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| 44 | 236 | The View more quotes about change">change, perhaps, has less to do with physiology than decision, and will. |
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| 44 | 233 | Yet the matter is ambivalent, for at times, particularly in the absence of dominants, a nondominant becomes not only capable of reproductive activity, but becomes a dominant. |
| 44 | 234 | This transformation, too, occasionally, though rarely, takes place almost spontaneously. |
| 44 | 235 | Even we do not fully understand this. |
| 44 | 236 | The change, perhaps, has less to do with physiology than decision, and will. |
| 44 | 237 | The matter is obscure, even for us. |
| 44 | 238 | "Take this one," said Lord Grendel, tossing the loose end of the rope leash to the other Kur. |
| 44 | 239 | The she-Kur looked at Lord Grendel, wildly, but was helpless. |