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the antiquity of the institution were taken	seriously, a generation later, by Sir Edward Coke, as
He and Marvin Minsky had begun to talk	seriously about the idea of intelligent machines.
hway commissioner Gordon Reel began to think	seriously about building a new road to connect them af
d friends had fled Germany, he did not think	seriously about leaving until 1937, in which year he w
t title, which at first (new) Retort thought	seriously about reviving.
If he said anything	seriously about the issues of the day no one can recal
uraged Christenberry to take his photographs	seriously, accompanied him.
Why have you never	seriously addressed the work of artificial life resear
y scenes are still missing, but these do not	seriously affect the story continuity.
nsideration for management, as changes could	seriously affect reproduction and thus the number of j
y by many scientists, the experiment did not	seriously affect mainstream genetics research, in part
sis was such that for a while it appeared to	seriously affect Bourque's chances of re-election.
Many rural Karakalpaks have been	seriously affected by the desiccation of the Aral Sea,
The most	seriously affected regions were the capital, certain r
dermatomyositis, an autoimmune disease which	seriously affected his ability to work and was nearly
The suburbs most	seriously affected were Surry Hills, south of the cent
As of 2004 only the Comal population is	seriously affected by the parasite.
The consumption tax and the Recruit scandal	seriously affected the popularity of the long-time rul
The park has been	seriously affected in the past by Hurricanes Katrina,
There is also evidence that the Sinixt were	seriously affected by the major political upheavals th
The area was	seriously affected by the April 18, 1906 earthquake, l
Key Monastery and the Spiti Valley,	seriously affected by the Kinnaur earthquake
us the standard 18.3 m²/197 ft² wing), which	seriously affected the studies on pressurised cockpits
Oropesa, stating that the humidity of Lisbon	seriously affected him.
natural system, the natural ecosystem can be	seriously affected for some distance in from the edge.
juries, including a right hand that remained	seriously affected as of 2008.
n a vast addition to previous knowledge, but	seriously affected the health of the adventurous inves
raining, non-drug therapies for those people	seriously affected by schizophrenia.
e injury when fielding at short leg and this	seriously affected his ability to focus.
Harris received head injuries that	seriously affected his already troubled career.
In November 1903 Irvine's health was so	seriously affected by over-work that he was compelled
It was a locality that was	seriously affected by the 1961 Jarrahdale fires.
The village has been	seriously affected by mineral extraction, subsequent i
The delay	seriously affected the chances of success, as small-ar
radio interview, O'Leary explained that this	seriously affected the success of "Shoes" because the
The local shorthorn breeds were	seriously affected and in some towns the loss of the c
By 1937 the Tower had become	seriously affected by dry rot and was demolished.
tition reports his mental stability has been	seriously affected by his brother's death.
It was	seriously affected by floods in July 2008.
k place in the 1940's, when the building was	seriously affected by a geological fault which caused
are among the many individuals that will be	seriously affected by the credit crisis, and advice fo
It was	seriously affected by the floods which hit the East Ri
The fern is	seriously affected by rabbit grazing.
The school was	seriously affected by the Sri Lankan Civil War.
This rule	seriously affected the speed advantage of Rutgers that
t in place, illicit drug production has been	seriously affected.
utinous behavior; fifteen infantry divisions	seriously affected; and twenty five infantry divisions
destroyed 98 camphor extraction facilities,	seriously affecting the local economy.
The 16 year old King Baldwin IV,	seriously afflicted by leprosy, led an out-numbered Ch
The band started taking things	seriously after the notable local booker/promoter Dan
at MacAfee but are forced to take his story	seriously after several other planes disappear.
She started writing	seriously after going to an University of Otago Summer
isorder problems Mason would experience more	seriously after the war.
two years in junior college and only took it	seriously after entering UCLA in 1948.
the only candidate who could hope to compete	seriously against Abbas.
een Prime Minister and who was backed by the	seriously ailing outgoing President Vladislav Ardzinba
rminated, but supplied enough information to	seriously alarm the Castilian king.
In 1698, San Luis Apalachees were	seriously alienated when Spaniards commandeered some o
Although this was	seriously amended in 1600, the two built a fort at Tad
She helps him discover that something is	seriously amiss with Kia, a "wild" thoroughbred horse.
There is a superstition, not taken	seriously, amongst students that if they stand under t
s formed only of lines A, B, C and E. It was	seriously amputated at the dawn of World War II and cl
s to be taken literally if it is to be taken	seriously, an idea he develops in his book Reading the
1st Lt. Michael was	seriously and painfully wounded in the right thigh.
terested in taking an African American woman	seriously, and thus is forced to create a fictional wh
But the other people did not take it	seriously and ignored the same.
k this declaration from President Obama very	seriously and with great satisfaction."
they would do better to take the allegations	seriously and cooperate with any international effort
They took their responsibilities	seriously and believed they had to teach women how to
ow we take our obligations with sources very	seriously and I don't want to comment about any specul
They take their work very	seriously and always do their best.
