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The civil servants were at the same time the class which supported the new national ideas most fervently.
Architecture just does not float away into space like music - as some might fervently wish!
They fervently protected and expanded their enclosure to include the control of views through windows and over walls.
This is very much true for scientists; many of the great heroes of science were religious, some fervently so.
After three years of unsuccessful searching, a leader told the people to pray more fervently so that land would be found.
In addition, they insisted even more fervently on the need to regard all secular learning as subservient to theology.
It is probably also the game where backward induction reasoning has been most fervently attacked.
What is not made clear is why we seek the approval of others so fervently.
In this regard, we emphasise a key caveat that we fervently believe in.
I also fervently agree that in the learning environment the architect practitioner can, and indeed must, bring 'unique insights to bear on the process of interpretation and invention'.
But passionate intensity, even idealism, however fervently expressed, cannot alone lead to a solution of our economic problems.
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