| Thus his use of Hroch and Anderson on nationalism elides the fundamental difference between two approaches to the study of nationalism. |
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| At his most masterly, Kinsella elides naturism and intellection in the structure of his phrases. |
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| French is essentially a language that elides everything that doesn't get out of the way fast enough, and nasalises everything else. |
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| The term Latino elides huge differences in class, gender, race, regional origins, and colonial histories. |
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| She takes her experience, neatly elides her own role in shaping it, universalizes and transliterates her frustrations into pop sociology. |
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| Yet the writing is uneven: attempts at literary criticism are as unconvincing as the biological determinism which elides humans with monkeys. |
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| In combining the three deities in this way, however, the doctrine elides the fact that Vishnu is not merely a preserver and Shiva is not merely a destroyer. |
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| It is misleading because it elides the larger issue of xenophobia and anti-Muslim bias. |
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| In her enormously successful play, The Danish Play, Toront0-based playwright Sonja Mills, deftly weaves fact with fiction and elides time and place to tell the fascinating life story of Agnete Ottosen. |
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| The most obvious is that it elides two phenomena that may prove unconnected: a consumerist desire for ever-improving public services, and people's willingness actually to do something to improve them. |
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| And you can help prevent the fork From breaking or rusting in place by cleaning and lubing the shaft the gear elides on at least every six months. |
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