It works well for us, which is the only test that applies."
The gulls once gone, the heron applies itself with redoubled zeal to its business.
The sign may not be so strong here, but it applies just as it does on the great plains.
As just stated, the principle applies only to the verification of our expectation in a single fresh instance.
Seemingly, therefore, the intellect of the disciple and master is but one; and, consequently, the same applies to all men.
And--Lord knows I never thought I'd have to say this to my own wife--but if you go defending these fellows, then the same thing applies to you!
Thus the laws of logic supply the skeleton or framework within which the test of coherence applies, and they themselves cannot be established by this test.
The proper way to indorse a check or draft--this also applies to notes and other negotiable paper--is to write your name upon the back about one inch from the top.
The same principle applies to the library itself: plain shelves filled with good editions in good bindings are more truly decorative than ornate bookcases lined with tawdry books.
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