| The canonical punishment for theft was amputation of a hand, for example, and the utterer of blasphemy could have his tongue cut out. |
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| New sets of words, new collocations of old phrases are new, whatever the expressed intention of the utterer. |
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| For instance: He is surly and defensive, a reporter-averse utterer of combative monosyllables. |
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| It encircles the utterer from head to toe and builds a protective etheric shield. |
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| The set of thousand names is to indicate that all the names represent only one God who is shining through the utterer himself. |
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| He declared that he tried to avoid the caricature of a cutter of ribbons and utterer of platitudes. |
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| If we really believe that God speaks through the Church then of course we believe that the Church will utter things which even the utterer does not fully comprehend. |
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| Today, such words would bounce right back on the utterer. |
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| He is an irrepressible flirt: a skirt chaser who claims to pursue three women at a time, a loquacious utterer of compliments, a ceaseless seeker of dates. |
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| Instead, an utterer of the Liar is performing a false act because his performance fails to approach the goal at which acts of assertion are constitutively aimed. |
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| The Liar Paradox can be addressed without any metalinguistic maneuvering simply by saying, with Jean Buridan, that the utterer of a Liar Sentence is speaking falsely. |
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