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An arcane and confusing section of the bill will cripple startups in our industry.
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Before I could protest, she laid a hand on my avatar's chest and muttered a few arcane words.† (source)
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Within the ranks of his arcane field, an advanced technology called synthetic aperture radar, or SAR, he is an eminence.† (source)
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Not archaic, just arcane.† (source)
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They were to be sedate in bearing, unapproachable, regal even, but possessed of arcane and potentially lethal recipes, and capable of inspiring the most incendiary passions in men.† (source)
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After all, an educated man should admire any course of study no matter how arcane, if it be pursued with curiosity and devotion.† (source)
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Just because of some arcane class-based regulation in a rule book?† (source)
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Just throwing it out there, you know, as a supposedly arcane fact.† (source)
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But first he will try to discover the extent of her arcane knowledge.† (source)
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In real life, however, the arcane had a way of losing its power.† (source)
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I had foolishly discouraged McMillian's family from attending the oral argument because I knew that the issues were fairly arcane and that there would be very little discussion of the facts.† (source)
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Beyond the prelature's adherence to the arcane ritual of corporal mortification, their views on women were medieval at best.† (source)
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And in the middle of the circle of children, like the object of some arcane ritual, there hovered a bomb, its downward-facing tip seemingly balanced on Adam's outstretched finger.† (source)
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There were also the Masters of Arcane Knowledge.† (source)
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Perhaps that was an arcane ward against evil spirits.† (source)
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He quickly found the more arcane sites: alien abduction, UFO sightings and the supernatural.† (source)
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