The rifles in service from 1893 until the middle of the 20th century display a strong commonality of handling features. |
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This does not exclude the possibility of a schematic representation which captures the commonality of the various uses. |
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One would think that, on the basis of that commonality, invoking Scathach and Odhinn for a divinatory ritual would present no problems. |
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The gain of a moral commonality was in most cases at the cost of an estrangement from the academic environment. |
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Still, for all our differences country folk and city slickers posses one commonality. |
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One obvious commonality is the fact that all this can loosely be grouped under the banner of long-running US drama. |
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As suggested in Chapter 21, there are areas of overlap and commonality between them. |
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It's a commonality thing, an interest matter, its not a racial, ethnic or political issue. |
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The commonality and normativity problems are often grouped as issues in intersectionality. |
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Europeans have to think straight, to talk honestly and recognise their commonality. |
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Another commonality between the two stage divas is an emphasis on theatre standards as dramatic performances, not merely nice old songs. |
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The generic space is the semantic and morphophonological commonality between the two expressions. |
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The commonality amongst most types of Cuban art is the brilliant use of vivid, bold. |
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A biblical theology should make comprehensible the context of commonality and difference between the two Testaments. |
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First, we have aligned ourselves with all other chambers and associations where we find a commonality in thinking and purpose. |
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This process should assemble groups by sector, and the results of the activity compared for commonality and unique areas. |
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Recognizing this common structure as a structure of need-deprivation and capacity disablement thus brings to light a genuine commonality in the lives of the oppressed. |
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It's unfortunate that the commonality of social interaction relies on the implied tone of voice through emojis, emoticons, textual jargon and caps lock. |
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I would like to join these two remembrances together because they do have a commonality. |
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At the same time, there is a common, universal element in ri that defined a larger realm of commonality in terms of potential being. |
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From their despair emerges something reassuring: a feeling of commonality and a modest sense of hope. |
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There is a commonality though in that my community of Hamilton Mountain has felt the absence of any kind of manufacturing sector strategy. |
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In some cases, more commonality of vision and strategic action are also needed to make their effort more effective. |
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Whatever the case may be, the only commonality between all these different mechanisms is the way germs bind to material. |
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We must find a new Europe for the 21st century, where everybody can belong to that commonality. |
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Alas, that is not to be. However, at least some elements of commonality have been achieved. |
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We are struck by how similar our dreams have become, our nights mirroring our days, the commonality of differing histories and experiences. |
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This section gives a review of 20 key pitfalls, in terms of commonality, frequency and tendency to cause the longest delays. |
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We also organize our work geographically, recognizing the regional influences and commonality of issues which affect our colleagues' lives. |
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The tone of the original series is vastly different, with few points of commonality save for the talking dog. |
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While it gives people a sense of commonality and familiarity, it also keeps them from seeing the bigger picture and being responsive to the leading of the Holy Spirit. |
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A new approach to Logistics is evinced by resupplying only as needed, rapidly exploiting contracting assets in theater, and requiring a commonality of vehicle parts. |
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Centralizing security responsibilities has the downside of making our security more brittle, by instituting a commonality of approach and a uniformity of thinking. |
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Our two countries share a commonality of views on many issues. |
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But these two bands share far more than a commonality of inspiration. |
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He makes it no secret that he disapproves of the commonality speaking out. |
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The commonality are allowed virtually no contact with serious literature. |
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While his efforts were criticized in some quarters of the media, he believed that they reflected a commonality of goals and purpose within the Council. |
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It is, sadly though, a very real commonality. |
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There is often a great deal of commonality in the vision, goals and intent between the parties to the negotiation and the challenge is to have the patience, openness and willingness to find that common ground and build on it. |
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Behind the scenes, the shows share many more points of commonality. |
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According to Dan Lusthaus, Madhyamaka and Yogachara have a great deal in common, and the commonality stems from early Buddhism. |
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Many of the changes were applied to all three variants to maintain high levels of commonality. |
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The following is an illustrative list of topics that regulatory bodies and governments may wish to consider when determining the level of commonality among their standards. |
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Is there enough commonality among the cases? |
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Its main point of commonality is its colonial history. |
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Nevertheless, I think that there is a great deal, in terms of commonality, between the working methods that we have proposed in the text submitted by the group of four and the working methods in the S-5 resolution. |
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In contrast, chi exhibits the characteristics of generality, commonality, diffusibility, inclusiveness, and permeability of matter. |
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And such a valuation must be made regardless of any commonality of race, religion, language, ethnicity, national origin, or any of the benchmarks by which we seek self-identification and self-identity. |
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The immediate impact of the interviews undertaken is evident in that a commonality of themes for the investigation is apparent between two or more cases. |
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The significant commonality and scale benefits that derive from incumbency enable a supplier to maintain or grow its share within an airline's fleet. |
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It can show stature and authority and also exude commonality. |
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She then assembled the staff for a group discussion, enabling everyone to see that while there was commonality in the themes that were being brought forward, there was disparity in how they were being managed. |
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The improvement is due to commonality of projects and resources. |
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The thick viscosity of the materials applied to the armatures pointed to a fundamental commonality that transcended the contrast between the colors. |
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Posthoc, a bifactor model in which a general factor is hypothesized accounting for the commonality of the items showed a significantly better fit than the five factor model. |
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Is there not also a degree of commonality with the Darth Vader units of Gatwick Express, which are likely to join the Southern fleet when the GatEx franchise is terminated? |
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Contrariwise, Sykes notes a high degree of commonality in Anglican liturgical forms, and in the doctrinal understandings expressed within those liturgies. |
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Confucius's principles have commonality with Chinese tradition and belief. |
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