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In the moment of repentance, that is where we express
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is a phrase he uses to express how much he was longing,
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We are not in this world to passively drift with the tides of ever changing events, to aggressively fulfill useless desires in a vain attempt to express limited personal powers
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Europol, yes I have heard of this terrible scourge on those of us" He gestured to his own tattoos, "who chose to express ourselves artistically through skin-art
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sent an express telegram to the high command of the rangers: “Send
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’ Tonya said, leaving me with the impression she will probably hunt me down for this express purpose
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wanted something, but had no means to express such things in any sense other than
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The young couple continues to express his love to the
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Wrapped as I was in the cotton wool of solitary confinement, unable as I was to express any of my thoughts in concrete form or to engage in conjecture with another rational human being, nonetheless I spent hours imagining faces and clothes and names to accompany the hollow tapping sounds in the night
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The reason that she played with the ouija board in the first place was because she couldn’t express to her friends and family the guilt and shame she felt from her personal lifestyle
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The reason that we can’t understand or express where the Spirit fits in or how the trinity works is because we have no need of either concept in our daily lives
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Smith wanted something, but had no means to express such things in any sense other than silence and darkness, and so Smith thought un-shapes out of the fraying circular chords of absolute tranquillity
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The station café was virtually empty, enjoying a hiatus before the arrival of the next intercity express
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They are platforms to express the very heart of God
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Who knows what the future holds? These trinkets express only a fraction of my love, respect and esteem for you, carissima mea, I could purchase or steal every ounce of gold in the world and it would not reflect the depth of my love
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Is our freedom constituted in that our death serves an ultimate purpose of God? Can we die in such a way as to express a mystery? Revelation 12:11 says that they loved not their lives even unto death
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The warm water diluting it only makes the stuff worse; a fact which amuses Gilla as I express my distaste and wince
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"He said he wanted me to let him express the strength of his love the only way he knew how
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I then stepped onto the express route and stood there
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The languages of the time did not have words for extrasolar planets, digital simulation, genetic engineering, electronic surveillance and a lot of other terms that were needed to express the reality of current life
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Use strong language to express these feelings and don‘t hold back!
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right of the individual to express his or her free will has not always
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If we express this dream in the form of a mathematical
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fire to a bogie of the Sabarmati Express near the Godhra station in Gujarat on
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Express arrived at Godhra station,' the official said as his voice waned
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Without the need to express anger and resentment
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WOC-members are at liberty to express
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Healers Library is being created for the express purpose
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way, without judgment; just express how you feel and that’s it
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What happened, Amanda? What derailed the Passion Express into oblivion?”
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He hands her his American Express card and she puts it into the card reader
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It reminds Ted of posh hotels and homes where he might once have remained had it not been for the dream of the starlight express
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Mickey worked the farms, milking and labouring, while Ted steamed forward on the light entertainment express to Eastbourne, Morecambe and Scarborough
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She was a bit off balance with this, reeling, she said, “I don’t think I can remember anyone in my past talking about it in any way except to express sympathy over what happened to Tdeshi
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For a long moment, we look at each other saying with our eyes the things we cannot express any other way in public, then he closes the car door and stands back as I start the car
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express his hopes for eventually taking over the vineyard
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"I can't even express the real beauty, I saw that day
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Thus I grew afraid to express my emotions, and unable to be successful in most relationships
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I'd like to learn how to be intimate with people, how to really be close, to express feelings without feeling nervous or tense
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to feel and express feelings
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words to express herself
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Many feel great anger, but are too afraid to express it--they fear that they will
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Feelings ? Sure I have feelings - THANK GOD I HAVE FEELINGS! I can now express
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We are on a journey and I can’t express how important it is to lean on the Heavenly Father during this journey
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His wages properly express the value of this labour of inspection and direction
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and express the gifts in us
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overstocked, as they commonly express it, with their own particular species of industry; which
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Their real price, the quantity of labour and subsistence which was given away for them, was about one-third more than their nominal price is apt to express to us in the present times
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In other words, they express the ideas in a
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Let's express the rule governing the proper use of the option of suicide: It is to be used only under extremes circumstances
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This was regarded, in those times, as so important an object, that it was always considered as belonging to the sovereign, and neither to the finder nor to the proprietor of the land, unless the right to it had been conveyed to the latter by an express clause in his charter
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Thus, when we say that the circulating money of England has been computed at eighteen millions, we mean only to express the amount of the metal pieces, which some writers have computed, or rather have supposed, to circulate in that country
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But when we say that a man is worth fifty or a hundred pounds a-year, we mean commonly to express, not only the amount of the metal pieces which are annually paid to him, but the value of the goods which he can annually purchase or consume; we mean commonly to assertain what is or ought
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Though we frequently, therefore, express a person's revenue by the metal pieces which are annually paid to him, it is because the amount of those pieces regulates the extent of his power of purchasing, or the value of the goods which he can annually afford to consume
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If a lie would save the life of the person you love most on earth while being convinced it would have no adverse effect on anybody else, would you express it? If the answer is no I am not sure you can differentiate good and bad and I beg you to devote more efforts to understand the extraordinary lesson life is trying to teach you
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If, before it came to the person who presents it to the acceptor for payment, it had passed through the hands of several other persons, who had successively advanced to one another the contents of it, either in money or goods, and who, to express that each of them had in his turn received those contents, had all of them in their order indorsed, that is, written their names upon the back of the bill; each indorser becomes in his turn liable to the owner of the bill for those contents, and, if he fails to pay, he becomes too, from that moment, a bankrupt
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In the midst of this clamour and distress, a new bank was established in Scotland, for the express purpose of relieving the distress of the country
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“No mortal can express the pains of hell! ” Really!
