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The twin stars are also more fraternal rather than identical, according to Teske.
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Together we will build a country that is freer, fairer, more fraternal and more prosperous, a country we can call our common home, the house of all Chileans, where we can think differently but respect each other and together build a better future for all.
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Forman's view of the NBA market has emerged as progressively more fraternal and pastoral, and his filter for talent seems more chummy than critical; there's also ample overlap between the Hoiball way and what McDermott's father, Greg, taught his son at Creighton, and also at his previous head coaching stop: Iowa State.
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The Bannock War did, however, convince Oregonians of the need of skilled reserve forces, and new units were formed and the old ones were revamped. Membership in these militia organizations was more fraternal than military. For example, the published by-laws of the Portland Light Battery stated that "new members shall be voted upon by the membership and if three nay votes are counted, the man will not be accepted." Dues of fifty cents per month were charged to enable a member to buy his own equipment.
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Here, Father Bernard worked as editor of a publication for priests called the Ambrosius. He believed that the disintegration caused by the Kulturkampf could be undone by quality Catholic publications and by forming holy priests. To help achieve this goal, he encouraged the readers of Ambrosius to practice the traditional devotions of Eucharistic adoration, meditation, and penance. He imagined a renewed priesthood, based on a more fraternal way of life, that would help restore what had been lost in the life of the church.
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It is administered separately from the Buddhist Churches of America, the umbrella organization of Jodo Shinshu temples in the continental United States. In 1976, insurance executive Paul Yamanaka went to Yoshiaki Fujitani, Bishop of the Mission, with the idea to create a program called "Living Treasures of Hawai'i" modeled after the Living National Treasures program of Japan. The purpose of the award is to recognize and honor persons who have demonstrated excellence and high standards of achievement in their particular fields of endeavor and have made significant contributions to humanity toward a more fraternal society. Any person can nominate an individual for the award.
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While not mentioned in a stage direction as such, Joseph A. Porter considers him to be "a kind of ghost character" like others in Shakespeare's plays, due to his strong connection with Mercutio that differentiates him from the other people mentioned in the guest list, and a possible significance to the plot and characters that is greater than superficially apparent. Shakespeare's immediate source in writing Romeo and Juliet was the narrative poem The Tragical History of Romeus and Juliet (1562) by Arthur Brooke, and here Mercutio is a very minor character and is presented as a competitor to Romeus (Romeo) for Juliet's affection, rather than as his friend. Porter argues that when Shakespeare dramatised the poem and expanded Mercutio's role, he introduced a brother for him in order to suggest a more fraternal character. Shakespeare appears to be the first dramatist to have used the name Valentine prior to Romeo and Juliet, but he himself had actually used the name previously.
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