1991.
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He started to receive untraceable phone calls in the night.
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So I don't think requiring logging in with a real name traceable to a real person is the answer, but logging in with an identity which has a reputation the person cares about maintaining certainly would.
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The Blaine Formation is over 200 m thick, composed of interbedded mudstone, gypsum in beds up to 10 m thick, and has regionally traceable members of limestone and dolomite.
