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1. Some are revealed religions by some messenger of God and some are like Hindu religion where it is usually a personal matter and not dictated by any single holy book

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2. Our lifestyle and behaviour are dictated by the expectations of others

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3. So why be dictated to by the heavy hand of commerce ?

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4. He dictated a cryptic message to the florist, signed himself as The Telephone Man, and even remembered to put his own mobile number on the bottom of the card

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5. ’ I assured her several minutes later, looking at the list she’s dictated – how are we going to get all that into the car?

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6. Though mostly by accident and for the most part unconscious, the way we humans react to the world around us is dictated in a large part by a series of Conditioned Responses we have been learning since early childhood

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7. He dictated a cryptic

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8. of a Church is dictated in this book

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9. For Aura law dictated that upon the death of a spouse, the husband could invoke the next sister in line to take her place

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10. They dictated the text of a public notice to be circulated, and also to be posted at the public gathering places in the village

11. Her modesty dictated the rule

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12. Then he got lost in wondering why are girls pretty at all? What is pretty? Desa explained it had to do with fitting patterns dictated by hormones and took all the fun out of it

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13. The color of their robes was dictated by their Order, which was in turn dictated by their level of power

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14. evidently dictated by the same corporation-spirit which enacted the bye-law of Sheffield

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15. When I came to live with Maye, I promised myself that I wouldn’t allow my world to be dictated

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16. They are as wise, however, as if they had all been dictated by the most deliberate wisdom

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17. These restraints upon importation, though prior to the establishment of the bounty, were dictated by the same spirit, by the same principles, which afterwards enacted that regulation

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18. They are actions dictated by seeing in the moment, and motivated solely by the needs of the moment

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19. But though the policy of Great Britain, with regard to the trade of her colonies, has been dictated by the same mercantile spirit as that of other nations, it has, however, upon the whole, been less illiberal and oppressive than that of any of them

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20. though the reality was that Victor dictated

21. their motives are frequently dictated by their egos instead of their Higher Selves

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22. The infallible decrees of the church had pronounced the Latin translation of the Bible, commonly called the Latin Vulgate, to have been equally dictated by divine inspiration, and therefore of equal authority with the Greek and Hebrew originals

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23. and Japan, and they even cruised to Australia and the South Seas as conditions dictated

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24. The oars were never allowed to relent the fast pace that was dictated by a drum in the belly of the ship

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25. Thus we all sat our desks and wrote a nice letter which he dictated with his usual loud voice as follows: “Dear Mom

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26. ―Popular‖ Opinion does not dictate but is dictated to, rather

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27. A society, however well-intentioned, ceases to be ―tolerant,‖ once that society allows itself to devolve into a sociopolitical checklist dedicated to the advancement of ―appropriate‖ behavior and verbal expressions dictated by idiosyncratic designs rather than common sense lest its members be perceived as offending artificially constructed practices that have inexplicably seeped their way into the conventional mainstream

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28. The Rule of Law, as it relates to Immigration Policy, or any other law for that matter, should dictate and not be dictated to

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29. Were they to know it, they would join the ranks of the great majority of the population who, with their silence, oppose those demonstrations, reject the leadership of pacifists who sponsor peace under any pretext and at any price, and trust the good sense and judgment of governing leaders who, backed by concrete facts, row against the current, mark out urgencies dictated by reasoning and make decisions of grave consequences for the benefit and security of the people they govern

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30. They were most importantly shown how to impress and guide hundreds, if not thousands of people as the Law, the Ministry, and the Ruling Council dictated

31. Before he left for the school, he dictated the letter for Elizabeth to write

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32. LP had crunched the numbers and the probability dictated that this was the winning spin

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33. dictated by the Karmic chart of the individual, the Devatas thus

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34. The Mongols could have had all of Europe, but they withdrew because tradition dictated that they pay a final tribute to their great leader who had been unhorsed at the height of his worldly achievements

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35. The reason for the lack of constructions is that the government dictated that the nuclear

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36. But the basic five-fingered bone structure is also similar and could have been shaped by the difference in usage that survival seems to have dictated for each species

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37. When we say that the texts are words of God, one could imagine that God has dictated the phrases that he wanted to reach readers in the author´s ear; that´s how represented the authors of the sacred books are usually represented in many of the paintings seen in the churches

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38. This was tied to the issue of states rights…to decide for themselves…compared to being dictated to by the Federal Congress

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39. The most prudent way to handle this dilemma—the way dictated by Universal Sense—is for her to uti-

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40. As dictated by

41. frictionless walls of the duct, travelling as they dictated

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42. He had refrained from calling Becky when Suzy was around and dictated his work through email

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43. interviews, meeting minutes and even notes dictated with the use of a MP3 player

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44. The reason for the lack of constructions is that the government dictated that the nuclear plant to be constructed had to be reviewed and approved before construction could start and then a separate approval was required to operate the plant

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45. The teacher lectured or dictated a lesson, and the

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46. It is clear that what may and what may not be said and done will be dictated by Marcuse and those like him

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47. “After completion of a phone call guided by our talk sheet, Park dictated a cover memo into a recording device, urging my input as he did so

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48. He walked for the length of a spring story only as his feet dictated, though there was a strain of his thought within that drove him onwards, but he was too distracted to grasp it fully

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49. Was he an employee here at RMBN? Was he from News and Current Affairs? Why would he submit his proposal along with the names? How would I explain this to Ka Rudy and to Management that someone dictated this to me? Also, why did he assume that Inspector Carrillo would accept the role as co-host?

