| Because the discursive babbler is setting himself some dogmatically rigid guardrails. |
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| We could then choose to separate art from non-art dogmatically, or by popular opinion. |
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| Had we done that at the time, there would have been an outcry that we were acting dogmatically, that this was Old Labour back. |
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| If you regard a presumption as rebuttable, you are NOT following it dogmatically! |
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| She wrote encyclopedically and dogmatically, cataloging as many fragments of Zuni culture as she could capture. |
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| He changed how the people of his time engaged God, editing a theology that was often portrayed harshly and dogmatically. |
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| Researchers familiar with spectrometry and colorimetry will know this, but there might be many readers that dogmatically reject any animal color study without reflectance. |
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| Singapore also wishes to emphasize that it does not insist dogmatically upon adhering to its position. |
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| In this sense, I think that to abide dogmatically by a Stability Pact decided under different circumstances ten years ago is a big mistake. |
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| As Mr Cappato is well aware, I am not dogmatically pre-committed to the solutions he recommends. |
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| So what is a government to do when it is dogmatically opposed to something that the public values? |
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| He has become a father for the first time, something which he loves but which plays havoc with his formerly mischievous and dogmatically obtuse attitude to the music industry. |
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| To pursue any one objective dogmatically at the expense of others will be to ignore the economic, political and social context. |
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| The principle of unanimity in the CFSP should not be interpreted dogmatically. |
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| Still less does it mean enforcing the Pact inflexibly and dogmatically, regardless of changing circumstances. |
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| It is repeated dogmatically and incessantly as it dives gradually lower, separated by rather mechanical arpeggios. |
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| For lack of a better description, we can call it dogmatic skepticism, because such skeptics dogmatically assert a universal claim. |
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| The Greens dogmatically refuse to accept other forms of energy that can help us decarbonise our energy supply. |
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| George Bush's administration has angered many scientists with what has been perceived as a dogmatically conservative and anti-science agenda. |
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| As an economist, I say that every economic rule must be applied intelligently rather than dogmatically and bureaucratically. |
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| They may blind us and arbitrarily, dogmatically, or unphilosophically confine our thinking. |
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| The diagnosis which gave rise to this initiative had the merit of implying an approach based on situational analysis, which was to be a tool used almost dogmatically by the group on every occasion. |
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| I ask the Prime Minister, who is sticking dogmatically to some promises made during the election campaign while he breaks others, to take a realistic and responsible position this time. |
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| If we want to treat our citizens fairly, wherever they happen to be in France, or in Europe for that matter, we cannot think dogmatically, as the Commission has done in its proposal. |
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| There is no sense in picking out an individual case in an emergency and then deciding dogmatically that it will be resolved one Thursday in Strasbourg. |
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| I believe that it is wrong to approach this dogmatically, as if it were only a matter of principle, without looking at the reality of the developing countries. |
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| We shall state dogmatically that in the conditions of existence afforded by the modern world, for the phenomenon of Judaism to survive it must extricate itself from diaspora-existence. |
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| If this consensus does not exist then the only possibility is either to content ourselves with a minimum ethical standard or dogmatically lay down a set of moral precepts. |
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| Instead, the Conservatives are dogmatically insisting on placing even greater numbers of schools under the charge of academy chains, whose governance and performance it has failed to evaluate properly. |
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