strong belief

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In other words, a strongbelief in context is associated with (a) less use of kanji clues and (b) a weaker ability to integrate information.
The king retained a strongbelief in, and saw clearly the need for, a common conscience if the commonwealth were to be repaired.
From this perspective there is a strongbelief that previous levels of competence or incompetence may have small relevance in the face of changing circumstance.
Articulating needs was problematic when there was a strongbelief that there was little interest in the reality of the circumstances of these older people.
There was a strongbelief that, even when services were provided, they did not address the particular needs and interests of rural communities.
The authorities had a strongbelief in the institutional care of elderly people, and the managers of these institutions gradually gained a fairly influential position.
One way to interpret this correct strongbelief condition is that it ensures that forward belief as in proposition 2 obtains.
Among this minority, many expressed a strongbelief in a 'constitutional' reason for doing so; they work for the government as a whole, not for a single minister.
As mentioned above, my strongbelief in the 4-chunk limit is not accompanied by convictions that are as strong regarding the theoretical reason for the limit.
When allied to his strongbelief in the promotion of ideas and learning, the result was this great work: the most familiar architectural publication of its date.
I have a very strongbelief in the development of preventive organisation.
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