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When things are not as they seem to be, or when two truths appear inconsistent with one another the mind will always attend residence in the human body and in this world
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In the modern philosophy, it was frequently represented as generally, or rather as almost always, inconsistent with any degree of happiness in this life; and heaven was to be earned only by penance and mortification, by the austerities and abasement of a monk, not by the liberal, generous, and spirited conduct of a man
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The gaiety and good humour which those diversions inspire, were altogether inconsistent with that temper of mind which was fittest for their purpose, or which they could best work upon
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But to subject every private family to the odious visits and examination of the tax-gatherers, in the same manner as we subject the keepers of ale-houses and the brewers for public sale, would be altogether inconsistent with liberty
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Rita’s long black hair wild and inconsistent with her white lace gloves and in sharp contrast with the sombre attire of Akbar
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‖ Awkward, juvenile attempts at ―connecting‖ with their children is inconsistent with real life situations facing most parents who generally have to deal with a broad variety of (uncertain) thoughts and emotions that oftentimes alienate young children coming age
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I believe that many of us could use a little bit more of that old-fashioned-styled ―Fire and Brimstone‖ conspicuously absent from today‘s sermons inasmuch as many of our priests have succumbed to politically correct manners inconsistent with church teachings
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I have often been reminded by Christians and Atheists alike that war, or any act of aggression for that matter, is inconsistent with Christ‘s Teaching
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That rather conspicuous moment in American History witnessed a troubling transformation in American political thought that subsequently ushered the moral and intellectual decline of traditional liberalism that would (eventually) invest it with an entirely different meaning; not to mention a peevish intolerance for liberal values deemed inconsistent with the emerging New World Order
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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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America‘s traditional performance(s) in some areas, especially on racial matters, have been arguably inconsistent with or lagging behind its constitutional intentions
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His caustic remarks provoked a number of (unformed) thoughts in my mind including but not limited to 1) the boundaries separating treasonous statements from free speech 2) plausible grounds calling for his immediate dismissal 3) the appalling lack of character and common sense conspicuously absent among (so-called) Intellectuals and (dis-engaging) parents (refer to John Walker Lindh) who casually dismiss the questionable attitudes and positions adopted by their children while routinely footing the bill for their college tuitions and 4) more recently, a former relief pitcher for the Atlanta Braves (John Rocker) who was sentenced by the court of public opinion to perform community service after making unsavory remarks to a newspaper reporter about Gays and African Americans inconsistent with the (civic) requirements of social and politically correct conventions
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Being inconsistent with household rules and what we reward makes things so much
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“Evil: Violating or inconsistent with the moral law…Due to (actual or imputed) bad character or conduct
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Data showing warming periods inconsistent with current theory have been “fudged” to diminish their damage to current dogmatic theory
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Rosenbloom said the 11th-hour disclosure "is totally inconsistent with
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2) an observational judgment that is inconsistent with that theoretical expectation
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not yet been associated with an experience inconsistent with personal expectation
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theories never deceive—they may be useless, they may be inconsistent with observations, and
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But, this is inconsistent with the fact that millions of tons of foodstuffs and raw materials are being shipped from Serminak, though the first ship will not return to Venak from there for almost two months
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” He added that such aid was “inconsistent with the
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inconsistent with the reality of the situation
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confined by a spherical wall This is inconsistent with physicists’ descrip-
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inconsistent with rule 8, in which the chela is instructed to avoid contact with others
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" In the course of this address Jesus made several veiled references to his "life mission" but explained that, regardless of whether or not it might be inconsistent with the military idea, it, along with everything else in his life, had been given up in order that he might be able to discharge faithfully his obligation to his family
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If, therefore, it should be the will of Him who sent me and not inconsistent with my dedication to the proclamation of the gospel of the kingdom of heaven, I would desire to see my children made whole -- and --" but the further words of Jesus were lost in the tumult
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That prayer which is inconsistent with the known and established laws of God is an abomination to the Paradise Deities
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'" Before Jesus ceased speaking, he said further: "Let your hearts be so dominated by love that your spirit guide will have little trouble in delivering you from the tendency to give vent to those outbursts of animal anger which are inconsistent with the status of divine sonship
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Although you cannot determine the eternal fate of the individual, you may legislate regarding the conduct of the group, for, where two or three of you agree concerning any of these things and ask of me , it shall be done for you if your petition is not inconsistent with the will of my Father in heaven
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5 The modern age will refuse to accept a religion which is inconsistent with facts and out of harmony with its highest conceptions of truth, beauty, and goodness
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“Unfortunately,” Gary continued, “it’s inconsistent with mammals
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I see these events as inconsistent with a loving God, but very much in the devil’s bailiwick
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This whole theory would mean, of course, that he was now cleverly acting the part of the concerned, grieving husband, a role Feltus had found inconsistent with certain aspects of his behaviour, namely the strange and suspicious looks that would frequently cross his visage and perhaps indicated that he was concealing something
