His affiliation, while always biological, coterminously refers to social alliances.
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The term midwife is used coterminously with wet-nurse in Bengali literature.
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We provide consulting services coterminously with ongoing planning processes or as a standalone service.
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Rhaetia too, though Alamannic, was ruled by the Victorids coterminously with the Diocese of Chur.
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In Britain, for example, the number of policemen sharply rose during the Eighties, and crime rose coterminously.
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Members serve for a period of five years, except for the public members who serve coterminously with the Governor.
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Unless something extraordinary was to be done, he will be asking for a stay that will go almost coterminously with the trial protocol.
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The market process could not develop and evolve without a coterminously evolving, clearly defined and enforceable set of rules of property and contract of course.
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As part of Midnight Moment's residency, Santana created a multi- billboard animated video piece that would show for a minute every night for a month in New York in April 2019. Titled Dizzillusions -the same title as their coterminously released album-the installation featured RaFia's face animated amongst pink and purple backgrounds.
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200px The Whitesand First Nation is an Ojibway First Nation reserve in Northern Ontario, Canada. They have reserved for themselves the Whitesand reserve. The community of Armstrong Settlement is their main community, located coterminously with Armstrong, Thunder Bay District, Ontario. In June 2008, their total registered population was 1086 people, of which their on- reserve population was 311.
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Rhaetia too, though Alamannic, was ruled by the Victorids coterminously with the Diocese of Chur. Alamannia was Christianised during the 7th century, although not as thoroughly as either Francia to its west or Bavaria to its east. The first Alamannic law code, Pactus Alamannorum, dates to this period. The Roman dioceses of Strasbourg and Basel covered Alsace and that of Chur, as mentioned, Rhaetia.
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Only with the success of the Oxford Movement and its increasing emphases on ritualistic revival from the mid-19th century onward, did the term "High Church" begin to mean something approaching the later term "Anglo-Catholic". Even then, it was only employed coterminously in contrast to the "Low" churchmanship of the Evangelical and Pietist position. This sought, once again, to lessen the separation of Anglicans (the Established Church) from the majority of Protestant Nonconformists, who by this time included the Wesleyans and other Methodists as well as adherents of older Protestant denominations known by the group term "Old Dissent". In contrast to earlier alliances with the Tories, Anglo-Catholicism became increasingly associated with socialism, the Labour Party and greater decision-making liberty for the church's convocations.
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There are times throughout the album where you can hear her emotion and soul speak right to your heart and others where the musical arrangement behind the lyrics really take on a life of their own." Timothy Yap, rated the album three out of five in a Hallels review, asserting that the album "bears the marks of many singer-songwriter albums where it's personal with equal portions of emotions and intelligence," further describing Gretzinger's work as "coterminously ruminative as well as theological." Jesus Freak Hideout critic Josh Balogh awarded Blackout a four star rating, concludes, "with its powerful, engaging vocals, and catchy pop melodies, Blackout is a worshipful, not-to-be-missed album of 2018 sure to please longtime fans of Bethel musicians, and fans of the pop/worship genre." Hayden Royster of LightWorkers praised the album in his review, saying that Blackout is "something truly remarkable: a worship album that encapsulates both the human condition, the glory of God and everything in-between.
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