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Adjectives, conjunctions, and prepositions: some sort Of bionomic central force in the monkey seemed to Express itself through the de-centered processes of Rolling grammatical progression and spreading activation That converged around the impulses flowing between The brain-machine interface, with the monkey’s intentions Refined by the computers rationalizing
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darkness reigned in the Chennai Express, and the right was once
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To see a hamper in your dream indicates that you need to find a more productive way to express your negative feelings
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Or that you are unable to express yourself
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It is this feeling that you need to express more in your waking life
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Alternatively, it symbolizes your curiosity, your subconscious thoughts and your need to express them
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To see or play a saxophone in your dream indicates that there is something you need to express from deep within your soul
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Was it passionate? Was it slow? Was it wild? The sex act parallels aspects of yourself that you wish to express
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To dream that you are silent indicates an inability to express yourself
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He decided to go somewhere where he could express himself without having anyone truly know about his struggles
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Or the lyrics can serve as your voice to express how you are really feeling
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To dream that you rip someone else’s tongue out indicates that you are extremely upset with something that this person has said, but you are not able to appropriately express your anger
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The bank of Amsterdam has, for these many years past, been the great warehouse of Europe for bullion, for which the receipts are very seldom allowed to expire, or, as they express it, to fall to the bank
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To dream that you are undead represents your inability to express yourself
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To dream that you are sending valentines indicate your need to express more love and affection
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To dream that you are waffling over a topic suggests that you need to think things more clearly and learn to express yourself with more assurance and conviction
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Arkaneh knew that he wanted to express his opinion on the plan without having anyone knowing about the rat, so he naturally followed him
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In fact, without the fear of failure or the greed for reward that accompanies the self-centered self, you are free to express who you really are
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The purpose of life is to express and live who you are
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It is as though the poverty-stricken coagulation which is the language of mortal man were broken into fragments under the formidable pressure of the Heavenly Word, or as if God, in order to express a thousand truths, had but a dozen words at his command and so was compelled to make use of allusions heavy with meaning, of ellipses, abridgements and symbolical syntheses
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What he had intended to say was, "And has that fool Pinscher arrived yet?" but being a gentleman of some foresight, he stopped himself when it occurred to him that the expected person may indeed be present, and may not express any great delight in being referred to as a fool
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My wife is devoted, though she often chooses to express this as disapproval of some of my more innocent habits
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With it, we are able to express ourselves in almost unlimited ways
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Everyone in this world wants to be loved and each person also has the capacity to express love to others
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It was as if this was the only way he could express himself
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Closing: Express thanks to Karen for volunteering her time this year
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We are here to express ourselves and learn from our experience
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express one's opinions or thoughts
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raised hands to express an opinion in a vote
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to express (the expression of) an opinion in a group by voice or hand etc
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Passion excites the Soul to express the inner yearning to create
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and to express gratefulness for what you have and what
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ways to express themselves that will add value or
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of discovering new ways to express themselves
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contributions of others and express their gratitude, not
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All humans were so solitary in some ways, isolated from each other in their feelings they could not properly express
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Before Scott could think of a good way to express his incredulity a figure in a white suit popped into existence
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In order, therefore, to make out something like an argument, it was necessary that they should express themselves as they have done ; and this argument, even supposing things actually were as it seems to presume them to be, turns out to be a very inconclusive one
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idea or thought of conception that is usually expressed as an action of some form of
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that scratched the cosmic itch most effectively, and so He expressed thought in a set
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He had always trusted to his friendship with Ava to keep his opinions expressed in his own universe private
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A little later, as we were chatting on, I complained about the awful noise made by cars at the outdoor garage below my window every night; he expressed his understanding and then he asked smiling: “Outdoor garage? What's does ''outdoor'' mean?”
