This analysis has the virtue of explaining away the bill's shortcomings.
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But have no doubt: great effort will be invested in somehow explaining away what he says.
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You can imagine stories going deep into Hoover country quoting diehard Hooverites explaining away their president's failures.
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Populist politicians are often skilled at explaining away economic reverses and persuading voters that they feel their pain.
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Pakistani democrats are quite fond of explaining away their own contradictions by saying, This is the beauty of democracy.
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Washington has spent the last two years with Stockholm syndrome Republicans either defending or explaining away Trump and Trumpism.
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That should change, and he should make the argument without apologizing for or explaining away racism within the constituency.
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"The game is the game," Sanchez said in Spanish, explaining away the bad fortune of himself and his team.
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I will admit, however, that I am having a little bit of trouble explaining away the stalfos (undead skeleton warriors) Link fights.
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Perhaps he has become the "This is fine" dog, cheerfully explaining away the fire raging around him, a fire he has set.
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Car companies, by explaining away the ascendance of crossovers as consumer preference, have shifted the blame for big cars onto their customers.
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Like Lukaku, Balotelli then had to endure a group of his own team's fans publishing a verbose statement explaining away the incident.
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Prince Philip was being driven around town Saturday, and he finally buckled up ... and he also tried explaining away his car crash.
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Since Facebook arguably was an incubator for the fake news phenomenon, Zuckerberg may be explaining away his company's unfortunate record with one word.
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But even if those who claim she drowned succeed in explaining away the resemblance Dr Jantz has unearthed, another mystery awaits an answer.
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And it is not just presidential wives that deal with double standards when it comes to explaining away the bad behavior of men.
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Even if they are publicly explaining away the results as having nothing to do with Trump, privately they are likely scared about the implications.
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Jim Jordan (R-OH) found a new method of explaining away the suspicious timing: making a case that the whole thing was merely a coincidence.
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Republicans, as fluent in political double-speak as their Democrat colleagues, are busy explaining away the debt ceiling increase as the responsible thing to do.
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And by explaining away domestic violence as the "ramifications of PTSD," she intimated that her son's actions are logical consequences of what he experienced while deployed.
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Some conservative media outlets threw themselves behind Trump from the beginning, explaining away his more radioactive statements and his uneven-at-best record as a conservative.
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He is also the face of the party, constantly appearing on Facebook Live and more recently explaining away bad news through a seemingly painful, and permanent, smile.
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"FEMA takes a few days, unless you join FEMA Prime," Baldwin said, explaining away the administration's highly criticized slow response to the crisis on the hurricane-ravaged island.
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Moreover, Ms Patterson was her interpreter, a role that invited the question of how much she was inferring what Koko "must have meant", and explaining away random signs.
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He's killed yet again, this time by Laurie Strode, in Halloween H20: 20 Years Later... but then Halloween: Resurrection brings Michael back, explaining away his death as a decoy.
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After all, we tend to interpret the errors of our enemies and rivals in an unfavorable light, while explaining away the errors of our allies in more innocent terms.
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We have, in this case, a Republican speaker of the House explaining away a president's intentions as nothing more than an effort to get a rise out of people.
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Chelsea was such a central character to the show, and explaining away her absence would've meant she went overseas or died — or, even worse, had a falling out with Raven.
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This one is sure to ruffle feathers, as the Star Wars fandom has devoted a great deal of time and energy to explaining away how these energy weapons must really work.
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Tutors might help Trump understand the nuclear triad, but there's no explaining away Trump's pledge to be "unpredictable" on nuclear war when a half century of doctrine has predictably argued the reverse.
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In 2014, as he prepared for a life explaining away his Lucifer tattoos with a spiel about liking the literary archetype, he discovered the Satanic Temple, an unrelated though similarly-named group.
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Having adopted this theory, investigators began to exhibit classic signs of confirmation bias, readily absorbing new information that fit the model they'd built, while overlooking or explaining away facts that didn't fit.
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Their job frequently involves putting the best possible gloss on conditions in the country or the world, explaining away apparent scandals, or portraying the president's policy agenda in a very rosy light.
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As the business press spills black ink explaining away Uber's red ink, this is a good opportunity to remember why the ride-hail company's business model is not only unsustainable but a fundamental threat to the public.
