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"sustainability issues are not yet digested in our country.
"sustainability issues are not yet digested in our country.

i have little to say about the way you have arranged the course for me. perhaps, i can only say that i have not yet fully digested the substances of the course you have provided.
i have little to say about the way you have arranged the course for me. perhaps, i can only say that i have not yet fully digested the substances of the course you have provided.

this is now being recognised more so since the identification of the iod about a decade ago, and it is all still being digested, still with some differences of opinion as to the how it all relates.
this is now being recognised more so since the identification of the iod about a decade ago, and it is all still being digested, still with some differences of opinion as to the how it all relates.

fiber, moreover, is not digested and extracted by nutrients in the normal way. instead, maximum shred it is delivered through the body unchanged until it reaches the colon, where it decomposes.
fiber, moreover, is not digested and extracted by nutrients in the normal way. instead, maximum shred it is delivered through the body unchanged until it reaches the colon, where it decomposes.

set forth in a poeme of the history of jonah" (1620)* "job militant, with meditations divine and moral" (1624)* "sions elegies, wept by jeremie the prophet"* "sions sonets sung by solomon the king"*' 'the historic of samson" (1631)* "alphabet of elegies upon ... dr aylmer" (1625)* "argalus and parthenia" (1629)* "divine fancies digested into epigrams, meditations and observations" (1632)* "alphabet of elegies as divine poems" (1633)* "hieroglyphikes of the life of man" (1638)* "memorials upon the death of sir robert quarles, knight" (1639); zu ehren seines bruders* "enchyridion, containing institutions divine and moral" (1640-41)* "observations concerning princes and states upon peace and warre" (1642)* "the loyal convert", "the whipper whipt", und "the new distemper" (1644)
set forth in a poeme of the history of jonah" (1620), which contains other scriptural paraphrases, besides the one that furnishes the title; "hadassa; or the history of queene ester" (1621)*"job militant, with meditations divine and moral" (1624)*"sions elegies, wept by jeremie the prophet" (1624)*"sions sonets sung by solomon the king" (1624), a paraphrase of the canticles*"the historic of samson" (1631)*"alphabet of elegies upon ... dr aylmer" (1625)*"argalus and parthenia" (1629), the subject of which is borrowed from sir philip sidney's arcadia*four books of "divine fancies digested into epigrams, meditations and observations" (1632)*a reissue of his scriptural paraphrases and the "alphabet of elegies as divine poems" (1633)*"hieroglyphikes of the life of man" (1638)*"memorials upon the death of sir robert quarles, knight" (1639), in honor of his brother*"enchyridion, containing institutions divine and moral" (1640–41), a collection of four "centuries" of miscellaneous aphorisms*"observations concerning princes and states upon peace and warre" (1642)*"boanerges and barnabas--wine and oyle for ... afflicted soules" (1644–46), collection of miscellaneous reflections*three violent royalist tracts (1644), "the loyal convert", "the whipper whipt", and "the new distemper", reissued in one volume in 1645 with the title of "the profest royalist"*his quarrel with the "times", and some elegies*"solomon's recantation ..." (1645), which contains a memoir by his widow*"the shepheards' oracles" (1646)*a second part of "boanerges" and "barnabas" (1646)*a broadside entitled "a direfull anathema against peace-haters" (1647)*an interlude, "the virgin widow" (1649).