As Paul Whiteman started taking himself more	seriously and began demanding arrangements with little
ll they can, they take this matter extremely	seriously, and we are looking for a very quick and pea
e Bafflestir, Doinkadilly takes his life too	seriously and becomes easily disappointed in his exper
Monk takes his job very	seriously and is overprotective of Lester.
acks, Pritchard proved he had taken his role	seriously and executed his position as a roving player
Wikipedia takes copyright violations very	seriously, and persistent violators will be blocked fr
e maintained that Macy's still takes Chicago	seriously, and used the renovation of the Water Tower
ying was that he had not taken Byomkesh more	seriously and had thus fallen prey to the trap Byomkes
Ball began taking fighting more	seriously and progressed to Vale Tudo, Muay Thai, and
took the responsibility of his position very	seriously and hoped to "despatch" the condemned person
tournament in Portland - to raise money for	seriously and terminally ill children.
Wikipedia takes copyright concerns very	seriously, and persistent violators will be blocked fr
ipeline process had not taken native culture	seriously, and that any development needed to conform
band the members started taking their craft	seriously and began recording.
by the commission to take the exercise more	seriously and to appreciate that only a credible regis
though Daisy and Tom survive, Tom is injured	seriously and stuck in a wheelchair at the end of the
Sephardic liturgy took the Geonic strictures	seriously, and for this reason the early Eretz Yisrael
Take buyers and purchasing	seriously and you can save a lot of money.
However, the Tsar would not take him	seriously and his trip failed.
e band started to take themselves a lot more	seriously and changed their name to Darkwoods My Betro
Hayley took the plea of her eldest son	seriously, and he was promptly enrolled at the local c
es he's been taking himself and the film too	seriously, and has lost any sense of fun.
aid that his other statements had been meant	seriously and that he would seek selection as a parlia
was still in its infancy, but Fetzer took it	seriously and built his first transmitter-receiver in
Members quickly began taking the idea	seriously, and by the late 1960s the building fund was
Zane does not take his warnings	seriously, and they continue on to the house.
“The Mission takes the terms	seriously… and has learned that its stay in Nepal rest
tivating Christian believers to take culture	seriously and live a life that integrates conviction a
rks thought that viewers would take the show	seriously, and so a second episode was never made.
e, she decided to take her singing abilities	seriously and enrolled at Studio RunTime, a children's
Borland didn't take the project too	seriously, and used it to basically test the waters, a
Hermann took his role as a spiritual pastor	seriously and intensified episcopal oversight of the m
emed to take the idea of such [space] travel	seriously and to have the desperately immoral outlook
It took the no-cultivation clause	seriously and closed off this loophole.
er than Clinch, has ever taken the 1500 date	seriously, and the evidence against it is actually str
The boys wound him	seriously and leave.
Geary continued, "People didn't take it	seriously and those that did took it too seriously.
Diocles takes the prophecy	seriously, and starts slaughtering pigs.
All of them wanted to play more	seriously and started to play outside the Seldom Scene
al theme of the song is to not take life too	seriously and just party, as life is too short.
ebre Libanos, a threat that the Emperor took	seriously and which often changed the Emperor's mind.
The matter was taken	seriously and she gained national recognition.
h Nobunaga, the accusations were taken quite	seriously, and as Lady Tsukiyama and her son were quit
ke Makoto, she takes their childhood promise	seriously and wants to marry now that they are older.
It can be assumed that many people took it	seriously and revivals sprang forth.
he ping pong shows have, in some cases, been	seriously and irreparably injured.
ces during the Saddam Hussein years may have	seriously, and even permanently, damaged Kirkuk's oil
liked that the film did not take itself too	seriously and that it had a theatrical camp feel to it
use, all along, the show did not take itself	seriously and this made the relentless and sensational
He's rapping...	seriously, anyone that doesn't see that needs to get t
of secular sciences to which he had already	seriously applied himself during his Talmudic studies.
y, La Collins, and Roger Moore, aren't taken	seriously artistically either.
Addison began studying voice	seriously as a teenager and, following high school, wo
as five years old, he started to take acting	seriously, as he beat out 65 other child actors for th
did not take his membership with the band as	seriously as Kurt Cobain wanted him to.
ts feared that an audience wouldn't take her	seriously as a singer.
For those who took the astrology as	seriously as the music, there was the dramatic reading
The comment was not intended to be taken	seriously, as Hannett never worked with the Dead Kenne
iest, explaining "No one would have taken me	seriously as a wrestler had they known I was a priest.
He did not take it as	seriously as some, And when it became a rigorous, grim
"You see, in my way, I take my work quite as	seriously as my sister does hers - I would be just as
y, but important cricketers did not take him	seriously as he played contrary to the accepted way fo
st time but I just really wanted to be taken	seriously as a magician.
