| That it did is the outcome of the organization's and its affiliates ' political prostration before the Labour and trade union bureaucracy. |
| But Gephardt's campaign essentially collapsed, demonstrating the utter prostration of the trade union bureaucracy. |
| The point is to do everything, beginning with the first prostration, for all forms of life. |
| This outlook is not merely the ideology of Bush and his inner circle, as was made clear by the prostration of the Democratic Party. |
| The second salam occurs outside the prayer and so there is no reasonfor prostration. |
| It is not necessarily a bad thing to just do a prostration or a mantra mouthing the words. |
