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Page 151
... lights were turned up . This was the London of Whistler and before , the London of misty distances and subtle vistas . Most Londoners will gladly trade it for a little normal light , for the gaudy welcome of a theater marquee flashing ...
... lights were turned up . This was the London of Whistler and before , the London of misty distances and subtle vistas . Most Londoners will gladly trade it for a little normal light , for the gaudy welcome of a theater marquee flashing ...
Page 189
... light cruiser . Early in the war the Navy desperately needed more flattops ; so flight decks were added to nine cruiser hulls and the Independence - class light carrier was born . Princeton was the second of these ( page 215 ) . Our ...
... light cruiser . Early in the war the Navy desperately needed more flattops ; so flight decks were added to nine cruiser hulls and the Independence - class light carrier was born . Princeton was the second of these ( page 215 ) . Our ...
Page 400
... light on it . The metal is potassium , very sensitive to light . When more light strikes the metal , more electrons flow out ; when less light falls on it , fewer electrons flow . Since this flow of electrons is also an elec- tric ...
... light on it . The metal is potassium , very sensitive to light . When more light strikes the metal , more electrons flow out ; when less light falls on it , fewer electrons flow . Since this flow of electrons is also an elec- tric ...
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