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Al Franken because they represented a "brand new news story," counselor to the president Kellyanne Conway said Friday, explaining away the difference between the president's Franken tweets and his relatively couched comments on allegations against Republican Roy Moore.
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But as we draw near to the end of this long and sordid campaign, they are standing behind and beside the Republican nominee for president, explaining away his misogyny and racism for the promise of Supreme Court justices.
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Trump's lawyers had argued that Trump had every right to try to look into even the hint of possible corruption abroad, explaining away Trump's calls for an investigation of former vice president Biden as mere crime-fighting on Trump's part.
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This is the true context for the dressing down and dismissal of Muslim women such as Noor Taghouri by explaining away the mistakes of those who commit them as one-offs, rather than part of a wider cultural pattern of condescension.
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The central character of the TV series, the prominent astronomer J. Allen Hynek, played by Aidan Gillen, was recruited as Blue Book's scientific consultant and was indeed initially committed to explaining away flying saucers as natural phenomena or mistaken identifications.
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Far-right digital personalities like Tim Gionet (Baked Alaska) and Millennial Matt are no longer able to get away with explaining away shouting neo-Nazi slogans and carrying torches as irony-laden trolling, certainly now that the movement has smashed into reality.
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Wednesday morning, he vowed to pursue a "major investigation" into the massive voter fraud conspiracy he's peddled as a means of explaining away his loss in the presidential popular vote -- even though there is, again, no evidence anything of the sort occurred.
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A pattern of propaganda and disinformation has given the Russian government little credibility, whether Putin is explaining away the occupation of Crimea by "little green men" or dismissing evidence of Russian intelligence's complicity in the Salisbury nerve-agent poisoning nearly a year ago.
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On Friday, jurors saw a videotaped confession, more than an hour long, during which Mr. Wilson explained in detail how he tricked the car dealers, explaining away his lack of a credit score with a quip about not liking to borrow money.
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It's been called "a tough sell" among the gay Latino community, and critics have cited everything from healthcare access to the drug's cost (estimated to be upward of $1,500 monthly without insurance) to larger, systemic barriers in explaining away its low usage among black and Latino MSM.
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Often, these companies find themselves explaining away contradictory criticisms, like the one that says right-wing commentators are singled out for punishment on social networks and the one from the left that insists those sites actually encourage right-wing extremism and conspiracies to increase user engagement.
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So, while mocking and explaining away victims' claims, they simultaneously justified white-on-black violence, suggesting that certain freedpeople were so dangerous that they brought it upon themselves, and that Northern whites would do the same if faced with a substantial number of free black neighbors.
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In another interview, he told the Associated Press his finale isn&apost an apology for the previous film, but specific scenes in "TROS" appear to say the opposite, smoothing over and explaining away some rough edges in the eighth film involving Snoke, Luke Skywalker, and Rey.
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I now realize the extent to which I fell prey to hearsay, explaining away her work in the text I had written for our presentation, as an articulation of "her experience of a Beirut divided between East and West" (the fault line during the civil war).
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Thus, when the company should be focusing on remedying any damage done by the attacker and working to protect those who have been impacted by the assault, it instead must spend countless hours, money, and resources defending its data security practices and explaining away its status as a victim.
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Trump is probably the best example of a politician that has insulated himself from the outrages he perpetrates by never apologizing, simply throwing himself into the next news cycle and explaining away what used to be called "gaffes" as proof of how honest and refreshing and nonpolitician-like his style is.
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But at a time when we've learned many of the men formally labeled allies and feminists — from the complicated sexual exploits of the Aziz Ansaris of the world to the serial misconduct of men like Louis C.K. — Apocalypse doesn't need to be explaining away the behavior of someone like Tate Langdon.
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The results showed that while Republican and Democratic voters were willing to accept the facts at hand and adjust their beliefs about the state of the economy in the direction of the new economic evidence, they were still remarkably apt in explaining away these facts to match their preexisting partisan beliefs.
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Compounding our difficulty accepting compliments is the "internalized message that it's not good to seem like we're bragging," which leads to the common tendency of explaining away achievements, according to Melody Wilding, a licensed social worker, professor of human behavior at Hunter College and performance coach for clients in high-powered jobs.