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Under the mattress, they found a Qur‘an, which was obviously inconsistent with someone claiming to be a devout Catholic
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“That look! The one that says my bias is inconsistent with the philosophy of
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She heard a twig snap in a way that was inconsistent with the rest of the sounds around her
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6: ‘His failure to act in protection of state resources constitutes a violation of executive ethics code and accordingly, amounts to conduct that is inconsistent with his office as a member of cabinet’
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3 of the Code of Ethics state that Members of the Executive (which includes the President and any other member of the cabinet) may not wilfully mislead the legislature to which they are accountable; act in a way that is inconsistent with their position; use their position or any information entrusted to them, to enrich themselves or improperly benefit any other person; expose themselves to any situation involving the risk of a conflict between their official responsibilities and their private interests; or receive remuneration for any work or service other than for the performance of their functions as members of the Executive
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It is inconsistent with the natural evidence to suppose that the envisioned Originator of
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The sitting room, the main bedroom, all the other rooms were not inconsistent with that
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involve large amounts of cash inconsistent with the normal and expected activity
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account turnover inconsistent with the size of the balance maintained may indicate
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inconsistent with risk categorization and updated profile of customers
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Conversion : If there is a happening, that is inconsistent with owner’s right of
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that there's a point past which the individualistic attitude becomes inconsistent with human
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it is plain that this is inconsistent with and subversive of
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obviously inconsistent with that of those who had other
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“The energy levels at the hotel were inconsistent with the amount of activity you encountered
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This is inconsistent with their own teaching, particularly on
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language, could be interpreted in a sense inconsistent with Plato‘s theory
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was completely inconsistent with the pagan concept of an immaterial bodiless soul they
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This is inconsistent with their own teaching,
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language, could be interpreted in a sense inconsistent with Plato’s theory
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It seems that these disciples were familiar with the pagan teach that was taught all around Israel at that time, and thought that they were seeing such a spirit; Christ simply pointed out to them that His having flesh and bones was completely inconsistent with the pagan concept of an immaterial bodiless soul they thought they were seeing
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This is inconsistent with their own teaching, particularly on Luke 16
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No Scripture, no matter what its language, could be interpreted in a sense inconsistent with Plato’s theory
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Now this Verb poktei>nein, to kill, is used as the explanation of death, an explanation inconsistent with the Augustinian idea of death, as endless misery
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Clemance on reflection will allow that such an admission is inconsistent with the very severe blame, which he lays on us for 'distorting’ Scripture, by taking its ordinary language in its obvious sense
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'God shall be all things in all,’—an expression seemingly inconsistent with the eternal survival of any enemy, or any evil
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It is morally inconceivable, if it had been the intention of Heaven to convey to mankind, speaking so great a variety of languages, into which the Bible must be translated,—the threatening of torment which should be absolutely endless, that such a threatening would be, in ninety-nine cases out of a hundred, expressed in terms which literally signify something in all languages wholly inconsistent with such a destiny: and that the announcement of the real danger awaiting the world should be dubiously ascertainable only from one passage in a gospel (Matthew), which is probably itself a translation; from another (in a second gospel—Mark), which has reached posterity in a very corrupted form; and lastly from two verses in the latest of the prophecies, where it is difficult to distinguish metaphors from simple terms, and where the terms employed are themselves undoubtedly employed by the Jewish Rabbi, as well as in the Bible, to denote a limited period of duration in punishment
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But, it is said, this will be suffering with a view to destruction; and this is inconsistent with any intelligible view of divine justice or goodness
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"Thou dost reckon me thy friend, and thou wouldst rob me of honour, a thing wholly inconsistent with friendship; and not only dost thou aim at this, but thou wouldst have me rob thee of it also
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intelligent men as well as to ignorant people who cared for nothing but the pleasure of listening to nonsense, and from all I obtained flattering approval; nevertheless I proceeded no farther with it, as well because it seemed to me an occupation inconsistent with my profession, as because I perceived that the fools are more numerous than the wise; and, though it is better to be praised by the wise few than applauded by the foolish many, I have no mind to submit myself to the stupid judgment of the silly public, to whom the reading of such books falls for the most part
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This seclusion and the restrictions laid upon my going out, were it only to church, have been keeping me unhappy for many a day and month past; I longed to see the world, or at least the town where I was born, and it did not seem to me that this wish was inconsistent with the respect maidens of good quality should have for themselves
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Cide Hamete relates that Don Quixote being now cured of his scratches felt that the life he was leading in the castle was entirely inconsistent with the order of chivalry he professed, so he determined to ask the duke and duchess to permit him to take his departure for Saragossa, as the time of the festival was now drawing near, and he hoped to win there the suit of armour which is the prize at festivals of the sort
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The description is both a picture and an orrery, and therefore is necessarily inconsistent with itself
