Because our children are the most sacred things we have.
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They have challenged the most sacred institution of all: family.
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The vote is the people's will and most sacred right.
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Mayans reserved sacbes for the most sacred locations in their communities.
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One of the most sacred people in a black man's life.
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Our most sacred values reduced to a crass, tacky negotiating strategy.
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The most sacred object in the coronation was the tiered umbrella.
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ROLLINS: The most sacred pledge he made was to build the wall.
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The Muslim Big Three The Islamic faith holds three cities most sacred.
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And that means exercising our most sacred right as Americans: the vote.
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Hawaiians consider the peak the most sacred ground in the entire Pacific.
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But shockingly, this most sacred of holidays only comes once a year.
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I thought: This is the most sacred moment in a person's life.
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Sacred ground is sensitive ground, and Jerusalem is most sacred of all.
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He would fight with anyone -- even the most sacred cows in politics.
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"This is our most sacred right in America — to vote," he said.
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That's not the only way people are celebrating this most sacred of holidays.
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"Your front numbers are the most sacred thing that you have," Ngakoue said.
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But with four children, the star's role as a mother was the most sacred.
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Considered the third holiest site in Islam, it is the most sacred for Jews.
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"Marriage is the most sacred part of our culture, many cultures actually," he said.
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Dozens were killed just one week before Easter, one of Christianity's most sacred holidays.
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Mecca is home to the most sacred sites in Islam, including the Grand Mosque.
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" Trump on Tuesday called the merit "the most sacred, distinguished, and recognizable military medals.
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That's the most sacred thing you can look for — you can't sit anywhere else.
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Then simultaneously they plunged their feet onto the most sacred ground in country music.
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Journalists Defend Abortion, Again: Abortion is one of the most sacred "rights" for the media.
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It's finally here, one of the most sacred summer traditions in the U.S.A.: Shark Week.
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It was the camp's ignorance of the most sacred Burning Man tenet: Leave No Trace.
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Can't we be safe in our homes, in our schools, in our most sacred places?
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But perhaps the most damaging comes from mismanaging a company's most sacred resource: their employees.
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To them, this president is attacking what is most sacred in America's traditions of government.
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We fail to realize that we are watching golf played upon its most sacred altars.
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But she has appropriated the most sacred element of that narrative, making it her own.
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In 1500 BC Egypt, even cats — that most sacred animal — were adorned with gold hoop earrings.
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The two women are blatantly disrespecting the ball machine, the most sacred part of any alley.
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"The doctor-patient relationship is one of the most sacred relationships in any profession," he says.
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They lived every day of their lives by that most sacred calling: to serve and protect.
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"The right to vote is the most sacred American right there is," Biden said over Twitter.
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It's the most sacred and oldest cityWhat are you looking forward to most about this trip?
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A president is supposed to safeguard the most sacred American institutions, repairing them if need be.
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"They stole the most sacred thing I had, and that was my Catholic Church," he said.
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This is about the preservation of Western religion and civilization and its most sacred and valued places.
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Israel is also the fiduciary of one of Islam's most sacred sites, the Dome of the Rock.
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By refusing to do so, McConnell is totally politicizing one of the Senate's most sacred constitutional responsibilities.
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What's in the Kaaba, or cube, the black building that encloses the most sacred space in Islam?
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Aside from dives, embrace the glory of our city's most sacred and hidden of gems: chain restaurants.
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The tribe's most sacred corn and oldest heirloom variety, the Cherokee White Eagle Corn will be deposited.
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" Gardner called the U.S. electoral process "one of the most sacred things we have in this country.
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Jokhang Temple is widely considered to be one of the most sacred and important sites in Tibet.
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Varanasi, India (CNN)The River Ganges, or the Ganga to Indians, is one of Hinduism's most sacred waterways.
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It halves travel time between Mecca, the spiritual heart of Islam, and Medina, its second most sacred site.
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The Jokhang, located at Lhasa's center, is Tibet's most sacred temple, though it's less visually commanding as Potala.
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We see order breaking down at that most sacred of Los Angeles meeting points: the four-way stop.
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Thank god someone has finally taken a stand defending what is most sacred, the comfort of multi-billionaires.
