| Despite Iron Triangle literature paradigmatically deficient, it does provide a broad starting point to conceptually consider how interactions take place between civil, military and industry. |
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| First, Jesus shared with the Essenes a theology that was thoroughgoingly monotheistic and paradigmatically eschatological. |
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| Yet I do hope to raise paradigmatically one or more key issues the ecumenical movement, and therefore the WCC itself, confronts today. |
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| It does, of course, include many such rules and decisions and these can be found, paradigmatically, in statute books, judicial decisions and, of course, written constitutions. |
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| As Dummett has noted, in many cases the standard names for paradigmatically abstract objects do not assume the functional form to which the definition adverts. |
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| Because particular devices vary across periods, and because norms tend to be organized paradigmatically, any film must choose only a few possibilities to actualize. |
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| Although the scholars had accepted this invitation in that Supreme Assembly, but paradigmatically it had no success. |
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| Only responses to him that, like the early creeds and hymns, are impregnated by historical data, are paradigmatically different from superstition, no matter how sophisticated they appear. |
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| In many ways, they paradigmatically reflect what non-mandatory rules are meant to accomplish, which is why they are explicitly stated in the national law of many States. |
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| Second, protest seems paradigmatically expressed. |
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| In keeping with the recent literature, this article will focus on 'entity-to-region' location relations i.e., location relations that paradigmatically hold between entities and regions. |
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| Thus, the facts at hand fall paradigmatically within the statute. |
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| Earlier, it was suggested that acts of noble cause corruption are paradigmatically actions that morally ought not to be performed, contra what the actor believes. |
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| Paradigmatically, the demand side of trafficking consists of actors such as prostitute-users, slave-holders and people who purchase products created through trafficked labour. |
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