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Also the episode, "Law and Oracle" (2011), features an extended car chase scene in which Police Officer Fry apprehends Erwin Schrödinger, who is transporting a box containing "a cat, some poison and a cesium atom.

Although each novel and story is self-contained, the reader comprehends an added dimension when familiar with the characters' previous histories.

Cooper survives another ambush, stabs Loomis to death, shoots Tommy, and nearly apprehends Wilson before he commits suicide.

The modern Persian speaker comprehends the literature of the earliest Persian poets including founder of the Persian poetry and literature Rudaki (approximately 1150 years ago) all the way down to the works of modern Persian poets.

However, Jenna soon comprehends the downside of a "programmed" relationship.

Despite also being married, Florica answers to Ion's wild passion and advances and Ana finally comprehends the cruel reality.

Still in love with him, Prank rescues the Trickster, but he pushes her out of their getaway car and escapes on his own, though the Flash eventually apprehends the Trickster and Prank.

Angel later apprehends Dana, but Andrew Wells and a squad of Slayers arrive and take her into custody, stating they (including Buffy and the rest of the Scooby Gang) no longer trust him due to his current status as head of Wolfram " Hart.

But the JLA follows and apprehends him after Superman realises he had seen the year he is travelling to on a watch-like device the villain is wearing and uses his photographic memory to obtain it.

Whether the Mangani in turn understand any other animal languages is uncertain; Tarzan, at least, comprehends to some extent at least a few.

Sharpe apprehends one of the thieves, who turns out to be one of Dodd's men.

During a debate with former Kentucky Attorney General Greg Stumbo he said, "He obviously thought he could hang me over the marijuana issue, and here I was explaining Constitutional Law to him which, I still don't think he comprehends.

The principle of beauty is perceived not with the outer sense, but with an internal or moral sense which apprehends the good as well.