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In some of these, the activities of the demons are portrayed in lively fashion, and often long successions of similar pronouncements are found.
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The most recent tax-policy pronouncements do not appear to use the most potent tool.
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Bishops are expected to lend their authority to important state occasions, and their pronouncements on national issues are closely followed.
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Pronouncements in particular have trended to incorporate more comparable elements of business-sector.
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Extraordinary pronouncements of accelerated spiritual advancement were being made by various parties, privately disputed by others.
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Although typically written in the first person, these pronouncements are public, general testimonials, not personal utterances.
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Toddlers have a savant-like ability to suss out the worst possible moments for dreadful public pronouncements.
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As such, government pronouncements are skeptically seen as mere lip service of politicians attempting to placate the electorate and prevent more miner unrest.
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His latest statement, like his earlier writings and pronouncements, is a contemptible insult to all decent and feeling people.
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He compiled background reports on the large agencies, current administration problems, pronouncements and goals.
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