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Rose has expressed a wish to watch the film which is on TV this afternoon – The Sound of Music - and as it would never cross her menfolk’s minds to suggest otherwise and also as the weather has degenerated into an unpleasant blustery rain, we decide it would be rather nice to curl up in the warm and do just that
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Leaning up on my elbow I looked down at Menachem’s swollen face and saw in those bruises a love that can never be adequately expressed in words
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There is something being expressed within the very nature of God
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For example, most such tales share an idea or thought of conception that is usually expressed as an action of some form of anthropomorphic being
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Smith preferred those thought-shapes that pleased, that scratched the cosmic itch most effectively, and so He expressed thought in a set of patterned, reactive ways
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Literal interpretation might be what is expressed
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That wisdom needs to be expressed in such a way that when Christ returns and casts him in the pit, everyone knows
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And what is the devil’s power? We’ve expressed it over and over again
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Could it be that God did not care so much about the ponds and chicken coops they built to help the village as He cared about a fulfillment of wisdom displayed through a willing Church that there is something more important than this life? What was expressed to that community was that these men were not simply there to help with the economy
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He expressed this story and explained that he has come to realize that what he is living is a lie
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I believe that this fullness being expressed is a number to sit and rule and reign with Christ during the first resurrection (Millennial Kingdom)
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I only know what I have expressed
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with the sentiments expressed here,
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Jake’s expressed a wish to invade the cottage tomorrow afternoon – will that be okay with both of you?’
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She expressed to me that
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which she expressed, but many that she internalized
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Koruki patted Ava’s hand and expressed sympathy
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When this work is expressed in a new book the 16
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This is more easily expressed than
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Miss Danvers expressed the wish that they should be offered to her biographer, if I deemed it appropriate
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Harry expressed his admiration to Mr
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Tom was genuinely heartened by this invitation and expressed his
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expressed to Tom, Fred apparently felt comfortable in asking Ged to
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Yet she also felt the earnest appeal to her sense of integrity which he expressed so clearly
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Allcock expressed his pride of manufacture and command of his chosen markets
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With the table clear Jim rose and walks into the living room and right to the mantle where he rested his arm and expressed his disbelief
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A white bird came to the tree every time, and whenever she expressed a wish, the bird would throw down to her what she had wished for
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expressed the opinion that the place was cursed, and
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Its nominal value, the quantity of gold and silver by which this annual produce could be expressed or represented, would, no doubt, be very different ; but its real value, the real quantity of labour which it could purchase or command, would be precisely the same
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I, for my part, stick to the concept of a continuum as I already expressed in a previous chapter
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I could never make mine the opinions expressed by many philosophers that human life is an absurdity void of any real intended meaning
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The notion hides two possibilities that, to my knowledge, have never been expressed before: 1) If our future has been changed by entities from the future, all we see is the new future
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What I just so awkwardly expressed above is the basis of morality
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Necessity and reverence expressed through
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You have expressed concern about the
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The quantity of stock, therefore, or, as it is commonly expressed, of money, which can be lent at interest in any country, is not regulated by the value of the money, whether paper or coin, which serves as the instrument of the different loans made in that country, but by the value of that part of the annual produce, which, as soon as it comes either from the ground, or from the hands of the productive labourers, is destined, not only for replacing a capital, but such a capital as the owner does not care to be at the trouble of employing himself
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It might continue to be expressed by the same quantity of money, but it would command a greater quantity of labour
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wife had a little bit of business to tend to, she expressed
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An aspect of yourself is fighting to be expressed or let out
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To free slaves in your dream implies that you are liberating an aspect of yourself that you have been suppressing or that you have previously not expressed
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To dream that you have sores on your body suggest that you are keeping in some negative emotions and attitudes that need to be released and expressed
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The sympathy he’d expressed about her treatment on the Thallia appeared to be quite limited
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The nominal value of their goods, and of the annual produce of their land and labour, would fall, and would be expressed or represented by a smaller quantity of silver than before; but their real value would be the same as before, and would be sufficient to maintain, command, and employ the same quantity of labour
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Love expressed from the purity of this well that is trained is eternal
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you when felt and expressed
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Their real wealth, their real revenue, therefore, would be the same as at present, though it might be expressed by a smaller quantity of silver, and they would neither be disabled nor discouraged from cultivating corn as much as they do at present