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Compounding our difficulty accepting compliments is the "internalized message that it's not good to seem like we're bragging," which leads to the common tendency of explaining away achievements, according to Melody Wilding, a licensed clinical social worker, professor of human behavior at Hunter College and performance coach for clients in high-powered jobs.
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To a packed room where some supportive lawmakers were forced to stand, Johnson drew on his past as a former London mayor to try to persuade Conservatives that only he could take the party to election victory, explaining away some of his well-documented gaffes as his desire to "speak as directly as I can".
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One explanation is that rejection of the Democrats' climate change policies -- like immigration and building the wall -- is an issue that resonates deeply with his "forgotten man" constituency; one that he repeatedly talked about in the campaign; one that he'd have a difficult time explaining away if he didn't fulfill it; and one that is somehow associated with his predecessor.
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Mr. Corbyn did well, keeping his cool and sense of humor, but had difficulty explaining away his past sympathies for groups like Hamas and Sinn Fein while trying to paint a picture of a better future with more money for nearly every social service coming from higher taxes on corporations and those earning more than 80,000 pounds a year, or about $103,000.
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And though they range from your garden variety arse-grab-in-a-nightclub (and trust me, the sadness of explaining away the extremely undignified experience of having your body touched without your permission as "garden variety" or "routine" is not lost on me) to incidents that are far more serious to the point of being life-changing, for the majority of us, they've become par for the course.
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In one scene, Larry, upon hearing that a valuable piece of art has been stolen, whispers to Moe, "Where's Shemp? He loves pictures!" Moe mutters, "I think he's upstairs," explaining away Shemp's absence for the next few minutes.
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Explaining away positive behavior in outgroup members. The attribution of outgroup members' positive behavior is classically categorized into four categories, created at the intersection of perceived degree of controllability of act (low vs high) and perceived locus of control of act (internal vs external).
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Mason U. Civ. Rts. L.J. 167, 176 (2008). Some scholars have argued that the "sophisticated collective rights model" is, in fact, the functional equivalent of the "collective rights model".George A. Mocsary, Explaining Away the Obvious: The Infusibility of Characterizing the Second Amendment as a Nonindividual Right, 76 Fordham L. Rev.
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George A. Mocsary, "Explaining Away the Obvious: The Infusibility of Characterizing the Second Amendment as a Nonindividual Right", 76 Fordham L. Rev. 2113, 2134 (2008). Under both of the collective right models, the opening phrase was considered essential as a pre-condition for the main clause.Merkel and Uviller, p. 150.
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Leon Festinger highlighted in 1957 the discomfort caused to people by awareness of their inconsistent thought. Rationalization can reduce such discomfort by explaining away the discrepancy in question, as when people who take up smoking after previously quitting decide that the evidence for it being harmful is less than they previously thought.
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Specifically, it arises when there is an ascertainment bias inherent in a study design. The effect is related to the explaining away phenomenon in Bayesian networks, and conditioning on a collider in graphical models. It is often described in the fields of medical statistics or biostatistics, as in the original description of the problem by Joseph Berkson.
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Psychobiography has faced criticism from the very start,Gay, p. 312-3 crystallised above all in the production of what Erikson caricatured as "originology"—the explaining away of significant public events and actions as the product of some minute childhood detail.Elms, p. 4 Bad psychobiography—using mechanical psychologising, a selective mining of the facts,Barzun, p.
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Significant contributions to the social sciences were made in Medieval Islamic civilization. Al-Biruni (973–1048) wrote detailed comparative studies on the anthropology of peoples, religions and cultures in the Middle East, Mediterranean and South Asia.J. T. Walbridge (1998). "Explaining Away the Greek Gods in Islam", Journal of the History of Ideas 59 (3), p. 389–403.
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Inscription that shows religious practice during pilgrimage Muslim writer Muhammad Shukri al-Alusi compares their religious practices to Islam in his Bulugh al-'Arab fi Ahwal al-'Arab: According to heresiographer Shahrastain, Sabaeans accept both the sensible and intelligible world, but do not follow religious laws, but center their worship on spiritual entities.Walbridge, John. “Explaining Away the Greek Gods in Islam.” Journal of the History of Ideas, vol.
