| It is in the nature of a universalist religion to evince a lack of regard for borders and nationalities. |
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| The living conditions in the military, of which the hospitals are a synecdoche, also evince this metonymic transformation. |
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| The artists evince a political frustration apparently inseparable from a sense of personal impotence. |
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| All the genre paintings evince a personal fascination with their subjects. |
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| What makes the new policy's promulgation politically possible is the lack of interest most Americans evince in foreign affairs, save matters of war and peace. |
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| That said, the optimism many Americans evince for their economic prospects is a little puzzling. |
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| The EU's business is often too technocratic and complex to evince strong political emotions. |
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| Which is why I call on you and the Commission to evince an interest in his case. |
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| As to sanctions, we should have liked the Secretary-General to evince greater caution. |
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| There are also those who evince a great enthusiasm for work, but who at bottom are enthusiastic strictly about their own egos. |
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| And some U. S. citizens evince the same negative attitudes toward immigrants that their own immigrant ancestors encountered. |
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| Thus, aspiring politicians are quite dependent on their party, and successful candidates tend to evince loyalty to the party's policy platform. |
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| In Italy, and in Scotland, there may be found practitioners of modern midicine, who, when certain acute cases confront them, evince hemophobia and eschew the lancet. |
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| The inexhaustible fertility of our soil, salubrity of the climate, and the various and amazing resources of the country, evince its capacity to support a dense population. |
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| Additionally, they exhibited other unusual postures and perseverative behaviors and fail to evince normal separation anxiety when removed from their mothers. |
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| He portrays his wife with the lightest of touches, using red chalk, heightened with white in soft, feathery strokes which evince the profound French influence on his art. |
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| Between the bushy eyebrows and the unruly thatch of greying hair are two pronounced squiggles that evince a sceptical outlook on humanity. |
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| The preference for a state-run plan seems to evince a lack of understanding of the policy issues. |
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| Such laws evince a worrying belief in the power of a strong, centralised state under the control of one party. |
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| That is not least precisely why we are members of this European Union and it is to be commended that we obtain information and evince an interest. |
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| It is imperative, in order to build on the success achieved so far, that all parties evince a sense of responsibility, especially those that have not yet signed the peace accord. |
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| Styled as a journal that Precious begins when she transfers to an alternative school, the novel utilizes vernacular along with frequent malapropism and misspelling to evince the protagonist's struggles with literacy. |
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| The exercise of division of attention in three parts, just as we have explained in this talk will allow us to evince to satiation, the degree of consciousness acquired. |
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| The candidates will need to evince great openness and aversion to dogmatism, traditionalism or fundamentalism, and they need to be open to various methods of learning. |
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| Both groups continued to evince very positive attitudes. |
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| The proposals made to Member States should evince strategic planning that incorporated, inter alia, career development, transparency, accountability and geographical representation. |
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| Wisdom also urges modesty, and yet we the people evince approval of egregious blowhards in the media by helping to make them famous and fabulously rich. |
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| From a rigorously occultist point of view, I could evince that the mentioned fallen Bodhisattva struggled for divinity in his own way, using an astute weapon to destroy the other religions. |
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| The proportion of problems to bookwork done by the candidates is very various. The latter shows more reading, the former evince more natural Mathematical ability. |
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| Common sense and experience must and will evince the truth of this. |
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