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Among the crucial doubts that haunt the fantasy of transformation is not the non-issue of whether the human self resides primarily in physical or mental properties, but instead the hardily controversial issue of whether mental properties, under an unsentimental and unswerving gaze, dissolve without residue into physical.

First and foremost, the work's focus on planners as a distinctive class hardily recommends it.

Trees native to the Southeast grow hardily in this climate of unpredictable rainfall and adapt easily to the sandy soils that make up much of the region.

The trouble with that was that Midwestern pigs needed the care and feeding Midwestern farmers gave them, and couldn't survive as hardily as the Haitian breed had done rooting around in garbage.

While James Morrison often hears how he's the spitting image of Coldplay's Chris Martin, it's surprising to learn that hardily anybody ever mentions to him his namesake from The Doors.

Cassel's teammates and coaches spent the last two weeks hardily endorsing the confidence they have in their inexperienced quarterback.

Dear American friends, I engage you to sustain the NRA and to hardily fight for the Second Amendment unless you want, one day, to have the same situation as in our small country.

Friends meet and hardily shake hands and exchange brief hugs while discussing runners past and the possibilities of the current crop of long-distance runners.

It's hardily the type of rock 'n' roll lifestyle you'd expect from the guy who penned such hits as Gay Bar, Danger!