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They were to give way to a more primitive form of law.

On a small, primitive world it would have been easy.

We really come from a pretty primitive type, he thought.

Such words were out of place in this primitive time.

He must have been using a very primitive radio set,?

Though primitive, it seemed to be doing Robert some good.

There was only one school, set up in a primitive building.

At what point, exactly, did primitive money come into being?

"Do you really think I have such a primitive mind?"

Only difference between you and me is you're more primitive.

There was a dark light in his eyes, something more primitive than we have words for.

Debate in America on the issue has been more primitive.

He has been living in primitive conditions for over a year.

It was a primitive response to the coming of night.

But I knew that it was not primitive at all.

He said it was only for primitive man, who had good reason to fear the dark.

He was apparently getting used to thinking in terms of primitive science.

And maybe they're dead, too or back at the primitive stage.

They were too primitive to put in the display cases.

"By the measure of what is possible, we still are quite primitive."

From then, a small group began to use them for primitive flight.

Yet he had felt primitive fear as the old woman passed.

Maybe her people were too primitive to count the years.

His soul must be too primitive to understand those things, he thought.

Being a primitive set, it took a long time to warm up.