( ( ( ( ( ( The nature ) ( of spirit ) ) , ) ( as ( ( Alan Turing ) ( ( described it ) ( to ( Mrs Morcom ) ) ) ) ) ) , ) ( always ( ( ( remained ( ( a ( natural wonder ) ) ( barely compatible ) ) ) ( with ( the ( orthodox ( ( ( academic and ) scientific ) world ) ) ) ) ) . ) ) )
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The nature of spirit, as Alan Turing described it to Mrs Morcom, always remained a natural wonder barely compatible with the orthodox academic and scientific world.
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