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The archery master in Zen in the Art of Archery expressed nonattachment in the following way when he said to his student:
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Mahatma Gandhi expressed the essence of the message of the Bhagavad Gita as selfless work and sacrifice
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More than a hundred years after the death of that great man, the Jesuit Gumila was still convinced of the reality of that wonderful country, and expressed, with great warmth, and, I dare say, with great sincerity, how happy he should be to carry the light of the gospel to a people who could so well reward the pious labours of their missionary
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) is expressed by following
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He expressed his fears, saying, “The King’s castle is a week away even on the fastest horse
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Artificers, manufacturers, and merchants, can augment the revenue and wealth of their society by parsimony only ; or, as it is expressed in this system, by privation, that is, by depriving themselves of a part of the funds destined for their own subsistence
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But if they had expressed themselves more accurately, and only asserted, that the revenue of this class was equal to the value of what they produced, it might readily have occurred to the reader, that what would naturally be saved out of this revenue, must necessarily increase more or less the real wealth of the society
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‘Doctor Rengil expressed to me his concern about the nature of your injuries
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Many people over the years had expressed feelings of being trapped in their lives, but rarely in such stark terms and with such commonality
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My hypothesis is this: Knowing that the Evolution Theory does not correspond to the evidence that is found, and that Darwin and others realised that his Theory was flawed and even expressed the reasons for their doubts, we need to investigate the alternative
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The sum of these Numeric Values is 7,931 and can also be expressed as (721x11), while the sum of the factors of 7, 11, and 103 is 121 (11x11)
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As the tax is made payable in money, so the valuation of the land is expressed in money
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A theory, where the scientists themselves expressed doubt in the validity of their own theory about the origin of life and the complexities they encountered and where we now have ample evidence mounting against the validity of the theory
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023 (this is different from the “baryon density” Omega-b expressed as a fraction of the total matter/energy density, which as noted above is about 0
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Pamela thanked him, but expressed the need to consider
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Shelagh, too, was more robust but she expressed a healthy youthfulness that many a younger woman would have envied
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Grant expressed how disappointed he was that Rex
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The Romans, at the end of the first Punic war, reduced the As, the coin or denomination by which they computed the value of all their other coins, from containing twelve ounces of copper, to contain only two ounces; that is, they raised two ounces of copper to a denomination which had always before expressed the value of twelve ounces
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As they are substantially the same as those expressed in your letter of
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I do not feel that the same can be said for his monumental 1936 work, „General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money," even though the ideas he expressed therein profoundly affected, for many a year, the practice of macroeconomics
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What is wrong with this man? Even a House member from his own party expressed his frustration with Leahy this time around
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Item: In many instances, teachers have expressed the view that children
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It matters not whether the „money" is expressed in cowrie shells or American dollars (Or does it?) One can"t help expressing concern over the now defunct Gold Standard
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After all, if she’d expressed in some way she merely wanted him to be himself it would not have made much sense
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A document that should stand for the ages, and has been the inspiration for many countries; it will hast however, only so long as the people of America agree to abide by its precepts, including the undeniable fact, so eloquently expressed by John Adams, that a Constitution without the integrity, religious, and moral support of the American People, is nothing more than a destroyable piece of parchment
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He had already expressed his vision during his Second Inaugural
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The only quibble I have with Socrates, as expressed by Plato, is that Socrates said, in a great expression of self-effacement, that he only knew that he knew nothing
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If he so wanted, Hylensia could have expressed an obvious disfavour without the utterance of a single word
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Mechanization existed as the next looming threat, expressed as the worst possible fear for some
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But he said, when Jimmy expressed an interest, ‘the physical nature of all matter is determined by its underlying structure, a component of which vibrates at a particular frequency
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But one of them spoke, and Gerrid remembered there was such a thing as words, that they expressed a language for communication
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An older man was behind the counter, and when we expressed our relief that he
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No hint of pink brightened the sky over the distant mountains, so she could not see his face, but then it rarely expressed much anyway
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He was a lot taller than I was and skinny, his hands and feet reminded me of flippers, especially when he expressed himself dramatically with his hands
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‖ In what manner, for example, can we be certain of mutual love? Are demonstrable expressions of love sufficient proofs in themselves? Are outward appearances genuine or do such expressions proceed from affected emotions or selfish motive(s)? Does an act of love anticipate a reciprocity of tender feelings or is (that) love for an individual, apart from ―loving‖ that individual, expressed less for its own sake rather than the sake of the beloved? At what juncture does Reason, justified by Faith, provide us with some measure of certainty that we may rely upon without imposing limits or placing conditions on that love?
