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disjunctive |
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| I imagined three sets of disjunctive reactions from "a Galilean peasant audience," three responses of yes/no or for/against the tenants' violence to an unjust situation (as cited here, p. The Federal Circuit in Coltec also ignored the circuit split on whether the economic substance test is a conjunctive or disjunctive test. This divulgence lies at the heart of Lawrence's unique strategy of representation: he employs the word and the image--moreover words and images that have become familiar--towards generating what can be viewed as a disjunctive conjunction. |
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disjoined disjoining disjoint disjointed disjointure disjunct disjunction disjunctive disjunctive allegations Disjunctive term disjuncture dislike disliked disliking dislocate |
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