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The summer solstice, the longest day of the year, is one of the most sacred holidays for pagans.
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Killing animals is a central aspect of any Torajan funeral, and buffaloes are the most sacred and important.
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This is called the "laying of hands" and is one of the most sacred parts of the ordination ceremony.
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The group's first and second days on Maunakea, among the most sacred sites in Hawaiian cosmology, ended without incident.
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But Mauna Kea is also considered by some to be one of the most sacred spots in the state.
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It is the most sacred duty of the Commander-in-Chief to safeguard the security of the American people.
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They took oaths before the altar of Thailand's most sacred Buddhist icon, the Wat Phra Kaew, or Emerald Buddha.
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I proved the most sacred topics can be portrayed as flesh-and-blood sexy, not just pain and suffering.
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The most sacred idea we may all have shared was that somehow the cathedral had not been bound by time.
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Our most sacred and special task as human beings is to document our own existence with a single-minded dedication.
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Like most sacred things in Uztar, it had been put to more human uses than its founders could have imagined.
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They are taught their most sacred role is to maintain the religious sanctity of their home and raise their children.
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Starting Cost: $350 Amankora, Bhutan Amankora's Buddhist weddings occur at Kyichu Lhakang, one of the most sacred temples in Bhutan.
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They say Mr. Schumer is engaged in a transparent bid to play politics with the most sacred of senatorial duties.
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For many Palestinians, those two concessions would mean renouncing their most sacred beliefs, which form a part of Palestinian identity.
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The First Amendment defines our most sacred freedoms, including freedom of the press, freedom of speech and freedom of assembly.
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And even the way they're brought into the United States they try to do everything in the most sacred way.
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"You managed to violate every principle and the most sacred of traditions about prosecutors not offering extra prosecutorial analysis," Ratcliffe said.
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In the kitchen, you need people cutting, you need fire keepers, which are some of the most sacred in the community.
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"To be disrespected at the most sacred time in life is like, I just can't forgive that," Williams said, in tears.
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One of the most sacred events in skateboarding, the annual KING OF THE ROAD contest, is returning to VICELAND this Thursday.
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Now, his most sacred rule is that he does not talk about weather in the days leading up to an eclipse.
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Breastfeeding is one of the most sacred things parents do for their children, but so is the decision not to breastfeed.
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"An attack on the most sacred of places is the cruelest and most cowardly act a person can do," she tweeted.
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"They even called into question that which we hold as a most sacred value, our sovereignty," Bolsonaro said at one point.
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This applies to every faith group: Jews, Christians and Muslims have all been attacked in their most sacred spaces in recent years.
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The stunning Wat Phra Kaew, or Temple of the Emerald Buddha, is considered to be the most sacred Buddhist temple in Thailand.
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Brasilia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - It is one of the most expensive areas in the Brazilian capital - and one of the most sacred.
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The Druze revere Jethro, the father-in-law of Moses, whose tomb in northern Israel is one of their most sacred sites.
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On Friday, the king visited the Temple of the Emerald Buddha to pay respects to one of Thailand's most sacred Buddhist relics.
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The annual ceremony is a chance to partake in one of metal's own most sacred rituals: reveling in our own superior taste.
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Former military commanders, for their part, said Mr. Trump was politicizing one of the saddest and most sacred duties of the presidency.
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One painful lesson of Britain's soccer scandal is that whatever we hold most sacred we also expect to find most shockingly profaned.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Often outspoken European Central Bank rate setter Ewald Nowotny questioned the ECB's most sacred tenet on Wednesday: its inflation target.
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What changed was what we know about how the Russians -- and others -- used Facebook against our most sacred democratic institution: The vote.
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Raisi was born into a religious family in Mashhad, Iran's second biggest city and home to some of its most sacred sites.
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Just days later, India took similar actions, ascribing personhood status to two of its biggest and most sacred rivers, the Ganges and Yamuna.
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Some argue that politicians who support abortion rights should be excluded from Holy Communion, Christianity's most sacred rite; others disagree with that punishment.
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After all, your porn histories are among your most sacred possessions, and you don't want it falling into the hands of just anyone.
