We just kind of started listing out all the things we knew we wanted to be diametrically opposed to.
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I explained that the root of 'conservative' is the same as 'conservation' and the two do not need to be diametrically opposed.
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But a lot of what this season talks about is that people's true natures can be diametrically opposed to who they're trying to be.
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Here's the problem for President Trump and Speaker Ryan going forward: The demands of the Freedom Caucus and Coverage Caucus seem to be diametrically opposed.
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And although becoming a doctor and running away to join the circus seem to be diametrically opposed career paths, both passions undoubtedly fed into each other.
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It didn't occur to her that finding a husband was not the same thing as operating a successful marriage; that these things might actually be diametrically opposed.
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AgriSA, a lobbying group for farmers, criticised the committee's recommendation, saying it would be diametrically opposed to the protection of property rights and would gravely harm the economy.
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AgriSA, an association of agricultural associations, criticized the committee's recommendation, saying the amendment of section 25 would be diametrically opposed to the protection of property rights and would gravely harm the economy.
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"We are not convinced that the shareholders of typical auto companies will reward those firms for deploying capital to develop technologies and business models that may be diametrically opposed to their prevailing and profitable businesses," Jonas said.
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This replicates a similar dynamic we saw in the House of Representatives, where the demands of the right-wing Freedom Caucus (who wanted to roll back more of Obamacare's insurance market regulations) and a sort of Coverage Caucus (who claimed to be concerned about their constituents losing insurance) seemed to be diametrically opposed.
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Schelling In 1841–1842, Kierkegaard attended the Berlin lectures of Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling. Schelling was a critic of Georg Hegel and a professor at the University of Berlin. The university started a lecture series given by Schelling in order to espouse a type of positive philosophy which would be diametrically opposed to Hegelianism. Kierkegaard was initially delighted with Schelling.
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He also mentions the philosopher Schopenhauer as an influence. He then goes on to confront his adversaries for ignoring such great precursors and for tainting his whole theory of eros with a pansexual tendency. He finally writes that his theory naturally explains this collective misunderstanding as a predictable resistance to the acknowledgement of sexual activity in childhood. However, F. M. Cornford finds the standpoints of Plato and of Freud to be "diametrically opposed" with regard to eros.
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'I made it clear that this was a red line that could not be crossed, that now elephants, lions and other big game had a target painted on them. I explained that the root of ‘conservative’ is the same as ‘conservation’ and the two do not need to be diametrically opposed. I explained what was meant by dominion, as I carefully spelled out in God Faith and Reason.' 'We hope that the president will step in here and overrule this order,' he added.
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Campbell disagreed with this arrangement, asserting that the uncommunicative nature of its leadership to its members, mostly returned servicemen, was ill-fitting to their nature as soldiers. He believed that without clear authority and direction, the Old Guard would be unable to retain members. Unable to convince the committee to change its administrative strategy, he and John Scott left the Old Guard. A week after Campbell's resignation, he and others from the Old Guard agreed, in mid-February, to form a separate body which would be diametrically opposed to the Old Guard’s secrecy and what they considered its inaction.
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Notwithstanding these developments, comparing the position of women in Islam with that of women in other faith traditions is complicated by the following determinants: # Geographical and cultural breadth. Given that the Muslim world encompasses states as diverse as Albania, Mali and Kazakhstan, diverse interpretations of texts such as the Quran are inevitable, although there are also large areas of concordance between the orthodox schools of Islamic thought, both Sunni and Shi'a. The prevalence of cultural customs which are sometimes ascribed to Islam but which have at best a tenuous scriptural basis (and that in fact may be diametrically opposed to the teachings of the religion) is another element which needs to be recognised. # Scholarly differences.
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Dark culture is regarded as a community defined by common interests such as art, fashion, philosophy, and arguably most significantly, by music. Originating from the shared appreciation of dark wave and independent music, the term now collectively used as ‘dark music’, dark culture emerged to represent a group of people who define themselves through internal symbols and alternate forms of media. In the 21stcentury, the culture is appreciated as a heterogeneous collection of different subcultural currents, without being tied to a particular style of music, associated thinking, behavior, or dress code, despite most members sharing similar interests of such due to its emergence from the dark scene. The scene is not a musically or aesthetically closed and homogeneous group but rather it is composed of many different currents, some of which may be diametrically opposed in their musical or fashion ideals.
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