[...] All I know is that in God's eyes we are all the same.

[...] All Chuck Norris backwards gets you is Sirron Kcuhc!

[...] All the more clearly will Italy recognize the advisability of confronting the Western powers shoulder to shoulder with Germany.

As noted in 2007 by Romanian literary historian Paul Cernat: " All the efforts by Ion Vinea to reunite them [...] would be in vain.

Choice, taste and style were dirty words ; personal style, one could argue, is necessarily a product of repetition, and the removal of repetition is, or was believed to be, a cornerstone of classical serialism as defined by Webern's late works [...] All this may well be seen as a kind of negative style precept: a conscious elimination of sensuous, dramatic or expressive elements, indeed of everything that in the popular view constitutes music.

And Dennett is at times aggravatingly smug and confident about the merits of his arguments [...] All in all Dennett's book is annoying, frustrating, insightful, provocative and above all annoying.

: True theory does not require the abstruse language of mathematics to make it clear and to render it acceptable [...] All that is solid and substantial in science and usefully applied in practice, have been made clear by relegating mathematic symbols to their proper store place --- the study.

Deitch has frequently defended his films ; in an interview with the New York Times, when asked about working on the Tom and Jerry series, Deitch responded " All the experts say shorts are the worst of the ' Tom and Jerry ', [...] I was a UPA man -- my whole background was much closer to the Czechs.

[...] All these things [...] have been an influence on me.

On the other hand, although the text tends to avoid statements about the eternal destiny of those who are celebrated, the occasional phrase ( e. g. " In communion [...] with all who served you on earth and worship you now in heaven " in the second eucharistic preface for All Saints ' Day ) seems to reflect the Roman Catholic doctrine of the saints.

" [...] " All arts are capable of duende, but where it finds greatest range, naturally, is in music, dance, and spoken poetry, for these arts require a living body to interpret them, being forms that are born, die, and open their contours against an exact present.

* The Building of the House of God: a sermon preached in the Church of All Saints, Southampton [...] August 13, 1839 at the rebuilding of the ancient church of St. Lawrence.

Deitch has frequently defended his films ; in an interview with the New York Times, when asked about working on the Tom and Jerry series, Deitch responded " All the experts say shorts are the worst of the ' Tom and Jerry's, [...] I was a UPA man -- my whole background was much closer to the Czechs.

The website cites the track as a All Media Guide-pick, and in a track review, Stacia Proefrock defined the track as an " aggressive, screechy dance number " that " While not scraping the top of the charts [...] was part of an album unusual enough to stand out among its fellow pop releases as a quirky and complex experiment that worked most of the time ".

" In my sermons ", he wrote, " no miracle was required to explain the birth of Jesus or his life and teachings [...] His name was to be cherished because He died as a leader of the people, for His principles and in protest against the unjust rulers of His day " ( Albert Smith, All My Life, pp. 42 – 43 ).

[...] All Chicago-based charter schools had scores below the statewide average in third-grade reading, third-grade math, fifth-grade reading and eighth-grade math ".

[...] Some might say we are now paying the price for the so-called ‘ benefits ’ of the multicultural society, the product of almost uncontrolled immigration and the abuse of asylum.

[...] In conclusion, few controlled studies with masked evaluation of diagnostic validity have been published.

[...] Analysis of studies using Lineweaver-Burk and Dixon plots revealed that Gerovital H3 was a fully competitive inhibitor of monoamine oxidase.

A 2003 meta-analysis of all available studies and case reports concluded that " ephedrine-and ephedra-containing dietary supplements [...] have harms in terms of a 2-to 3-fold increase in psychiatric symptoms, autonomic symptoms, upper gastrointestinal symptoms, and heart palpitations.

" preliminary DNA-DNA hybridization comparisons [...] indicate that this species is either a relative of the Old World Eurylaimidae or a sister group of all other Tyrannida, as suggested by earlier biochemical studies [...] In any event, it is not a close relative of manakins or any other recent tyrannoid.

She later wrote " These naïve poems by a frivolous girl for some reason were reprinted thirteen times [...] And they came out in several translations.

Kavner interviewed several nurses in preparation for the role, and Penny Marshall, the director of the film, described Kavner as " a low-maintenance actor [...] You never have to worry about giving back-story for her characters.

He initially adopted Biblical literalism, though while at normal school he was exposed to more liberal versions of Christianity that taught the existence of internal inconsistencies in the Bible ; for several years he adopted the approach of a Bible teacher who counselled him to " treat Bible as [...] a nice plate of fish " and " eat the meat and leave the bones for the dogs.