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Hillenbrand expressed his allergy to vice, the tables began to turn
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The guilt of not being there with me was so evident, expressed by every word he uttered
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Although expressed in a unique way, this is normal
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Grace does not invalidate Free Will that, however expressed in accordance with God‘s (purposeful) designs, allows every individual to charter his or her own chosen course; that is to say, to decide whether to (freely) accept or reject what God expects from each of us or has to offer us if we willingly accept it with an open heart
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But there was little sorrow expressed by those in attendance and none by his widow, Sarah
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An acquaintance of mine recently expressed some concern over the (potential) appointment of a practicing Baptist likely to influence the ideological composition of the Court, thereby overturning hard-fought legal battles like the (omnipresent) Roe v
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Before they left the car, I thanked them profusely and they expressed their happiness for being able to help me
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Stan listened with curiosity to this outsider’s view, and then told William that his somewhat odd comments were similar to those expressed by one of Stan’s customers
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Greenberg‘s column (―Poll-itically Incorrect‖) criticizing the unsportsmanlike manner of some college football coaches who perennially run up scores against weaker opponents in order to impress pollsters, (and thereby secure higher national rankings), inconsistent with previous viewpoints expressed in earlier columns addressing the same issue
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Immature grievances commonly expressed nowadays by students toiling over ―useless‖ Algebra and ―dated‖ languages like Latin and Greek considered unnecessary or incompatible with a student‘s career objective(s) misses the point entirely; that is to say, their functional
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pain she expressed in earlier months was not to encourage us that
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In his electronic dialog with me, Héctor expressed his thinking as well as his feelings with respect to the growing threat of war that caused fear throughout the world
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Those in the left progressive community hoped for a Franklin Roosevelt, and quickly expressed their disappointment he was closer to Clinton, a moderate compromiser who looked good only compared to the president before
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Whatever opinions they may have expressed to our skipper we never knew
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Each sheath or vehicle through which the soul expresses itself (on physical, emotional and mental levels) carries latent within itself certain inherent potencies, but the soul, which is the source of them all, has them in their purest and most sublimated form
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It all comes down to one question: how did you treat the least of these my brethren? I quote this from Matthew 25 where Jesus expresses how He will judge the nations
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This man Philemon was called a brother and Paul expresses the reasons that he knows this man to be true to the faith
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that the writer expresses in any one
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expresses affection and even love
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that there is none) which expresses the idea we now annex to the word apprentice, a servant
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Here is how Lao Tzu expresses the essence of not-doing:
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Here is the way Gandhi expresses the idea of the renunciation of the fruits of action:
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Dukkha expresses in three primary ways
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In this manner, the love an individual expresses for another individual is conditioned by self-interest and that the underlying motives behind every kindly and selfless act conceals an (inner) need or emotional requirement that an individual seeks to fulfill
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“The soul expresses itself in images
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This lesson, unfortunately, oftentimes expresses itself too late in life to the chagrin of ―ambitious‖ women who willfully placed their professional careers ahead of raising a family
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Addendum to the above: It is certain, however, that the product of one‘s (own) imagination (or its descriptive designs) retains its own internal or conscious impressions that unite Thinker and Thought in a manner that reveals or expresses the inner ‖being‖ of the Thinker
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” This translation scarcely expresses the meaning which Thayer has freely rendered, “not for the purpose of passing judgment on opinions”
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expresses his regret that he cannot write poetry and
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Called “Dranker” (her pronunciation of “Drunkard”?), it expresses the desperation of a man whose wife's unfaithfulness drives him to drink and to madness
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Creating a work of art that expresses your feelings about the situation
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Something that’s simple, but still expresses your personality
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expresses her desire in a forthright manner
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he expresses her sexuality with confidence, but more importantly, she is
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Our inner development will then expresses itself in our outer life as well
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” Hart’s core values of family, faith, and decency are a sort of earthly trinity that expresses what “we can’t not know
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Q: Would you say that reality expresses itself in action rather
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M: How can it be? It is like saying that truth expresses itself in
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Boogie is a small young man who aggressively expresses himself to the other cellmates
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In conclusion, Watrin expresses his doubts that “policies based on socialist ideology will prove helpful in meeting the challenges with which we are confronted
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In respect of any member State which subsequently expresses its consent to be
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After all those years of trying to understand and know him, Ethan Canin comes close to describing my own realization of this through the words the father expresses to the son in his story “The Year of Getting to Know Us”: “[Y]ou don’t have to get to know me
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“We have a book called the Bible, which many people believe expresses His wishes
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Each actor expresses only one facet of the diamond, and it is up to the
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Another positive law that it expresses is the law of the
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But it also expresses a revolt of the body against the psyche: “I am not
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Luca’s reaction expresses the refusal to keep accepting this maternal
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Pierre intervenes and expresses his difficulty in interacting with women
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I affirm that when the body expresses its needs, which include having a
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expresses humanity’s wisdom; a solution that can allow us to experience the
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expresses a deep need; but when he or she demand to be able to affirm this