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Similarly, Hay served as what Taliaferro deemed a "White House propagandist", in his columns explaining away losses such as that at First Manassas in July 1861. Lincoln and his secretaries. Hay is on the right. Despite the heavy workload—Hay wrote that he was busy 20 hours a day—he tried to make as normal a life as possible, eating his meals with Nicolay at Willard's Hotel, going to the theatre with Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln, and reading Les Misérables in French.
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It has been argued that this tradition reflects a pro-Athenian bias, as it makes the founder of many places in the Troad the son of Athens' most important hero, Theseus, while at the same time explaining away the fact that contemporary traditions made no mention of such a connection.B.C. Rose, 'Separating fact from fiction in the Aiolian migration' Hesperia 77 (2008) 419. An example of the opposing tradition is Hellanicus FGrHist 4 F 31 = Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Roman Antiquities 1.46.1, 47.2, which associates the people of Ophyneion with Aeneas' escape from Troy.
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The Marvel No-Prize is a fake award given out by Marvel Comics to readers. Originally for those who spotted continuity errors in the comics, the current "No-Prizes" are given out for charitable works or other types of "meritorious service to the cause of Marveldom". As the No-Prize evolved, it was distinguished by its role in explaining away potential continuity errors. Initially awarded simply for identifying such errors, a No-Prize was later given only when a reader successfully explained why the continuity error was not an error at all.
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Among his many philosophical interests and concerns, Leibniz took on this question of theodicy: If God is omnibenevolent, omnipotent and omniscient, how do we account for the suffering and injustice that exists in the world? Historically, attempts to answer the question have been made using various arguments, for example, by explaining away evil or reconciling evil with good. Leibniz outlined his perfect world theory in his work The Monadology, stating the argument in five statements: # God has the idea of infinitely many universes. # Only one of these universes can actually exist.
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Paul and his record label denied having released the recordings, or authorising their release. Myers however also reported the music as having come from a personal laptop stolen from Paul himself, citing a comment made by Twitter user ‘@FatAmpNadia’ as his source. Major music press followed Myers’ lead, and the stolen laptop story was universally reported. It is unclear how '@FatAmpNadia' is involved. Many journalists and commenters suggested the leak to be a cynically devised marketing plan on Paul and XL Recordings’ behalf; having achieved the desired result, the two parties made false statements to the public ‘explaining away’ the events.
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In 1943, he registered officially as a Japanese national. Kawakita was in Japan when the attack on Pearl Harbor drew the United States and Japan into World War II. In 1943, he took a job as an interpreter at a mining and metal processing plant which used Allied prisoners of war (POWs) as laborers. By early 1945, the population of the POW camp included about four hundred captured American troops. After the end of the war, Kawakita renewed his U.S. passport, explaining away his having registered as a Japanese national by claiming he had acted under duress.
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Governors Sir Frederick Lugard and Sir Henry May were uncomfortable with the Chinese Unofficials' active involvement in Chinese politics and close connection with Canton without their prior knowledge. May was convinced that Ho Kai and Wei Yuk were very closely associated with the Sze Yap Association and the government in Canton. An article by Hu Han-min in the Hong Kong Chinese press on Li Chun's contribution to the revolutionary success in Kwangtung in January 1912 included also Sir Boshan's role in the revolution. Lugard called for an explanation from Sir Boshan who succeeded in explaining away from his conduct.
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This means that the text represses its real (or latent) content behind obvious (manifest) content. The process of changing from latent to manifest content is known as the dream work, and involves operations of concentration and displacement. The critic analyzes the language and symbolism of a text to reverse the process of the dream work and arrive at the underlying latent thoughts. The danger is that 'such criticism tends to be reductive, explaining away the ambiguities of works of literature by reference to established psychoanalytic doctrine; and very little of this work retains much influence today'.
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At each iteration, the coefficients are adjusted via a "routing" softmax so that they continue to sum to 1 (to express the probability that a given capsule is the parent of a given child.) Softmax amplifies larger values and diminishes smaller values beyond their proportion of the total. Similarly, the probability that a feature is present in the input is exaggerated by a nonlinear "squashing" function that reduces values (smaller ones drastically and larger ones such that they are less than 1). This dynamic routing mechanism provides the necessary deprecation of alternatives ("explaining away") that is needed for segmenting overlapped objects. This learned routing of signals has no clear biological equivalent.