[...] I've spoke to them several times about this.

Chief Scientist Dr. John Bailey with the Personal Care Products Council, a group representing the interests of the cosmetics industry, says the following about the EWG findings: " EWG ’ s report lacks scientific credibility "; " EWG ’ s allegations are in direct conflict with the established scientific and FDA safety assessments of sunscreen products and their ingredients, including those from scientific and regulatory bodies in the European Union, Canada, and several other countries "; " EWG invents its own sunscreen product rating system based on very questionable scientific methodology [...] proven to be inaccurate and unreliable by sunscreen experts around the world ".

:" After the creation of Iraq as an independent kingdom in 1932, the monarchy [...] sought to maintain the status quo of Sunni dominance, prompting conflict between the Arab Sunni establishment and several minorities ( such as the Assyrians and the Kurds ).

Bruce replied by return, denying rivalry, and asserting: " If my friends are prepared to give me money to carry out my plans I do not see why I should not accept it [...] there are several who maintain that a second ship is highly desirable ".

"[...] will not in themselves dispose of the problems whose solution a general improvement in Scottish social and economic conditions depends [...] it is the consciousness of their existence which is reflected in, not in the small and unimportant Nationalist Party, but in the dissatisfaction and uneasiness amongst moderate and reasonable people of every view or rank-a dissatisfaction expressed in every book published about Scotland now for several years ".

Inon Zur said that while composing the theme for the game, " I wrote and rewrote the main theme several times ", and " we tried to create a piece that would preserve the sound of the first Icewind Dale [...] we made great efforts to convey the new elements also.

[...] The Simpsons trivia is kind of cool ; you'll find yourself remembering fondly several of the earlier episodes.

[...] spent several days ringing Kerry Packer's office [...] Nursing was going to cost $ 3000 a week.

Delgado was later to write a popular book on mind control, called Physical Control of the Mind, where he stated: " the feasibility of remote control of activities in several species of animals has been demonstrated [...] The ultimate objective of this research is to provide an understanding of the mechanisms involved in the directional control of animals and to provide practical systems suitable for human application.

[...] Plus, even though there are 17 great locations to visit, once you've been to them several times, the novelty starts to wear off.

Shafer later wrote: " When Forman [...] turned in a first, flat draft about his Florida Keys adventure, I encouraged him through several rewrites to add more writerly detail to increase the piece's verisimilitude.

[...] After several invocations the ' spirit flame ,' symbolising Odin in the spirit world, is lit in a bowl filled with lamp oil.

" Toynbee suggested a differentiation between competition in production on the one hand, and competition in the distribution of goods on the other: [...] the struggle of men to outvie one another in production is beneficial to the community ; their struggle over the division of the joint produce is not.

While the fires themselves had special names, the structures themselves did not, and it has been suggested that " the prosaic nature of the middle Persian names ( kadag, man, and xanag are all words for an ordinary house ) perhaps reflect a desire on the part of those who fostered the temple-cult [...] to keep it as close as possible in character to the age-old cult of the hearth-fire, and to discourage elaboration " ( Boyce, 1987: 9 ).

Lev B. Okun suggested that " this terminology [...] has no rational justification today ", and should no longer be taught.

[...] They dispute an alternative explanation, suggested by Mackay in a discussion with Libet ( 1979, p. 219 ) to the effect that ' the subjective referral backwards in time may be due to an illusory judgment made by the subject when he reports the timings ', and more significant, Libet, et al.

" He noted that " the vital human harmony suggested by the international band of players [...] is the strongest counterpoint to the album's pervasive themes of alienation and dread.

In the book I Can't Believe It's a Bigger and Better Updated Unofficial Simpsons Guide, Warren Martyn and Adrian Wood characterized the episode as " a good twist on the never-ending Krusty story " and suggested that while " Jay Leno turns in a nice cameo [...] the show is stolen by the advert for the Canyonero ".

The book was referred to in a study on daydreaming by Matthew Killingsworth, a doctoral candidate in psychology at Harvard University, which suggested that " thinking about something other than what they ’ re doing [...] doesn ’ t take them to a happy place ".

He suggested that with Pete, the programme questioned the traditional definition of masculinity: " Pete clearly regards himself as a ' real man ' and as ' the boss ' of his family [...] He also feels he is an expert on women on the other hand, however, Pete's masculine self-image has been repeatedly undermined.