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Chapter 3 addresses the dates and manner of celebrating the saints' feasts, as well as the various manifestations of personal devotion to saints.
About half his book is conceptual analysis and half is explanation of various manifestations of trust and the effects on it of political changes.
If there is a central idea to the various manifestations of techno, it is the emphasis on the increasing harmony between man and machine.
Clearly as a complement to this personal labour, the social and cultural rehabilitation of old age in its various manifestations must take place.
Various manifestations of this process can be observed in a number of patterns and geochemical relationships in the factor scores.
It is a question that can only be answered with reference to what it has looked like in its various manifestations.
Inequalities in economic and political power are pervading themes running through the three sections as are various manifestations of environmental conflict.
Were we to comprise the leading idea of present-day science in its most various manifestations, we could hardly find a more appropriate designation than structuralism.
Socialism in its various manifestations is surely in retreat.
Various manifestations of these bundles of phi-features - pronouns, clitics or affixes - are taken to be allomorphs, the form of which is determined by postlexical spell-out rules.
Of the various manifestations of the iconicity of distance with regard to alienable and inalienable possession, only those involving person forms are of relevance to the current discussion.
I do not underestimate the difficulties for the state in its various manifestations, given the relative efficiency of its activities.
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