In her own lifetime, Mary Shelley was taken	seriously as a writer, though reviewers often missed h
lyamorous relationship's ideals are taken as	seriously as such breaches would be in any other relat
nst others made by witches were rarely taken	seriously, as it was considered to be the devil's evid
egarded as having taken to Catholicism quite	seriously, as indicated by her correspondence with Pop
cognition and argued that it should be taken	seriously as a broad empirical hypothesis comparable t
The Earl seems to have taken his position	seriously, as he commissioned the artist Benjamin Wils
r rail, light rail, or any other rail system	seriously as an alternative.
Besides playing the game	seriously, Asinof wrote extensively about baseball.
He was also the only Magyar prelate who	seriously aspired to the papal throne.
clashes between police and protesters he was	seriously assaulted by rugby supporters the evening af
It was not taken	seriously at that time considering his advanced state
ulers; in short, a museum devoted to looking	seriously at the history of a particular ethnic group
David began taking classical ballet more	seriously at the California Ballet.
He only took up the sport	seriously at 16 years of age.
The parliamentarian scouting was	seriously at fault, unaided by the lack of co-operatio
ry serious!" and he, Rick and Neil all stare	seriously at the camera until Vyvyan pretends to nose-
The mission was	seriously at risk.
He began training	seriously at the age of 15 and by 17 was powerlifting.
He began playing	seriously at the pilota schools.
Christie began singing	seriously at the age of 8 when he was offered a schola
went right, what went wrong and looking very	seriously at ways of ensuring the event for future yea
Few took his accusations and evidence	seriously at first.
roups coming out of SDS, it was the first to	seriously attempt to develop itself both at the theore
b sustained serious rib, leg, foot and, most	seriously, back injuries in the subsequent accident in
documenti: "But such assertions are not yet	seriously backed up by the documents."
probably affect the Iberian populations more	seriously, because the climate there is already on the
less, initial positive results are not taken	seriously, because false positives can result from che
t was only at the age of eighteen that Grubb	seriously began to consider what it meant to be a Chri
at his company again; by then the UNIVAC was	seriously behind schedule.
the "Three Tenors" in 2003, the project ran	seriously behind schedule and over budget as a result
atural capacities of the mind, you could not	seriously believe that we had no religious capacity?
Does anyone here	seriously believe that
eresque), which means taking oneself far too	seriously: believing that one's importance or influenc
tiation provided by Maxima, SymPy etc), that	seriously benefits modelling and solving some numerica
One of the executions Binns	seriously botched was that of Henry Dutton on 3 Decemb
sian occupation of Romanian territories that	seriously breached the Russo-Romanian treaty of 4 Apri
lsion process as the whole expulsion process	seriously breached the rules of natural justice.
Wicket-keeper Tim Paine flew home after	seriously breaking his finger in the second ODI.
ers in the Super Rugby competition, before a	seriously broken leg stalled his career and caused a l
as wounded when both his face and chest were	seriously bruised.
On May 26, 2009, a 9-year-old boy was	seriously burned when his go-kart overturned and caugh
o use generous amounts of gasoline have been	seriously burned or killed igniting their fire.
cover in the lower sections of the park was	seriously burned in bushfires in 2003.
on't take her desire of professional dancing	seriously, but doesn't give up her dream.
uestions from the audience - at times rather	seriously, but usually with bizarre digressions into s
Ward argues that the Bible must be taken	seriously, but not always literally and he does not ag
important to view the "threats" in Pakistan	seriously, but added that: "It is the building of rule
Twenty-five people were injured, two of them	seriously, but there were no fatalities.
and Edward Marsh, and began to write poetry	seriously, but he suffered from ill-health.
185 passengers were injured, including five	seriously, but none fatally.
zzo), a young musician who wants to be taken	seriously but still has some growing up to do.
attle Unicorn) to take the threat of Unicron	seriously, but they doubt his claims.
ons, although this report has not been taken	seriously by the international science community as Pr
nt, any Nottingham derby is taken incredibly	seriously by both sets of supporters.
be the bone's appearance, this idea is taken	seriously by French philosopher Jean-Baptiste Robinet,
They weren't taken	seriously by the temporal powers, until a rumor surfac
e Cup is a year-long olympiad of games taken	seriously by the house community.
batant spectators, were injured more or less	seriously by a variety of ugly weapons in the hands of
Nazarbayev answered the question	seriously by describing the developments in the IT ind
ly challenged outsiders are being dealt with	seriously by the authorities.
killed 718 civilians and wounded 4,067, 433	seriously, by May 26.
This was taken much more	seriously by the authorities and attracted the attenti
s released by the labs and began to be taken	seriously by the industry.
2012 Olympic & Paralympic Games to be taken	seriously by the signatories to the Olympic Truce Reso
in, ranging from the fanciful to some taken	seriously by the police.
nt than educational, and was often not taken	seriously by the contestants, which led to a number of

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