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Every potential expresses the possibility that
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with the gods, who no longer exist, but rather he expresses it through us and
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to leadbeater, a man is using his astral body whenever he expresses an
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Then these groups, and the individuals, produce media that expresses positions and opinions
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And to „want" expresses a state of non possession
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It's so that God can have a damn fine time don’t you know! According to Neale, God views himself, enjoys herself, expresses and extrudes
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Nevertheless, that was not a friendly smile, like those that furrowed in the face of the one who expresses it invite with joy to the intimacy of a secret, but of that other, which by its irony load is ballasted by the steams of the suspicion
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Leonardo treated me with courtesy, but there is nothing in his behavior that expresses that he is romantically interested in me
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This one expresses five time gates, all portals to specific realms within the nine domains of space known, hitherto, as ‘Home’ to Thee
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Feather: Feathers deal with higher thought and expresses intuitive wisdom
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at this level, the word storm only partially expresses the reality; we should in some ways come nearer to the effect produced if we thought of it as a sore
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teaching and training of pupils expresses especially His method
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Volver a plus aninfinitive expresses repetition of the act of that infinitive
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In the sign of Libra the universal mind – the soul – expresses its genius for relationships, that is, its power to harmonize diverse elements in a unified, organic way
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The oedipal male expresses his sense of entitlement
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lt expresses succinctly just how different the meanings of masculine and feminine sexuality are
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The man expresses gratitude for his assistance on the previous day
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you that's how your inner mind expresses itself? You shouldn't look at the face
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When Sharon can’t put something into words, she intensely expresses it with a cry or sound
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Lewis stares at the nurse as the doctor approaches, annoyed with the pain and mistakes and for her almost putting a hole in the wrong side of his chest he expresses his feelings;
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It is important to understand that the energy that we speak of simply expresses the nature of the energy
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The coach focuses on what the client expresses, both
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Expresses sincere interest in the coachee's life stories
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For example, suppose a mother and father are tied up to a post while their daughter, who hates herself, expresses her self-hatred by running a razor blade up and down her arms
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In The Naked Truth, Desmond Morris strongly expresses,
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The body is as a mount for the spirit by which it achieves its desires and expresses its feelings
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Feeling it expresses, as what you don’t express, naturally suppresses itself
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∆ Net Income / % ∆ Operating Income (EBIT) because it best expresses the conceptual
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Moreover, there is no factor in the model that expresses the relationship between interest
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neither would the boy be jealous if the girl expresses his love to
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expresses his love freely to his fellow men
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expresses free love without knowing the boundaries of love will end up
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It is the fool that expresses beginner’s mind
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expresses who we are in the world
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expresses an entirely abstract thing that exists only in some ideal
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ways that human consciousness expresses itself in the form of
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in which everyone expresses his or her acorn is a world that works
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Once the fool expresses a willingness to work with the unconscious
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expresses our individuality within the field of that which is human
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It reaches toward the sky because that is how it expresses its oakness
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perhaps it’s not complex at all, but expresses an order that we can’t
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“Yes, the idea expresses beauty in its simplicity
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He expresses a look of
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This duality expresses the condition of being Vulcan, who, contrary to popular belief, do have
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When the way we live expresses our inner
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Inspiration is the language of the universal intelligence or consciousness and it expresses itself through our feelings which are translated into our inspired thoughts
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“To the human nurse, this Warrior Medic expresses his regrets about the turn of events
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“Kandras expresses his thanks for the offer, but he thinks we ought to get to
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Power, is how He expresses the love; but that's not the only way love is expressed; and so now Jesus does something that stuns them
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It expresses the central mystery about the special relationship between God and the human race
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symbols that expresses our feelings about something
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I speak for all the hunters when I ask White Eyes to help us show our happiness by making a story about Runs Like Cheetah that expresses our happiness
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Power is how He expresses the love, but that's not the only way love is expressed, and so now Jesus does something that stuns them; He exposes the pride and the carnal way of thinking they had about positions and titles and so on
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expresses genuine pain over the religious ban
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Noah’s Ark length was 300 cubits, which expresses the figure three powered by one hundred
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This expresses, in some sense, diffusion of spiritual sunlight into the heart of the world
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Chinese emperors are worshipped today as Gods in line with Buddha which expresses the idea “God is a political fear” in actions and accountabilities maximizing the economy of blood in return
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The dragon shape expresses all his events that happened in terms of deformity
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His look shows how god who expresses complete and perfect human creation declines in a state of imperfection and faults to give such equality
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A conscious person is more interested in truth, how he/she expresses that truth and how this truth affects others
