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1
The Great Drummers of R and B Funk and Soul
On playing rudimentally: I never played rudimentally. I found a single stroke roll
will play all the rudiments—without the proper sticking of course—but if you put
the accents in the right place, it sounds the same. A lot of times I found that if you
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And that which does not potentially, perhaps not even rudimentally exist, cannot
be susceptible of fertilization. The fact, as ascertained by dissection, is simply
thus. In copulation, a small sac or vesicle called the spermatheca, situated on the
...
Hence the anomaly is not unmeaning, but may be made to unfold a hidden truth
respecting the parts, at least rudimentally, present in a particular structure, or an
important general law ANOMALOUS VEGETABLE STRUCTURES. 311.
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The Reason We're Waiting
“Philosophical abuse, in other words, being a victim of someone else's con game.
It starts rudimentally, something I call social extortion. This extortion is blackmail
on your freedom to fit into and accept a social role in order to survive. Once you ...
5
The British Cyclopæedia of Natural History: Combining a ...
... the systems, which has the spots of the panther, and, rudimentally at least, the
mane of the lion; and it is still to be found in those countries with which the
ancients were acquainted, as are also the lion and the panther, or pard, between
which ...
Charles Frederick Partington, 1835
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Systematic Theology - Volume II
It accounts, moreover, for the unity of plan on which all animals of the same class
or order are constructed; for the undeveloped organs and rudimentally in almost
all classes of living creatures; for the different forms through which the embryo ...
7
Breeze-Easy Method for Drums, Bk 1
... PERCUSSION PARADE (MARCH) r r T r * Rudimentally speaking, at a
marching tempo this is called a 17-stroke roll. THIS LESSON HAS BEEN
COMPLETED. DATE ................ EXCELLENT GOOD D LESSON 23. SINGLE
STROKE ROLL ...
8
The Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Medical Science
... il it can be proved that animal texture is rudimentally the same wherever it
occurs, then, in the name of science, proceed in the cultivation of micro- cosmic
knowledge. But the glaring discrepancies which have already marked the
microscope ...
The accompanying papers will show that in every part of the united kingdom
occidental and oriental tuition may he most advantageously conjoined, and
taught rudimentally, with the hest effects, to the junior classes of all respectahle
schools ...
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The Oriental Herald and Journal of General Literature
The accompanying papers will show that in every part of the united kingdom
occidental and oriental tuition may he most advantageously conjoined, and
taught rudimentally, with the hest effects, to the junior classes of all respectahle
schools ...
James Silk Buckingham, 1826
