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George Bernard Shaw once said, "Make money and the whole nation will conspire to call you a gentleman.

"Thus all the uncertainty, and mistakes of humane actions, proceed either from the narrowness and wandring of our Senses, from the slipperiness or delusion of our Memory, from the confinement or rashness of our Understanding, so that 'tis no wonder, that our power over natural causes and effects is so slowly improv'd, seeing we are not only to contend with the obscurity and difficulty of the things whereon we work and think, but even the forces of our own minds conspire to betray us.

Next, how the corruption of each of those exceedingly differing bodies should all conspire to the production of the same Plant, that is, that Stones, Bricks, Wood, or vegetable substances, and Bones, Leather, Horns, or animate substances, unless we may with some plausibleness say, that Air and Water are the coadjutors, or menstruums, all kinds of putrifactions, and that thereby the bodies (though whil'st they retain'd their substantial forms, were of exceeding differing natures, yet) since they are dissolv'd and mixt into another, they may be very Homogeneous, they being almost resolv'd again into Air, Water, and Earth; retaining, perhaps, one part of their vegetative faculty yet entire, which meeting with congruous assistants, such as the heat of the Air, and the fluidity of the Water, and such like coadjutors and conveniences, acquires a certain vegetation for a time, wholly differing perhaps from that kind of vegetation it had before.

The fact is that the orbital position and the seasonal epoch conspire to a masking of the phenomena.

The perils to which society is exposed when clever criminals and dishonest police officers conspire together had been forcibly exemplified when the celebrated bank-frauds came to light early in the nineteenth century.

Four Qualities must conspire to make a perfect Horse, Strength, Activity, Courage, and Judgment.

His men conspire against him, confine him a long time to his cabin, and set him on shore in an unknown land.

And you conspire with him against me, do you, viper?

Weevle returns, "William, I should have thought it would have been a lesson to YOU never to conspire any more as long as you lived.

An unscientific mind, noting the tendency of relief aid to gravitate toward electorally rich states, might even conclude that the gods of mayhem conspire with incumbents to provide calamitous occasions for the demonstration of political compassion.

As testers hunt bugs, developers conspire with the marketing department to add features to the product, which breeds more potential bugs.

The extreme argument, dredged up by Bennett, is that gays conspire to recruit kids.

"It will not be long before the Labour Party starts to resent its semi-detached leader, before secular and religious parties find cause to conspire against each other within the Cabinet, and before the voters demand immediate action on other domestic issues.

Whitehead, can conspire magnificently with a plot-revealing title: A Novel Without a Hero says it all, Or, The Modern Prometheus tells us what Mrs.

In the fitness landscape, image, mutation, recombination, and selection can conspire to pull evolving populations upward toward the peaks of high fitness.

It is within this loop, this unavoidable recursion-mathematics understanding the logic of the brain-that we will have an opportunity to test, as some conspire, whether among all the wonders evolution has come out with, the ultimate might be a brain good enough to avoid the risk of understanding itself.

Nature seemed to conspire with man to make the time one of joy and delight, for the inundation was scarcely ever before so regularly abundant, nor were the crops ever before so plentiful.

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