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50. As protocol dictated, the crew of the visiting aircraft waited for the Captain to walk out, then followed him down the stairs

51. a perhaps regressive change dictated by high aircraft development costs” (Waters, Rescue at Sea, pp

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52. fact that chaos dictated this path for the bird, and that I had

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53. Yet the government is free to attack and to coerce people to fit a behavior dictated by its ‘liberal’ interpretations or the portrayals of some vociferous, peripheral interest groups

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54. group cannot be dictated by a vindictive goal, but must be guided by the

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55. He dictated 14 million words while in this state of wider awareness

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56. If I could bring you the same water, here, into the village and you could collect it in five minutes instead of three hours, would each family work for one hour a day on various tasks dictated for my family?"

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57. Your diet is dictated by just what kind of shape you are in

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58. The Tunisians’ subtlety of movement was not required for the dances dictated by Helmut’s bongo drums

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59. A thousand rules he has devised and dictated; handed down from the mouth of Yhwh

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60. They strolled casually through the front door, Fergus first as dictated by his fidgety nature

61. “I wrote that letter,” it means only that every word in it was dictated by him

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62. Every arrow, unless deflected by a shield, found its mark, killing or wounding as luck dictated, for no archer could afford the time to take careful aim, nor found the need

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63. “Todd,” said Drew, “The pace is dictated by the interviewees

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64. metropolis and that he never hesitated to grab the adventure when circumstances dictated

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65. 3 Jesus' human nature dictated that the first duty was self-preservation; that is the normal attitude of the natural man on the worlds of time and space, and it is, therefore, a legitimate reaction of a Urantia mortal

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66. An official was writing the report of the events as dictated by the two policemen

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67. Dictated by the inherited urge, the plunams would have pursued the old onamic agenda of growth till the need arose for yet another plunamic parting of ways

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68. I was able to fly for six hours at a stretch before hunger and fatigue dictated I rest

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69. She was a Princess and protocol dictated she not be left alone in a male’s presence even though she had spent months with Tegan and me

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70. It is said that the Scroll was dictated by Hitler and signed by him and gives the orders for the formation of the next German uprising

71. Thus, you should become more aware whether your urge to eat is dictated by your stomach or something else

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72. much dictated events which followed

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73. The affidavit was a direct reflection of the words she’d dictated to Paul’s secretary, with minor adjustments to meet the language requirements of the document

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74. The door to his office swung open and the plan that would restore Charles Roman to his former self was dictated

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75. That dictated a strategy more like your pirate battles than like traditional space battles

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76. Therefore, rather than continue to spend our remaining days in pursuits dictated by the establishment, the time has surely come to be fully immersed into whatever we truly enjoy – whatever gives us fulfilment and satisfaction

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77. Sitting down that evening, William painstaking dictated into his recorder a letter to Freda

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78. dictated by the music, either elegant or aggressive depending on your

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79. Lezura was observing something on her portable radar while she dictated to the others

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80. ” For the first time he left the rocker that Úrsula had bought for his convalescence, and, walking about the bedroom, he dictated a strong message to the president of the repub-lic

81. Amaran-ta, however, whose hardness of heart frightened her, whose concentrated bitterness made her bitter, suddenly became clear to her in the final analysis as the most tender woman who had ever existed, and she understood with pitying clarity that the unjust tortures to which she had submitted Pietro Crespi had not been dictated by a desire for vengeance, as everyone had thought, nor had the slow martyrdom with which she had frustrated the life of Colonel Gerineldo Márquez been determined by the gall of her bitterness, as everyone had thought, but that both actions had been a mortal struggle between a measureless love and an invincible cowardice, and that the irrational fear that Amaranta had always had of her own tormented heart had triumphed in the end

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82. Having lost a sale or two, I offered to drop off some copies but he said corporate policy dictated that he go through a specific process

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83. Its ovoid shape is dictated by its directed gravity propulsion system, which uses a very special electro-magnetic field

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84. When he received Fernanda’s last letter, dictated by the foreboding of imminent death, he put the leftovers of his false splendor into a suitcase and crossed the ocean in the hold of a ship where immigrants were crammed together like cattle in a slaughterhouse, eating cold macaroni and wormy cheese

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85. We thus decided to save you and Mister Noonan rather than let you die as history dictated

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86. these babies dictated space and movement and spawned feel-

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87. There are phenomena smaller than the atom that are dictated by

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88. As unfortunate as all this was, it was actually going as dictated by history

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89. That changed as soon the networks dictated start times, timeouts and anything else to do with getting the “game” on the screen

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90. However tradition dictated that cornflakes were for

91. These were some of the problems, but there were more as the evening progressed, which should have dictated that the test shouldn’t have gone on, or that at least something ought to have been done before continuing

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92. This possibility is offered because it means less to pack but the move is dictated because you’ve run out of room in the house in which you live

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93. This drain on our energy can cause us to fall into the warming arms of self-absorption, where everything is about us, and we grasp for the illusionary prizes dictated by our cultural agreements to aggrandize functionally useless things

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94. Metaphorically, learning to read had to progress at the same speed as learning to write, beginning both with comfortable conversations about each, to becoming whatever the student’s behavior dictated was necessary as the tasks became more difficult for them

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95. In turn, that order must have been dictated to Beria by Yosef Stalin himself, which was made even more probable by the paranoid character of the order

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96. ” And the solution became starkly clear—logic dictated that I do not remain on earth

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