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That was an honor: Mr. Tuffier was the quiffmaster of Evreux, so a visit to him was the most sacred of their activities.
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After all, the Senate's 60-vote filibuster rule was regarded as one of the most sacred elements of the world's greatest deliberative body.
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"We will have to make every effort to defend the most sacred interests of Venezuela," said opposition deputy Alfonso Marquina during the session.
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At every turn, Trump has challenged our most sacred national traditions: freedom of the press, the rule of law, independent courts, and more.
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Here, another nation likely influenced the outcome of the US's 2016 presidential election – surely one of the nation's most sacred representations of freedom.
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The tribe had to decide: Are we going to let people use these motors to hunt whales, which are the most sacred animal?
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All the money will go back to them, because the martyrs, the wounded, and the prisoners are the most sacred things we have.
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If you see the rural church they have a wall to protect the inner circle, which people think is the most sacred place.
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Vigilance is required to ensure that all eligible Americans are able to exercise the most sacred right freely in our democracy on Election Day.
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"It is without a doubt one of our most sacred places in all of Hawaii," Kaho'okahi Kanuha, a leader of the protectors, told CNN.
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But the maybe-real Kid Rock campaign is already capturing hearts and minds, and serving the most sacred mission possible: freaking out the libs.
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I see Republicans trashing two of our most sacred institutions — the F.B.I. and the Justice Department — because these agencies won't bend to Trump's will.
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This was not the run-of-the-mill Russian meddling in our affairs but a sophisticated, multipronged attack against our most sacred democratic institutions.
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The writing on the flag, in large letters, is the text most sacred to Muslims: the shahada, the foundational declaration of faith in God.
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"You have a president who is actually dismissing the most sacred right Americans have had since 1787, the right of free speech," he said.
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Israel reacted with outrage, arguing it could not be the president's position that Netanyahu not visit a site considered one of Judaism's most sacred places.
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Snap has shown a willingness to change often and radically, but the most recent changes show that even the most sacred cows can be slaughtered.
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I decided to take a walk down the streets of South Jakarta to hear people's stories about one of the most sacred human experiences ever.
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There's something refreshing about how Drunk History takes unglamorous comics who are game to look ridiculous and lets them playact as our most sacred cows.
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CNN got rare access to one of the most sacred spaces, known to Jews as the Temple Mount and to Muslims as the Noble Sanctuary.
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I was in Varanasi, India's most sacred city, conducting research for a book about Brahmins, the priestly caste at the top of the Hindu hierarchy.
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An unusual constellation of powerful companies and industries are fighting to weaken Big Tech by limiting the reach of one of its most sacred laws.
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"The ceremony, the most sacred aspect of the day, should be free of distractions and the temptation of phones and social media," the couple tells PEOPLE.
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This is because, in indigenous cultures and traditions, women are considered one of the most sacred beings on this planet with our ability to produce life.
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So it's relatively brave for a lone, young, celeb bio-musical creator and star to take on not one, but three of fashion's most sacred cows.
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Mosques in Sri Lanka were shut indefinitely on Friday, but others in South Asia remained open on the most sacred day of the week in Islam.
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The Daily report gave no details about the extent of the damage to the rambling complex, which many Tibetan Buddhists see as their most sacred site.
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Mosques in Sri Lanka were shut indefinitely on Friday, but others in South Asia remained open on the most sacred day of the week in Islam.
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Should U.S. law enforcement agencies simply have stood by idly while a foreign power mounted an unprecedented attack against the most sacred of America's democratic institutions?
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But for a lot of media pundits, this was an attack on one of the most sacred values of academic freedom and the constitutional order itself.
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Sunday, September 9, marks the beginning of the most sacred annual period in Judaism — the 10 days between the holidays of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
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"Our constitution demands, and our country deserves", she wrote, "a judiciary willing to hold the coordinate branches to account when they defy our most sacred legal commitments".
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Days after the law passed, an Indian court declared two of the biggest and most sacred rivers in India, the Ganges and Yamuna, to be people too.
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Wade, serve as a sickening reminder of the ways much of what I hold most sacred has been weaponized by the forces of the American religious right.
