• Assuming planets are in direct motion, aspects are cast by swifter planets and received by slower ones.
• Both planets were direct in motion; Mars was moving slowly and Venus was moving swiftly.

• Shades on the south side block unwanted direct sunlight while reflecting light onto the ceiling of the interior.
• You can even choose a prismatic block to deliberately direct light onto a light coloured ceiling where it is softly diffused around the room.
• But it is important not to overheat the casualty so do not apply a hot-water bottle or other source of direct heat.

• The research has shown a clear genetic relationship amongst Cohanim and their direct lineage from a common ancestor.
• Although she gets reborn in a Caribbean setting, there is no direct lineage convincingly established for her.
• Why should the genetic relatedness effect be stronger for direct lineages than it is for peripheral lineages?

• Fromkin uses footnotes to identify direct quotations rather than to support historical argument.
• This ends our direct quotation from Fisher's thesis, and his description of his machine.

• In addition, the government had been able to reduce direct taxation and pay off part of the national debt from the proceeds of privatization.

• In direct contrast to the style of the women sitting opposite me, Dobbin's decor looks like it had been designed by Jackie Healy-Rae.
• Huntington's innings had been in direct contrast.
• In direct contrast, feminist accounts have pushed Shajara into the limelight at the cost of the events themselves.

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• Some findings of primary fact will be the result of direct evidence, whereas others will depend upon inference from direct evidence of such facts.
• As Mrs. Holland has not suffered a cardiac arrest, this evidence has no direct bearing on the issues that were before the Board.
• Some point to the fact there is no direct evidence that Hitler himself gave the order for the final solution.

• Along with his nephew, Kit, Kiran has written, produced and directed a short thriller film which has been shot in Hounslow and Richmond.
• In addition to starring, the Academy Award-winning actor is also directing and producing the film - and doing his own singing.
• Usually, this shift is accompanied by a great deal of giddy chatter about finally having control of a vision, particularly when an actor is directing his first film.

• The beautiful choir from St Aiden's N.S. was trained and directed by Vivienne Lee and the organist was her father George Lee.
• Leading the ensemble will be Hugh Smith, senior lecturer in music, who has wide performing and music interest and also directs the St Martin's College Choir and Community Concert Band.

• Laurie pinpoints a location and directs Shawn to a scenic overlook.
• A kindly security guard directs us on our way out.
• I usually go down Haylands Way and Polhill Avenue, but it directs me via Kimbolton Road…

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• Since I am the treasurer and the niece sends the dues checks to this address, she directed a certified letter here for the Empress.
• Secondly, this letter was also not directed to the bar girls.
• A letter directed to Senator Tom Daschle is thought to be the source of the anthrax, but authorities have not ruled out the possibility that other tainted letters are involved.

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• And that's what everyone's efforts have been directed towards.
• Your efforts are best directed towards the radio station, Clear Channel, and the advertisers.

• I would like to direct my comments to two Supplementary Order Papers on the Table that relate to Part 1.
• Remember to write as if you are facing the person you are directing your comments to.
• Cllr Brian Stanley joined the debate, directing his comments to Cllr Lodge.

• ‘The key with any advertising is understanding the target that that advertising is directed at,’ Wolf said.
• Although individuals' personal information will remain confidential, the database will enable the advertisers to direct their ads at specific geographies and types of customer.
• And surely any campaign which effectively improves the health of people is a good thing, no matter whether it is directed at certain groups or mass targeted.

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