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A. 1. Не that cannot obey cannot command. 2. However complex the task it must be done on time. 3. The error must be in his reasoning. 4. Every visible event in nature can be explained by previous events. 5. He believed in work – believed that man ought to eat his bread in the sweat of his brow. 6. The technique of taking Raman spectra cannot be made the subject of detailed discussion. 7. The pressure of one of these points can well be chosen at will. 8. These processes need not be considered in details. 9. Ideal must be composed of things known to us. 10. They must be able to identify the particular error that has occurred in the input. 11. It may not be economic to make the correction while the computer waits. 12. In a conceptual analysis one need only examine the parts. 13. If a person will not do a thing in the way he wants, he must do it in the only way he can. 14. A few words concerning the preparation of specimens may well be in order. 15. A great deal of work need to be done in this area. 16. There is, or ought to be, such a thing as Automation Economics. 17. These relationships do not need to be reexamined. 18. Simplification as a method of understanding can and must be the method of understanding any science. 19. Systems must handle future as well as present needs.
B. 1. As to the heat of the reaction it had to be carefully controlled. 2. They were not allowed to carry out the experiment. 3. We have had to investigate a wide range of economic problems as well. 4. This theory shall continue so long as the sun shall shine. 5. However, they were confronted with pressing problems which they had to solve as well as they could. 6. The press was not yet allowed to discuss the problems of emancipation openly. 7. I will open negotiations! 8. We will all follow him, the youngest as well as the oldest. 9. The rate of gas flow does not have to be large. 10. According to the author this theory should hold in ail cases. 11. The program or the database does not have to be changed. 12. He may have to stop his experiment. 13. This restriction is severe, but should be welcome to non-mathematical uses. 14. A further possibility that will have to be taken into account in more detailed analysis of the problem is that the ion-pairs in a given solution need not all be of the same type. 15. One of the simpler forms is probably to be preferred. 16. The less progressive firms have been allowed to exist. 17. It has been argued for a long time that programmers should not have to reinvent the wheel every time they write a program. 18. It may take you twelve hours reading to produce an intellectually honest article of a thousand words. In fact you will have to educate yourself as well as your public. 19. This was done for computational convenience; it would not be done in practical applications. 20. We also need not be able to combine these two values.
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