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His support of church leadership as "prophets, seers and revelators" was required to pass the interview and gain access to the church's most sacred places of worship.
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This week, millions of Americans, will celebrate one of our nation's oldest and most sacred traditions: standing in Hudson News and reading magazines without paying for them.
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And on chocolate's most sacred day of the year (well, perhaps tied with Valentine's Day), I'm issuing a plea on behalf of all my fellow chocolate loathers.
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The event was standard, solemn fare for visiting dignitaries; the memorial is one of the most sacred sites in Israel, second in visitors to the Western Wall.
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The shrine in Qom, which is approximately 150 kilometers (90 miles) south of the capital, Tehran, is the second-most sacred spot in Iran for Shi'ite Muslims.
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It is time to use our most sacred symbol to help break the hold that the National Rifle Association and its political cronies have on our country.
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Their goal is to help a lesbian student fulfill her dream of taking her girlfriend to that hoariest and most sacred of teenage social rituals, the prom.
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Ivan Shumkov, an architect, called it one of the most sacred spaces in New York, having been created by an architectural icon, the Harvard alumnus Charles McKim.
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Even so, commanders in chief cannot subcontract their most sacred duties; what the United States faces at this moment is not some routine tactical maneuver or choice.
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McKinsey had built itself into the world's most influential consultancy, not only by hiring smart Ivy League students, but also by keeping its most sacred promise: secrecy.
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Shi'ite militias like Sadr's 'Peace Brigades' were seen as a bulwark against Islamic State's sweeping advance in 2014 which threatened Iraq's capital and its most sacred Shi'ite shrines.
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The most sacred of commonplaces during the transfer window, the 'come-and-get-me plea' must be treated with the utmost reverence, for overuse can diminish its powers.
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"Respectfully, you managed to violate every principle in the most sacred of traditions about prosecutors not offering extra prosecutorial analysis about potential crimes that aren't charged," said Ratcliffe.
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Together they approached the Central Archaeological Council, which jealously guards classical sites; it insisted that no sculptures be placed in the most sacred parts of the ancient temples.
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Visitors taking on the pilgrimage to Buddhist's most sacred spot in the country stop at the wheel to chant and say prayers, spinning each one as they do.
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You can feel Bush's giddiness, a contact high, at getting to join a more powerful man in the oldest and most sacred of male bonding exercises: objectifying women.
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"I see it as the most sacred part of the body, closest to God, so it's the most special for me from that point of view," he says.
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We don't want a president who treats the hallowed house where Abraham Lincoln once wrote the nation's most sacred texts as the set of a cheesy reality show.
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"The Jokhang is seen as the most sacred shrine in Tibetan Buddhism, and for centuries it's been the focal point of pilgrimage for Tibetan Buddhists," Mr. Barnett said.
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They showed two women inside one of China's most sacred spaces, the Forbidden City in Beijing, smiling as they showed off a glistening Mercedes-Benz sport utility vehicle.
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The wall, the holiest place where Jews can pray, is a remnant of the retaining wall that surrounded the ancient Temple Mount, the most sacred site in Judaism.
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A dispute is brewing in Mexico between an indigenous group known as the Otomí, and the Jehovah's Witnesses they accuse of destroying one of their most sacred places.
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Adopting Metatron as a zen alter-ego, mysterious German producer Traumprinz brings back past-life memories of the dancefloor enthusiast's most sacred grounds: trance, house, and breakbeat hardcore.
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A new highspeed railway linking Mecca and Medina, Islam's second most sacred site, is being used during the haj season for the first time after its inauguration last September.
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She does everything she can to undermine and upset Claire's domestic bliss — ultimately resorting to both murder and the violation of one of the most sacred bonds motherhood offers.
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Freed from the flames As a blaze ripped through Notre Dame Cathedral's medieval roof, the Paris fire brigade chaplain had a singular mission: to rescue its most sacred relics.
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"It is without a doubt one of our most sacred places in all of Hawaii," Kanuha told CNN, saying it was home to sacred waters and native Hawaiian deities.
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From this vantage point the park is obscured beneath a deep green canopy, but the golden tip of Shwedagon Pagoda, Myanmar's most sacred Buddhist temple, glimmers above the trees.
