Politics defines the world of means subordinate to ends, of instrumental complexes, of conflict, disputation and strife. |
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Now those who have attained even a little expertise in disputation and argument could reply to that on my behalf. |
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Those of you who might naively imagine that vitriolic historical disputation is a transient phenomenon of Australian academe should think again. |
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Even the content of this table talk is shared with the scholars' disputation. |
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Everyone will have scholarly and literary pretensions, scholars will become self-opinionated and fond of endless disputation. |
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Religion, by contrast, is a principal site of impassioned argument and disputation. |
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Amid all this terminological disputation, it is important, though not always easy, to keep in mind the real-world consequences of these ideas. |
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But when such disputation is telegraphed to a wired world in real time, it can wreak havoc with U.S. diplomacy. |
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They were born to debate and disputation, abashed by no authority established over them, brash and as spirited as cats. |
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We see the Family Relationship Centres as being the initial shock absorber, if I can put it that way, of the disputation and the disagreement following a separation. |
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The dominant activity is free-wheeling, disrespectful, antiauthority disputation. |
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However, at the present moment this particular disputation is a distracting luxury. |
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In other words, this is not a matter of supporting the cloister against the school, advocating lectio divina while rejecting ordered learning and disputation. |
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It truly was this tragic event that triggered unprecedented public disputation of the Syrian occupation and its stranglehold on the government. |
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As a Commission, we have begun to discuss these questions but they require prayer, study and disputation of the entire Family. |
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It is a place of discussion and disputation, a forum for intellectual curiosity. |
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In the absence of a company policy on this issue, a theft-of-employee-property policy should be developed to avoid possible future disputation with affected employees. |
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Until then you will be caught up in the meaningless noise of argumentation, disputation and exhibitionist flamboyance. |
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As Japan takes up political debate and even disputation, it will sacrifice some of the force of its single-mindedness. But overall it will gain. |
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Their ill-tempered personalisation of the controversy through sourly self-justificatory sound-bites merely brought broadcasting disputation to an unseemly new low. |
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Cricket indulges Indian taste for chatter and disputation, gossip and debate. |
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I mean the Prime Minister's own statement to the Parliament in late May conveyed that the number of days lost through industrial disputation is the lowest in 90 years. |
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The Baden disputation exposed a deep rift in the Confederation on matters of religion. |
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Conversely, in the harmful style of disputation, the disputer distorts and twists the opponent's words, making them come out false or inconsistent or extending them in unintended ways. |
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Again at Prague, in 1412, he joined Hus in a famed public disputation in which he maintained that the faithful are not bound to obey papal commands that conflict with the laws of Christ. |
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Once the city council had opted, last April, for a Munich-only exhibit, more disputation arose over who should sit on the three advisory bodies for the project. |
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This is followed by a discussion of the nature and dynamics of environmental crime and the challenges these pose from the point of view of definition, disputation and action. |
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All disputation of the interpretation of the present contract or its implementation remains within the responsibility of the jurisdiction located nearest to the organiser's head office. |
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The place of disputation in the framework of common law is well-known. |
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In their clinical practice, Nawshad Ali Hamed and Laurent Cuylle find that disputation and undermining of the other's role have a disastrous effect on the child. |
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Not surprisingly, Hut's teachings immediately came into conflict with Hubmaier, who insisted on a formal disputation to resolve their differences. |
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In August, 1557, Ottheinrich, the Lutheran Elector of the Palatinate, called for a disputation between the two groups to be held at Pfeddersheim, just outside of Worms. |
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When the tables are drawn, you shall hold a disputation with him. It will be sport to hear how you chop logic at your Universities yonder. |
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He took part in a disputation under the regent master, Philip of Bridlington. |
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In June and July 1519, he staged a disputation with Luther's colleague Andreas Karlstadt at Leipzig and invited Luther to speak. |
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The city council decided to work out the matter of images in a second disputation. |
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As in the first disputation, an invitation was sent out to the Zurich clergy and the bishop of Constance. |
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The two men could not come to any agreement due to their disputation over one key doctrine. |
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But it was only after another disputation that Bern counted itself as a canton of the Reformation. |
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Even before the Bern disputation, Zwingli was canvassing for an alliance of reformed cities. |
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Because of the disagreements, Zwingli decided to boycott the disputation. |
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Shortly after the second Zurich disputation, many in the radical wing of the Reformation became convinced that Zwingli was making too many concessions to the Zurich council. |
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The disputation started on 26 October 1523 and lasted two days. |
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