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Pride expresses its words in the following: "If you cannot inspire a woman with love, fill her above the brim with love of herself
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Gluttony expresses the ideas of eating too much and having an enormous appetite
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expressing their love in such a mannered they do not know the
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expressing the importance of forgiveness in Luke 23:34 - “Then said Jesus, Father,
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My God, my God, why have you forsaken me? Isn’t Jesus really expressing the heart of David here? Isn’t this a reference back to Psalm 22? For Jesus to make that cry was for Him to blow the whistle on all of those that surrounded and mocked
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and a heart is poured into it then it is very much a way of expressing oneself
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Ful communication, with the expressing of all thoughts and feelings, is
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’ Mickey muttered, his voice expressing both his physical tiredness and his weariness with the whole project
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Everything about the place was a surprise and she didn't know any other way of expressing herself
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was merely to pay you the courtesy of expressing our
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were a few claps and before long the entire varsity joined in, expressing their
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It keeps expressing in its own way that this mystic experience, that can prove to be so difficult at the human level, is rich of promises on the spiritual one
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You may be expressing your creativity
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You may be holding in your anger and frustrations, instead of expressing it
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To see a sea turtle in your dream indicates that you are cautious when it comes to expressing your emotions
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You are expressing concern over your finances
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You are expressing some fear or uncertainly within your emotional state
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To see a shower curtain in your dream indicates that you are not fully expressing your emotions
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You have trouble expressing yourself and over-think things
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The dream reflects how you are receiving, integrating, and expressing your ideas and thoughts
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To dream that the toilet seat is down indicates that you are guarded when it comes to expressing your emotions
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Alternatively, the dream suggests that you are not expressing your feelings enough
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To dream that you are in a water park indicates that you are expressing an emotional high point
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Form a greater awareness of life expressing itself in diversity on the Earth, and become aware of your connection with the planets in the Solar system
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There was another way he was expressing himself, however, and far better,
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This is usually an informal note expressing best wishes and may contain contact information
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expressing your gratitude for the things that you are in
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Torbin thought of protesting this time, expressing his disgust that he, someone so important to their connection with humanity, should be treated in this degrading way
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I took her on a journey through her own life, expressing how Mama had many times dropped everything and rushed to her rescue
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Cats are agile in their loyalty, recognizing and expressing love in its myriad shapes and unconventional forms
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It matters not whether the „money" is expressed in cowrie shells or American dollars (Or does it?) One can"t help expressing concern over the now defunct Gold Standard
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That is, the intelligence contained in his shouted imprecations were inversely related to his vehemence in expressing them
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No wonder he was having so much trouble expressing himself
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Inasmuch as Satan is incapable of expressing love, neither is he capable of (properly) expressing its antithesis commonly understood as ―hate‖ or any (real) emotion for that matter, unless Pride is considered an emotion which I don‘t believe it is
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Our immediate question to you is whether or not this teacher is correctly expressing a belief in keeping with Church teachings or is she merely expressing her own private opinions in a manner that has become increasingly troubling to parents with young children in school? Many of our teachers, it seems, are oftentimes inclined to take liberty with their students in a manner exceeding the scope or limits of their profession
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For this reason, conventional wisdom is oftentimes likely to avoid controversial subjects considered incompatible with the customary and accepted practices of an increasingly sensitive, overly cautious society; preferring to play it safe, instead, by providing pat answers or formulaic responses to difficult questions rather than expressing a ―truthful‖ opinion
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Political Correctness has accelerated this admonitory process by its simplistic characterization of individuals or groups; by not only disregarding the complexity of singular viewpoints but by challenging the moral and intellectual foundation of the individuals expressing them
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would find expressing a coherent thought particularly challenging? Although each of us has the potential to exceed the somewhat (flexible) limits imposed by natural designs, no substitute exists for natural intelligence
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or upset; they’re expressing themselves as best they can,
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We’re all well and truly screwed,” Lee said, expressing what they were all thinking
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His voice rose in pitch suggestively, expressing his grave doubt as to the honesty of the awaited reply
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Finally, as I finished expressing my suspicions about the Bullock pair and why I wanted to look at them closer, he broke into a grin
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Ferguson had no plans to promote him, and Tracy reciprocated by frequently expressing his desire to see the expiration of his term of service and discharge
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The Poles all began expressing their alarm and dismay simultaneously, until Colling waved his hands and asked them to listen to him
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Given that its ramifications had not been fully considered at the time, some commissioners are now expressing regret at having voted for it
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“Yes sir,” I said, my voice expressing a bit of the discomfort of the situation
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How deep was this thing’s scheme that it extended to master Olom? Why did he ask him such irrelevant questions at this hour? Was he belatedly or mockingly trying to befriend him? He chose silence over expressing his ire frivolously
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On the fourth day, after Elizabeth seemed out of danger, Colling, realizing he had been remiss in not doing so earlier, asked Hermann about the Countess, expressing his concern with what the Russians might do to her when they became aware that she had been substituted for Elizabeth
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We recognize the Mouth as the Organ of Communication and consider the relationship that we have with speaking our minds, expressing our feelings