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" According to this passage, the magician can select whicever of the three fairies they desire, and the fairie will then "hasten to rest herself in this most sacred bed.
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Rising more than 3,000 meters (yards), Mount Agung is the island's highest and most sacred volcano, home to the Pura Besakih temple complex that narrowly escaped the previous eruption.
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All Muslims who can afford to are supposed to perform the hajj once in their lives, and it is regarded as one of the most sacred obligations in Islam.
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You can feel Mr. Bush's giddiness, a contact high, at getting to join a more powerful man in the oldest and most sacred of male bonding exercises: objectifying women.
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That Kaaba, the cube at the center of the Great Mosque in Mecca is central to the Hajj but also considered when of the most sacred spots in Islam.
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Most important, they were Mr. Paz's inside men, tipping him off to raids and betraying one of the most sacred trusts in law enforcement: the identities of undercover officers.
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The Republican tax plan unveiled on Thursday takes aim at the most sacred of cows: the provision that subsidizes homeownership by allowing the deduction of interest on mortgage debt.
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The Judge is a courageous man and now he must fight the cabal that wants to keep someone this lawless and reckless in our most sacred public servant position.
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Echoing an internal dialogue about the complexities of living in the diaspora and experiencing your country as an outsider, floating further away from your most sacred memories of home.
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The U.S. Government banned the Sundance, the Plains religions' most sacred ceremony, with its days of fasting and ritual bloodletting; Native Americans could no longer openly practice their religions.
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The precept naturists hold the most sacred is body acceptance — to "not judge anyone by their body shape or other war wounds" and to ignore the nakedness of others.
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The baby is reminding us that we all have that most sacred part of us that is pristine and untouched, and we've had it since the day we were born.
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The "One Week" remix falls under the umbrella of the "one word song," a meme in which each word in a song is replaced by that song's most sacred phrase.
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Justin Bieber joined Jimmy Fallon on Thursday's episode of The Tonight Show to introduce him hockey: Canada's most sacred tradition next to apologising profusely to the cashier at Tim Hortons.
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The next three days (Monday to Wednesday), are usually observed as preparation for the Triduum, or the last three — and most sacred — days of Holy Week, starting with Holy Thursday.
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This post is about the music — specifically, just how much does Pitch Perfect get right when it comes to translating the most sacred of collegiate extracurriculars to the big screen?
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"You managed to violate every principle in the most sacred of traditions about prosecutors not offering extra-prosecutorial analysis about potential crimes that aren't charged," he told the special counsel.
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And so we proceed: No. 1 UNC–Georgetown, 22 Early versions of Patrick Ewing, Michael Jordan, and James Worthy met each other on college hoops' most sacred stage in 23.
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KARTARPUR, Pakistan (Reuters) - A corridor for Indian Sikh pilgrims traveling to a holy temple in Pakistan will open in November, in time for one of the religion's most sacred festivals.
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"A government that shields its armed forces from punishment for crimes against humanity fails in its most sacred obligation to defend justice and uphold the rule of law," he said.
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"After all, it's a question of the sentiment of millions of Hindus who see Ayodhya as one of their most sacred places, as sacred as Mecca is in Islam," Rai said.
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"Respectfully, respectfully, by doing that, you managed to violate every principle in the most sacred traditions about prosecutors not offering extra prosecutorial analysis about potential crimes that aren't charged," Ratcliffe said.
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The building would have stood out because of its round shape among the several dozen other square temples that dominated the Aztecs&apos most sacred ceremonial space before the 1521 conquest.
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It's considered to be the most sacred spot on a sacred island: The faithful believe that a cave in the rocks was home to the deity who rules over Lake Baikal.
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More of our elected officials need to show the courage of US judges who ruled that at least part of Trump's executive order violated the most sacred tenets of our Constitution.
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While the economics of repealing the SALT deduction may be clear, there is good reason why the great Ronald Reagan called the provision the most sacred cow in the tax code.
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Thirty-three years after the original FDA policy was put in place, it's time to allow queer people to give the victims in Orlando the most sacred gift of all—life.