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The tendency of French social academics to over emphasise the importance of the caste system for all matters pertaining to India has made French people prone to explaining away India via the caste system. Social studies conducted by French researchers are prone to emphasise on the lacunae of India's economy rather than achievements and improvements in the sphere of poverty reduction, health-care, education, etc. French media portray India in an unfavourable light by focussing principally on events connected to crimes, corruption, inequalities, poverty, ethnic & religious strife, etc. The morbid fascination of European tourists with Hindu cremation rituals is perceived as lack of sensitivity besides being a gross invasion of privacy.
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She and Marcus interact briefly after she tries to burn her hand to attempt to see if the person she sees is real. Next we see Molly explaining away 13 lost hours of video from the space station. Gordon Kern, (the deputy director of ISEA) mentions the backup cameras on board the Seraphim, and questions Molly about the lost footage which she explains away (not convincingly to Director Sparks) as a glitch. We see Molly wake up in the lab and in a frantic scene we see her playback the security video footage to see if Marcus is there, and he's not, but she realizes she has to hide the footage from ISEA since Marcus died years earlier.
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In 1799 he became professor of Oriental Languages, Exegesis and Pastoral Theology in Heidelberg. The Margrave of Baden withholding his consent to Dereser's acceptance of the office of coadjutor to the Bishop of Strasbourg, Dereser was transferred with the whole university to Freiburg (1807), but having given offence by a funeral sermon (1810) had to leave suddenly to Karlsruhe where he was a pastor, and then to Constance. Thence he went to Lucerne where from 1811 to 1814 he was Rector of the Episcopal Seminary, but was expelled on account of his rationalistic teaching, which involved explaining away everything supernatural in Scripture and religion. He turned, on invitation, to Breslau as canon and professor of Dogmatic Theology (1815).
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Psylocke is visited by Spiral, who confesses her part in proceedings and hints she should use the bionic eyes to show her the truth. Psylocke watches a playback from the time of her transformation, recorded by the eyes, which answers many questions regarding Matsu'o, Nyoirin, The Mandarin and Spiral's involvement. She also realises that Revanche was unconsciously using her telepathic powers to create anger and confusion in the minds around her, explaining the aggressive reactions of some of the X-Men; and likely explaining away plot holes like why Psylocke or Revanche didn't simply read Nyoirin or Matsu'o's minds when they confronted them. This information leads her back to Japan, where she finds Matsu'o, who has killed Nyoirin for his part in things.
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J. T. Walbridge (1998). "Explaining Away the Greek Gods in Islam", Journal of the History of Ideas 59 (3): 389-403 He carried out extensive, personal investigations of the peoples, customs, and religions of the Indian subcontinent, and was a pioneer in comparative religion and the anthropology of religion. According to Arthur Jeffery, "It is rare until modern times to find so fair and unprejudiced a statement of the views of other religions, so earnest an attempt to study them in the best sources, and such care to find a method which for this branch of study would be both rigorous and just." Biruni compared Islam with pre-Islamic religions, and was willing to accept certain elements of pre-Islamic wisdom which would conform with his understanding of the Islamic spirit.
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Thaddäus Anton Dereser Anton Dereser (also known as Thaddaeus a Sancto Adamo, OCD) (3 February 1757, Fahr, Franconia -15 or 16 June 1827, Breslau) was a Discalced Carmelite professor of hermeneutics and Oriental languages. Dereser was a Catholic representative of the Enlightenment, and promoted a rationalistic interpretation of the Bible. He had a marked tendency to take independent positions and defy authority—both secular and ecclesiastical—which involved him in numerous controversies and nearly cost him his life during the French Revolution. As the Catholic Encyclopedia noted of him in 1913, "Dereser's combative character got him in trouble everywhere, and, though believing himself a good Catholic, he was imbued with a rationalistic, anti- Roman spirit", which made him "imbued with the shallow Rationalism of his time" and therefore "explaining away everything supernatural in Scripture and religion".
