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The line
principle{seed ~> water}a line you wrote
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principle- body
seed ~> water
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An operator in front
Families it belongs to
principle[*]25 lines, with the lens openprinciple{*}25 lines, with what it holds openprinciple<*>25 lines, with where it goes open
Other lines about principle
principle[cbt]{thought.evidence.action}<method>principle[crisis_988]{call.text.support}<now>principle[motivational_interviewing]{ask.reflect.own_reasons}<method>principle[faith_stages]{meaning.stage.maturity}<spirit>principle[psychosocial_crisis]{stage.tension.resolution}<life>principle[return_version]{history.revert.safety}<software>
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near: a line sharing a slot uses it · common: common on the shelf
charge the charge in front
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boon principle{seed ~> water}add boon
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subject the word
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folio{seed ~> water}swap to folio
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theory{seed ~> water}swap to theory
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practice{seed ~> water}swap to practice
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learning{seed ~> water}swap to learning
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?principle{seed ~> water}? wonder in front
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~principle{seed ~> water}~ potential in front
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^principle{seed ~> water}^ ascension in front
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&principle{seed ~> water}& subject in front
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$principle{seed ~> water}$ substrate in front
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mode the lens
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principle[cbt]{seed ~> water}add cbt
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principle[crisis_988]{seed ~> water}add crisis_988
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principle[motivational_interviewing]{seed ~> water}add motivational_interviewing
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principle[faith_stages]{seed ~> water}add faith_stages
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body what it holds
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principle{thought.evidence.action}swap to thought.evidence.action
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principle{call.text.support}swap to call.text.support
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principle{ask.reflect.own_reasons}swap to ask.reflect.own_reasons
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principle{meaning.stage.maturity}swap to meaning.stage.maturity
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principledrop what it holds
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principle(seed ~> water)turn its walls to ( )
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- what it holds becomes the scene
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principle<seed ~> water>turn its walls to < >
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- what it holds becomes where it goes
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principle[seed ~> water]turn its walls to [ ]
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- what it holds becomes the lens
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principle{seed.water}hold it as one name
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- dots inside one brace make one name the parser keeps whole
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principle{seed,water}hold the parts together
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- commas keep parts apart and present at once
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principle{seed;water}hold the parts in order
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- semicolons put the parts in a sequence
projection where it goes
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principle{seed ~> water}<method>add method
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principle{seed ~> water}<now>add now
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principle{seed ~> water}<spirit>add spirit
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principle{seed ~> water}<life>add life
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