Any good elder does not deal with these false curses to start with, and would never give them out to an unlearned person to cause chaos with. |
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I'm completely unlearned, but don't use that as a crutch to play me for a fool. |
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I now see that in spite of my learning I am not able to put it into practice, I am not better than an unlearned man. |
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The popular elements are graphically depicted in its literal plot, which represents the level that can be grasped by the unlearned audiences. |
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Catania suggested that organisms' preference for choice may be unlearned with a phylogenic basis. |
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In short, sin is a great and powerful god who devours the whole human race, all the learned, holy, powerful, wise, and unlearned men. |
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The Baldwin effect is sometimes referred to as the simple notion that, through evolution, unlearned can replace learned behavior. |
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Arguments from incredulity wallow in a vulgar populism that elevates appeal to unlearned prejudice to a categorical imperative. |
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The good news is that just as negative thinking styles are learned, so can they be unlearned. |
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What we do know is that they dabble in forbidden magic, unlearned fools who wish for more power than they can handle. |
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Studies have confirmed that the phenomenon is biological, automatic and apparently unlearned, distinct from both hallucination and metaphor. |
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One time, a chassid who was a diamond merchant asked the rabbi what virtues he saw in these unlearned people. |
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Union bosses believe railway maintenance workers are still risking their lives because lessons from the Tebay rail tragedy remain unlearned. |
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Critics warn that some lessons of past engineering fiascos remained unlearned. |
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They do not know that they do not know, and their unlearned ignorance keeps them in the dark about most things that matter. |
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The lesson remains unlearned because the scenario recurs again and again throughout the Hong Kong filmmaker's work. |
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Though the last is listed in Welsh's bibliography, its lessons appear unlearned. |
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Interestingly, pyrazines can interact with visual cues in non-experienced predators to induce or enhance unlearned responses. |
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It is so easy to see how lessons remain unlearned and nations still strike out at others in the name of moral good, religious certainty or pure evil. |
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An unlearned spontaneity breathes life into the best pieces here. |
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So angry I could hardly speak, I forced myself to calm for a moment as I danced away with her in my newly-taught but unlearned club-footed manner. |
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Predators are able to learn to avoid prey exhibiting warning colors but they may also have unlearned aversions towards certain colors or patterns. |
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It is a history of dreams of empire, and of lessons unlearned. |
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Learning is to be regarded as supplementary to unlearned factors that mediate perceiving. |
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The art described here can be enjoyed by gentle and simple men and women, by learned and unlearned, if they have a mind to it. |
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Knowledge cannot be unlearned, so the best way to oppose the villains is to have lots of heroes on your side. |
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Today instinct is generally described as a stereotyped, apparently unlearned, genetically determined behaviour pattern. |
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And we creatures of time and space are born mortal, unlearned, and imperfect. |
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I am not an expert in this area, unlearned as I am, like the hon. member for Scarborough-Rouge River. |
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However, violence is a learned behavior, and in that sense, it can be unlearned and prevented. |
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Some 60 years later, these lessons not only remain unlearned, but the tragedy has been repeated. |
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In other words, even the most unlearned of us can sense and enjoy architecture. |
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But linear perspective itself is probably a renaissance not an antique invention, and Durer's approach to ancient architecture is remarkably free and unlearned. |
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They provide a viable bridge between the learned and the unlearned. |
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The procedure for the trial, whose expenses are unknown to the parties until after the damage has been inflicted, is a scourge for every person unlearned in law. |
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Most of my Somerset will have to stay unlearned, leaving the county, the land and the people to grow in my mind on a basis of myth and wishful thinking. |
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But dismissing your opponents as uneducable and unlearned by making dismissive remarks about the quality of their teachers serves no useful purpose. |
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Either way, excuse me please, I am after all, illiterate and unlearned. |
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The area that extends beyond the ZPD contains tasks that are unlearned and, at the moment, are beyond the learner's present capability and cultural wisdom for learning. |
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He is not at the point of initiating new, unlearned acts. |
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They may have purely local knowledge, and may be unlearned outside their own particular fields, and talk about a piece of writing with the perspective of a washerwoman talking about Niagara Falls. |
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For example, evidence that a pattern of behaviour depends upon a genetic basis frequently has been assumed to imply that the pattern is unlearned. |
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And rather than build networks of suppliers and customers, they have preferred to curry favour with bureaucrats and party officials. All of this can be unlearned, though it will take time. |
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As a result, many scholars think of turnout as habitual behavior that can be learned or unlearned, especially among young adults. |
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