All 8 Uses

intrinsic
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The Bourne Identity
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He had hurled himself from a plane ...at night ...signals and metal and straps intrinsic to his leap.†
Chpt 4 *

intrinsic = belonging to a thing by its very nature
In seconds his upper body would be naked; passport, papers, cards, money no longer his, all the items intrinsic to his escape from Zurich taken from him.†
Chpt 8
And as long as value is intrinsic to our discussion, I should tell you that it is the second telephone number; the first was canceled.†
Chpt 12
One lie can be exposed, only to raise ten other questions intrinsic to that lie.†
Chpt 13
It was a quiet laugh, at first even an embarrassed laugh, but the observation was there, the appraisal of foolishness intrinsic to something very deep between them.†
Chpt 23
Blind recipients he had assumed were intrinsic to the Monk's strategy.†
Chpt 31
Monies were constantly funneled to accounts beyond official scrutiny, certain understandings intrinsic to the payments.†
Chpt 31
Bourne had not bothered to tell the old soldier that it did not matter; that he would get inside in any event, a degree of damage intrinsic to his strategy.†
Chpt 33

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