Art can be chosen over commerce, and idealism can trump pragmatism, all you need is to stick to a contra mundum attitude. |
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Neither Chinese President Xi Jinping nor Russian President Vladimir Putin confirmed the alleged alliance contra mundum. |
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He did not become captive to progressive elites, nor did he seek their approval, and nor did he relish standing alone contra mundum. |
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The origins of contra dancing go back to colonial days, and its roots can be traced to English country dance. |
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I play bassoon in a double reed group at my school and one member of our group has just bought a contra bassoon, and we're all really excited! |
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There was a variety of different airscrews, three blade, four blade, five blade contra rotating, and three blade twin airscrews. |
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But contra William Faulkner, there are signs that the past is finally becoming past. |
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Examples would include contra cyclical capital requirements, for instance, as well as dynamic provisioning. |
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We have concluded that this is not a case where we ought to apply the doctrine of contra proferentum. |
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The Times intervened in 2016 after the Rotenbergs obtained a contra mundum order that would have given them anonymity until at least the middle of the next decade. |
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The defining image of Luther, chin tilted defiantly upwards, saintly, contra mundum, had been cast in print as effectively as in bronze, fixed forever in the western imagination. |
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If this first step does not resolve the ambiguity, step two in the interpretative process is to apply the doctrine of contra proferentem. |
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They included quadrilles, contra dances, and round dances like the varsovienne, the waltz, and the polka. |
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The Reagan administration authorized the CIA to help the contra rebels with funding, armaments, and training. |
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A better analogy than the calculation of compensatory damages is the interpretation of a contract of disability insurance but without the contra proferentum rule: one must construe the contract. |
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For Irigaray, then, contra Lacan, there can be a sexual relation. |
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The commercial exploitation rights of the prototype developed by the students will be given away to the project-companies per contra their financial commitments. |
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An additional role was played by the interpretation of contracts according to the contra proferentem rule and even a review of content was possible within limits. |
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This contra asset account is expressed as a negative number. |
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Later that year, Cortazar's novella Fantomas contra los vampiros multinacionales was first published. |
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Those anarchies work because, contra Hobbes, they do not lack an enforcer of rights. |
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Such wrongs were enforced by a writ of trespass vi et armis contra pacem regis. |
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A contra dance, a craze similar to square dancing, will be held June 17 in Lancaster, a dance preceded by lessons. |
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The philosopher Thomas Aquinas presented five arguments for God's existence in the Summa Theologica, while his Summa contra Gentiles was a major apologetic work. |
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Leland's first response was an unpublished tract, written perhaps in 1536, the Codrus sive Laus et Defensio Gallofridi Arturii contra Polydorum Vergilium. |
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The sum for each contra account is shown in the last column. |
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Indeed, the boss designs in Contra III have since served as the model for what a boss should be. |
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Police, army, and Sandinistas killed former Contras, and northern Contra bands committed similar acts, often because of land disputes. |
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And the Iran Contra crisis introduced a new weapon into the spin doctor's armoury. |
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They had clarinet choir today and he hated the fact that this had to happen to their Contra Player and not him, who it was intended for, but she seemed to be fine. |
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Contra dancing and country square dancing are popular throughout New England, usually backed by live Irish, Acadian, or other folk music. |
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On the orders of the Reagan administration, the CIA mined Nicaragua's Sandino port in 1984 in support of the Contra guerrilla group. |
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In the Summa Contra Gentiles he explains: «It is useful for the human mind to exercise itself in such reasoning, however feeble, provided there is no presumptuous hope of perfect comprehension or demonstration. |
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Thomas Aquinas wrote two large Summas, the Summa Theologica and the Summa Contra Gentiles. |
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The Pacific Rim Recycling plant in Benicia serves the Central Contra Costa County residential recycling stream. |
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Thus we move swiftly through Augustine's various commentaries on Genesis, the Contra epistulam Manichaei quam uocant Fundamenti, the De Natura Boni, and the Contra Faustum. |
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While Reagan's interventions against Grenada and Libya were popular in the United States, his backing of the Contra rebels was mired in controversy. |
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Hence Congolese thumb pianos spice up Horchata, violins sweeten the skanky Diplomat's Son, and poignant I Think Ur A Contra nods lyrically to The Clash. |
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