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Now the name of one of Scribonia's husbands has been agreed to since Bartolomeo Borghesi, based on the name of her known son, argued he was Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus Marcellinus, consul in 56 BC.Scheid, "Scribonia Caesaris", pp. 486f Since Propertius' poem alludes to her descent from Scipio Aemilianus, scholars attempted to identify the other husband with a possible descendant of Scipio Aemilianus, unaware that Lentulus Marcellinus could trace his ancestry to that man,Ironically provided by Ronald Syme, The Augustan Aristocracy (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1986), pp. 249f while explaining away Suetonius' statement that Scribonia had children by only one man. As a result, various other consular Publii Cornelii have been identified as her first husband, such as the suffect consul of 38 BC (who was later revealed to be Lucius Cornelius Lentulus), and the suffect consul of 35 BC (whom the Fasti Tauromenitani proved to be Publius Cornelius Dolabella).
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She promptly stresses that "[she believes] the subject of women's biology is profoundly political", explaining away the book's title as she does so. Proceeding onward her desire to go beyond "defining [women as a whole] as victims of male power and dominance," and pushes for women everywhere to show independence and individuality while learning to accept and embrace the biology that's continuously used by men to undermine them. To follow up, she goes on to talk about women's health activists re-educating women on the functions of their body and goes on to encourage women to use the re-education to attain great power by eliminating the footholds of male misinformation and misrepresentation of their bodies. The essay asserts that women scientists must ultimately and paradoxically turn away from the sciences to make their stand against male supremacy as opposed to the many female and feminist poets, novelists, and artists that can illustrate their points clearly and easily.
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While the original Gatchaman was earthbound, dark- toned, and environmentally themed, the adaptation morphed it into a child- friendly outer space show with robot characters, although some environmental themes were kept, and this is also why the other planets to which G-Force traveled on missions looked very much like Earth. Setting, violence, objectionable language, and most character fatalities were altered or eliminated by cutting scenes, dubbing, and explanatory voice-overs (for instance, claiming that the city had been evacuated before a battle scene that would show the incidental destruction of buildings and houses, as well as explaining away the destruction of the Earth armies and air forces as being robot tanks and fighter planes). One of the most notable changes in the BotP adaptation involves the character Keyop (Jinpei in Gatchaman), who picked up a bizarre verbal tic of stuttering, chirping, and burbling every time he started to speak. There was a longstanding fan rumor that this was done because the original character spoke using much profanity and that Keyop's excess mouth motion would cover up deleting the words.
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Many Yugambeh remained in their traditional country and found employment with farmers, oyster producers and fishermen, timber cutters and mills constructed for the production of resources like sugar and arrowroot. Yugambeh and other groups protested removal, Meston rejected this, explaining away their passionate devotion to their homelands stating: > These Boonah blacks profess to be much attached to the locality as their > fathers and mothers were born there. Exactly the same reason is given by the > old blacks at Beaudesert, Beenleigh and Southport, but this is not to be > accepted as an argument against collecting them together for their own > benefit in some central reserve. L–R: Polly holding Molly Boyd, Jimmy Boyd, Kipper Tommy and Coomera Bob on the Nerang River circa 1910 The Aborigines Protection Act of 1897 saw the removal of many of the remaining Yugambeh people from their land to Aboriginal missions and reserves throughout Queensland, but Yugambeh people did resis pressure to move, like Bilin Bilin who was able to stay on his country until old age forced him to relocate to the mission at Deebing Creek.
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While the crossover episodes were definitely open to new viewers of either The Flash or Arrow (or both, presumably), with each episode wrapped up tidily by the end of its hour, plenty of show-specific plot stuff was advanced without spelling it out for newbies. New viewers to either show could follow along and have a good time, but veteran viewers were rewarded with major storyline motion." Following the release of the first trailer for Supergirl, Paul Tassi wrote for Forbes about why he felt that series should be kept separate from the Arrowverse: He called the moment in the Arrow third-season finale where Barry Allen appears briefly, but abruptly leaves since "Arrow needs to let its own characters solve its problems", a "weird moment" that shows "the cracks [that] form when it's just two shows that have to work together on the regular." Tassi then noted the further complications of adding Supergirl, saying, "The more shows you have, the more heroes you introduce, the harder it is to keep explaining away why they're not constantly around to help each other.
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