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How then can men and women have the same? And is not the proposal inconsistent with our notion of the division of labour?--These objections are no sooner raised than answered; for, according to Plato, there is no organic difference between men and women, but only the accidental one that men beget and women bear children
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Many birds and animals, especially the carnivorous, have only one mate, and the love and care of offspring which seems to be natural is inconsistent with the primitive theory of marriage
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The simplicity which is enforced in music is extended to gymnastic; Plato is aware that the training of the body may be inconsistent with the training of the mind, and that bodily exercise may be easily overdone
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throw me into a state of body inconsistent with her designs upon it,
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and very inconsistent with the intended shortness of his journey; but it
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, for whom he had a great affection, desiring him to accompany her down to Bath for her health, he could not refuse her such a favour; and accordingly, though he counted on staying away from me no more than a week at farthest, he took his leave of me with an ominous heaviness of heart, and left me a sum far above the state of his fortune, and very inconsistent with the intended shortness of his journey; but it ended in the longest that can be, and is never but once taken: for, arrived at Bath, he was not there two days before he fell into a debauch of drinking with some gentlemen, that threw him into a high fever, and carried him off in four days' time, never once out of a delirium
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She used to abuse him to me frequently, which, of course, is not inconsistent with my idea
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Now, on the contrary, she was perforce decked out in a way so inconsistent with her age and her figure, that her one anxiety was to contrive that the contrast between these
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The most that could be said was that their appearance was not inconsistent with the theory that they were made by the accused, and it was further shown that his boots were very muddy upon that night
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by the same artificial means, he deemed to be alike inconsistent with his convictions, his position, and his hopes
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Loud men called his subdued tone an undertone, and sometimes implied that it was inconsistent with openness; though there seems to be no reason why a loud man should not be given to concealment of anything except his own voice, unless it can be shown that Holy Writ has placed the seat of candor in the lungs
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But I must say that your present attitude is painfully inconsistent with those principles which you have sought to identify yourself with, and for the honor of which I am bound to care
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“Ladies,” said he, “Reason teaches us that Moses himself was guilty of known Blunders in his Account of the Creation, and the Miracles in both Testaments—Old and New—are inconsistent with Reason, which it hath pleas’d God to give us to aid us in our Pursuit of Happiness
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“Buy-and-hold” investing is inconsistent with the responsibilities of the professional investor, and the creditworthiness of every issuer represented in the portfolio must be revisited no less than quarterly
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Correspondingly, opposite characteristics-a high ratio of price to book value, a high price-earnings ratio, and a low dividend yield-are in no way inconsistent with a "value" purchase
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observations in sensitized animals are inconsistent with one of the core symptoms
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This may seem inconsistent with our assumption that the prices of an underlying contract are lognormally distributed because a normal distribution and a lognormal distribution are clearly not the same
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It often changes in ways that are inconsistent with the term structure of other expiration months
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The front-month implied volatility can often trade in a way that is inconsistent with the term structure of other months
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00 seems inconsistent with the preceding index value of 3
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In many markets, however, this assumption appears to be inconsistent with most traders’ experience
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If a model returns values that are clearly inconsistent with common sense, or if market conditions are changing so quickly that it is impractical to use the model in its current form, a trader may have to decide whether to adjust the model, if that is possible, or simply to stop using the model
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But that man, so heedless of his words, did not once during the whole time of his activity utter one word inconsistent with the single aim toward which he moved throughout the whole war
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All the impossible orders inconsistent with the course of events remain unexecuted
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However, over time academics and practitioners came up with a string of anomalies—evidence of dissimilar long-run average returns across stock portfolios that were inconsistent with the CAPM
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At first blush, this may sound inconsistent with PT
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Cremers–Weinbaum (2010) show that deviations from put–call parity are able to predict near-term stock returns in a way that is inconsistent with a negative skewness premium
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This theory contains a large number of unrealistic assumptions and has been shown to be inconsistent with empirical data (i
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Even when the earnings surprise and revenue surprise agree, management may provide an outlook of the company’s future that is inconsistent with these accounting-based surprises, making the market second-guess the information in the earnings and revenue surprises
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I also examine annual returns and remove stocks with extreme returns or data that were inconsistent with outside information
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Critics argue the theory is unprovable and inconsistent with the efficient market hypothesis
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I please myself with imagining a State at least which can afford to be just to all men, and to treat the individual with respect as a neighbor; which even would not think it inconsistent with its own repose if a few were to live aloof from it, not meddling with it, nor embraced by it, who fulfilled all the duties of neighbors and fellow-men
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Oh, no! he would not have forgotten where his pistols lay! I know the prisoner: the savage, stony heartlessness ascribed to him by the prosecutor is inconsistent with his character
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“It’s nothing, it’s nothing!” said the prince, and again he wore the smile which was so inconsistent with the circumstances