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Hundreds of thousands of people converge every year on Karbala, which is about 50 miles south of Baghdad, for Ashura, which is one of the most sacred events for Shiite Muslims.
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And in order to marry a potentially cloying and sentimental parable to a balls-out satirical exercise, Waititi turns to the most sacred of figures in our cultural imagination: the child.
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Often referred to as the High Holy Days, Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) and Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) both in the fall, are considered two of the most sacred holidays.
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Perhaps the most sacred rule: Writing a clue for an abbreviation — even an impish one — means you abbreviate a word in the clue or use some kind of "short form" tag.
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In "Valentine," the performer asserts her independence — "Oh, valentine / Honey, there's nothing that's yours and mine" — instead of snuggling in with a significant other on this most sacred of couple-based days.
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But the prologue was his most sacred entryway: the section that he'd polished to the point of pride, the thing he could always step through to access the rest of the draft.
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In a prominent attack, suicide bombers killed dozens at the Data Darbar shrine in the eastern city of Lahore, one of the most sacred sites of Sufi Islam in Pakistan, in 2010.
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The installation is a large cube, with a skin of jet black cloth and gold stitching, that visually references the Kaaba (which comes from the Arabic for cube), Islam's most sacred site.
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The city is home to the second most sacred site in Islam, a mosque built in the 7th century by the Prophet Mohammed, the founder of Islam, which also houses his tomb.
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Protecting the sanctity of the mission is tantamount to protecting and serving the national interest — which is the essence of governance and the most sacred and fundamental responsibility of the federal government.
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They saw the destructive, sclerotic forces of tyranny in the Old World and they wanted to make the New World a place that protected the most sacred minority on earth: the individual.
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Here within 235 months were two ruthlessly murderous attacks in the most sacred of spaces, victimizing minority communities — one racial, one religious — that share a centuries-long struggle against bigotry and persecution.
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For Mr. Obama, who has served as a wartime commander longer than any of his predecessors, meeting with the wounded and their families is among the most sacred duties of his presidency.
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"For over 30 years, Tennesseans have lived up to our most sacred ideals by welcoming those who are seeking safety through supporting the resettlement of refugees," said Judith Clerjeune, the group's spokesperson.
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This project makes you aware of just how much space exists within the contemporary wedding tradition to subvert, destroy, and rebuild what, for many humans, is the most sacred event of their lives.
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It's a 1934 measure called the National Firearms Act, and it stands as a stark rebuke to the most sacred precepts of the gun lobby and provides a model we should build on.
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The official custodian in charge of the keys to one of the most sacred sites in Christianity will not welcome Vice President Pence when he visits the Old City of Jerusalem this month.
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Now more than ever, we must be vigilant in our protection of this most sacred American right and celebrate those who stand up for freely expressing ourselves and accessing all avenues of truth.
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White House officials made clear their expectation that Jerusalem's Western Wall, which lies outside Israel's pre-1967 borders and abuts some of Islam's most sacred sites, will eventually be declared part of Israel.
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Republicans, on the other hand, are accusing the Democrats of playing politics with one of the most sacred duties of the Senate: the responsibility to advise and consent on a Supreme Court nomination.
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A Saudi Arabian rapper is facing possible arrest for the ultimate crime: having pride in being a woman of color from Mecca, one of the most sacred places in the world for Muslims.
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America is blundering into a new Russia election-meddling hall of mirrors that's already doing Moscow's work: tearing fresh political divides and threatening to again tarnish democracy's most sacred moment, a national election.
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"He gets no slack at all, and it's part of the reason we are so utterly divided now, that even this, even the most sacred event — honoring a hero — becomes politicized," Rivera said.
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Ben gets busy, kissing three random J's (Jennifer, Jojo, Jubilee) and tenderly stroking all four limbs of Becca the Extra Virgin after she expertly handles the most sacred of all adult toys: a basketball.
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A coalition of more than 30 religious and political parties has declared the law un-Islamic, an attempt to secularize Pakistan and a clear and present threat to our most sacred institution: the family.
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From preserving large desert ecosystems in California to protecting woods in Maine that will bolster forest resilience, President Obama's strategy to combat climate change and protect our most sacred places go hand in hand.
