| In a similar vein, Harold Lewis notes the importance of covenant in framing our lives sacramentally and relationally. |
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| Each person could also be understood not only relationally, but also in terms of beauty, as the beautifier, the beautiful, and as prime beauty. |
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| Children who are highly relationally aggressive feel lonely and depressed and tend to feel badly about themselves and their social situations. |
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| In my mind, if we are thinking relationally, many things will change in our interactions with the dying and their families. |
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| In addition, enactments-which are inherently relationally focused-may be viewed as a defining clinical operation that is unique and essential to relational therapies. |
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| The couple are relationally self-reliant the majority of the time. |
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| In order to optimize the transport-chain from forerun to main run and backlash, accumulative consignments are consolidated relationally. |
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| The reviewed information on fauna can be relationally linked and retrieved according to user queries. |
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| I like to provide guidance for the whole person, relationally, emotionally, spiritually, etc. |
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| It has to do with the different ways in which actors are close, not geographically but relationally. |
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| Man or woman who remains definitively celibate relationally witnesses permanently for the Spirit in God. |
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| Oceans are inherently complex, technically in the interconnectedness of ecosystems and relationally in managing across jurisdictions. |
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| He works relationally with senior business leaders and cross-functional teams to unlock the enduring potential of a brand and its people. |
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| By doing so, they lose sight of its relationally intersectional and constructed character in the context of unequal yet contested relations of power. |
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| Beyond hormonally intense, it was relationally intense. |
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| Men rarely define themselves relationally. |
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| Many sociological challenges arise today in our communities as we strive to live relationally, to engage in compassionate dialogue with one another. |
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| Sufficient numbers of us must be committed to making disciples, teaching them within relationally based contexts to obey all that Jesus commanded. |
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| So important were people to him that he summarized the law relationally. |
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| Proceed to group contact details and have a swift overview of what they did and how much they spent in your center, financially as well as relationally. |
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| The complete fulfillment comes from the tranquil balance of the three paths of existence, individually, relationally, socially, and globally, in life. |
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| Seeing again allows patients to be more economically, socially and relationally active than they were before the treatment. |
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| Reading and writing are symbiotic processes by which truth is relationally structured. |
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