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Even then, I couldn‘t help the feeling sorry for him over the sentiments he was expressing for his family
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The other way of expressing possession is with possessive pronouns mi (my), su (polite your, his, her & its), tu (familiar your), nuestro & nuestra (our, m & f), and su (plural your & their)
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In other words, he has mastered reading the words and the emotion, but still has problems thinking out a problem and expressing clearly his conclusions
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He was a notably soft-spoken man and was careful about expressing opinions
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Truly: gratefully taking it's light, either it is a morning slide across the smooth surface of heaven curtains, or proud and unhurried, his barely perceptible steps beyond the horizon on a sky emaciated by clouds, a man, expressing the desire and will to let that light in, can turn itself into this light for a while, and shine itself in mornings and evenings, to be itself in a mood of joy and immediate smile
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I wrote a note to Theodore expressing my sorrow over the death of his father and explaining my “orders
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unlimited choice of expressing your sexuality
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Culture will affect the individual style of expressing emotions, the poet can express emotion in the form of poetry, religion will be in the form of religious emotion, the artist can express emotion in the form of art
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Most people are of the style of expressing emotions and their relevant professional culture, there are also less number of people at the time of emotion is not affected by the
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All human beings are born with the same capacity for feeling and expressing emotions, but the influence
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In the West, some people believe that you get rid of your anger by expressing it, that you finish it by letting it out
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When they came to the 5-year-old in the family, he began by looking at the turkey and expressing his thanks to the turkey, saying although he had not tasted it he knew it would be good
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“Yes, what is poetry but our pathetic attempts to rival nature’s beautiful flowers, streams, mountains, birds, and animals by expressing our thoughts and feelings in words
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I was a bit amazed at this coming from my deep-in-intrigue brother, but on reflection I don’t ever recall him expressing hate for anybody
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This book would be incomplete without expressing my heartfelt
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or hope for relief, The Lord took unilateral action in expressing His love, and He did this at just the
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Fifty ways of expressing pain
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Last, online editor of The Weekly Standard, sees Hibbs’ book as expressing a realization that rampant nihilism induces the “flattening of man,” a
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After all, the Self is expressing itself in action — and a
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Why? Well, they have the audacity to disagree with policies of the Prophet we have been waiting for, and are expressing their constitutional right to say so
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expressing movement in the Immovable, change in the change-
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Be silent and watch it expressing
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unconditional way of expressing joy and affection -- i
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Poetry and lyrics are an improved method of expressing truth, as compared to
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happy, but it is far from expressing the whole truth
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expressing the highest Vedantic truths, are known as Mahavakyas
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It would be most appropriate to conclude here this chapter, as indeed the whole work, with a sonnet on the present book expressing the author’s wishes for the readers
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and expressing regret about the damage it inflicted on his marriage
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meaningless—to say that the instantaneous velocity is a determinate number without expressing
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Expressing his feelings with a string of short and none too polite words that owed more to their Anglo-Saxon heritage than to anything imported from later linguistic influences, he saved his work and dragged tired and unwilling feet across the room
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place, use you in various unspeakable ways, then dispose of you in such a horrible fashion that even the rag newspapers would have had difficulty in expressing their outrage
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expressing their own hurt and anger at what happened to me has
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don’t remember her ever expressing that she wanted to kill me, and
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with little phrases expressing how much she hated him,
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He shares with us an inside view of management and the criteria he used to build his group of eighteen television and radio stations,” Ward said, expressing his appreciation to Mr
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Some sources say the words were written on the wall in Mother Teresa’s own room, but in any case, their association with Mother Teresa and the Missionaries of Charity has made them popular worldwide, expressing asthey do the spirit in which they lived their lives
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“You can show your appreciation by expressing His love to others
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He was never good with expressing his feelings and she knew that
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created out there; and those things were usually expressing the
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Sarah looked at him expressing her hurt
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She then suggested that he had deliberately engineered her ungainly introduction to donning armour by selecting an overly small vest, she cocked her head to one side and gave him a sideways glance expressing her suspicions in a single look
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mean? Expressing the desire to close the group is a good proposal for the life
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here”, she is expressing the same idea of presence
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Both hemispheres of the brain are capable of some kind of awareness, but their methods of experiencing and expressing it are very different
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girls or boys, it is expressing also its wisdom
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Each brain ‘stores’ in its memory the type of material that it is best at recognising, processing, and expressing
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He kept his message short, expressing concern over their recent loss of communications—a situation Summers assured him was under control—and gave them new orders
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You should not give your child excuses for expressing anger or violence, but you need to help your child deal with the feelings in a non-destructive way
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The chief characteristic of this ring is devotion expressing itself in active
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They fear you will think they are showing off, or expressing
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"You have a unique way of expressing yourself
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Every one expressing her loving concern for me and how sad she was that I had chosen to surround myself with such a bad crowd