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Transgender troops "are willing to die for this country, they make extraordinary sacrifices for our freedom, and they are unafraid to fight for our most sacred values as Americans," Gillibrand said in a statement.
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"It's been used for some of the most sacred texts in the Western world," said Michael Bierut, a partner at the design firm Pentagram and a senior critic at the Yale School of Art.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Britain's Prince William toured Jerusalem's most sacred and sensitive sites on Thursday, wrapping up a politically delicate visit that both Palestinians and Israelis, locked in a lengthy conflict, were able to embrace.
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Suddenly, the most sacred genesis tale of Modernism — the invention of abstract painting — has acquired a female actor who actually got there several years ahead of the revered triumvirate of Kandinsky, Mondrian and Malevich.
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"There are kids that are tremendously disadvantaged," Henry Zymeck, principal of the Computer School, told the parents, his voice filled with the disappointment of an educator whose pupils had betrayed their most sacred lesson.
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The disappearances have struck fear into the band, whose music and posts online call for revolt against the military and openly criticise the country's monarchy, Thailand's most sacred institution, which is illegal to insult.
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The disappearances have struck fear into the band, whose music and posts online call for revolt against the military and openly criticize the country's monarchy, Thailand's most sacred institution, which is illegal to insult.
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He went with them to the mall and to the skatepark, the universal teenage kingdoms of the world, and he was permitted into their most sacred inner worlds, where few adults were ever allowed.
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Many Hindus do support the construction of a temple at the site, a place they say is equivalent to Saudi Arabia's Kaaba, a building in Mecca that is the most sacred site in Islam.
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Even after the world recognized the State of Israel in 1948, it left the final status of Jerusalem -- home to some of the most sacred sites in Judaism, Islam, and Christianity -- open to future negotiations.
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In the tech world, Section 230 is a most sacred protection, considered to be foundational to the rise of the internet, saving startups from endless lawsuits that could block their path to becoming tomorrow's giants.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Waving chickens above their heads, ultra-Orthodox Jews in Israel performed the ritual of "kaparot" ahead of Yom Kippur, the most sacred day of the Jewish calendar, which begins at sundown on Tuesday.
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"The mere idea that the most sacred object of Presidents of the United States would look like a credit card just shows you are dealing with people who work in the mathematical sciences," says Andrew.
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At the very least, the latest iteration of that most sacred Dior totem, the Bar jacket, first designed by Monsieur Dior himself and reinterpreted by all of his interpreters since Gianfranco Ferré in the '80s.
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Measures include providing insurance cover for crop failures and drought-resistant seeds to farmers, investments in irrigation, as well as a $3-billion project to clean up the Ganges, India's largest and most sacred river.
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Something will have to give, and because Medicare is one of the most sacred cows of all, we're more likely to raise taxes again than to make older people pay more for their health care.
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The cube-shaped structure, and most sacred shrine of Islam, felt a world away from the Linwood mosque at Christchurch, New Zealand where her mother, father and brother were fatally gunned down earlier this year.
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But the deafening silence from these members of the Trump administration in the wake of this month's reversal on flavored e-cigarettes flies in the face of their most sacred commitment: First, do no harm.
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The trouble is, you can argue the US did have it's sort of Pearl Harbor, with the election interference in 2016, or should have, because that was a consequential attack on our most sacred institution.
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Then again, a free press and the ability to protest are two of the most sacred protections we enjoy under our democratic structure—two paths for our elected officials to hear the voices of their electorate.
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So, political speech is amongst the most sacred in our country, and we do believe that, and removing a community that represents political views of a large percentage of our population I think is deeply problematic.
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And when you admit that you truly hate something as beloved as chocolate, on chocolate's most sacred holiday, well, there's going to be questions, concerns and, of course, pleas for you to try it once more.
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But I also believe (heresy ahead!) there is such a thing as too much Star Wars, and that maybe George Lucas was on to something when he applied a scarcity model to his most sacred franchise.
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Simply put, Roberts would not want his legacy to be one of authorizing the destruction of one of the most sacred tenets of this founding document — that elected leaders who do not win must step aside.
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But Yunomine Onsen is the mother of them all—one of the oldest, smelliest, and most sacred of the storied springs—so I was counting down the minutes until I could take a dip in it.
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Anderson clicked forward to a slide with a pair of unattributed quotations, describing "the property which every man has in his own labour" as "the most sacred and inviolable," and championing good conditions for working people.
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Then, when the smoke finally stops wafting across the Gallatin Valley, I can put away my eyedrops and see clearly which neighbors fail to abide by the Northern Hemisphere's most sacred social contract, shoveling one's sidewalk.
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One of the highest concentrations of these apartments is in Greater Noida, a suburb that lies between the two most sacred rivers in Hindu lore: the Yamuna to the west, and the Ganges to the east.
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Non-Mormons can't get past the visitor's center of the Salt Lake Temple, one of the most sacred places in the Mormon religion, but all visitors agree that simply seeing the architecture in person is breathtaking.
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"Political speech is amongst the most sacred in our country, and we do believe that, and removing a community that represents political views of a large percentage of our population I think is deeply problematic," Huffman said.
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The French, still reeling from the Nice truck attack from a couple of weeks ago, had to deal with another act of terror, in one of the most sacred of places: a Catholic church during morning mass.
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I am not, particularly when this administration wants to Mirandize enemy combatants on the battlefield and wants to try foreign-born, non-citizen terrorists in federal court with all the protections of our most sacred civil document.
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Sue, the sister-in-law she once said she loved the way Dante loved Beatrice, was the one who washed her body to be buried, sending the most sacred details of their mutual adoration to the grave.
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"I have no doubt that she is the leader we need at this time to keep our country safe, and I trust her with that most sacred responsibility as commander-in-chief," he said in a statement.
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"Let's restore voting rights for individuals on probation or parole, so we can further their reentry into society by allowing them to exercise the most sacred right offered by our society -- the right to vote," he said.
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"You managed to violate every principle and the most sacred of traditions about prosecutors," Ratcliffe said, admonishing Mueller for discussing in his final report his team's thinking over why it didn't bring certain charges against the president.
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Long before Alvin Cailan was the chef of Eggslut in Los Angeles, making his name with wantonly yolk-oozing breakfast sandwiches, the first diners to taste his cooking were the Carmelite Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart.
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The ancient Western Wall, the most sacred prayer site in Judaism, is located in the eastern part of the city Israel captured in the 1967 Middle East war and later annexed in a move not recognized internationally.
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A teacher prepares her student wearing an Ihram before circumambulating a mockup of the Kaaba, Islam's most sacred structure located in the holy city of Mecca, during an educational simulation of the Hajj pilgrimage on July 4.
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Built more than 19753,000 years ago at the high point of an axis stretching from a range of mountains down to the Mekong, Vat Phou is one of the most sacred temples of the vanished Khmer kingdoms.
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His vision, a daffy mash-up of Renaissance art and granny's attic, emphasized recombining its many parts in order to make it your own, and his take on the brand's most sacred marks has been admirably impious.
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The ancient Western Wall, the most sacred prayer site in Judaism, is located in the eastern part of the city that Israel captured in the 1967 Middle East war and later annexed in a move not recognized internationally.
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For the members of the QWC, however, none of this is humorous or strange, and the fact that the group's moderators appeared to initially be uncritical of Darling represented a violation of the group's most sacred founding principles.
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"—NBC News (@NBCNews) October 17, 2019Echoing views that have been shared by many of his colleagues over the past week, Romney went on to say: "The decision to abandon the Kurds violates one of our most sacred duties.
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On the beach that day in July, after their unsuccessful struggle with the ghost net, the rangers lit a camp fire and stared out at the same sea and sky that had inspired their ancestors most sacred stories.
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But that did not stop Trump from releasing it and continuing his attacks on his perceived enemies, and from perpetuating his ill-conceived conspiracy theories that only serve to undercut public confidence in our most sacred democratic institutions.
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Also last week, a hacker broke into Five Star's most sacred web platform, Rousseau, once again raising questions about the security of a portal used by the political party for internal votes to decide on candidates and policies.
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They are part of a tug of war for public support between the strikers who want to preserve the most sacred French benefit of all — a cozy but complex pension system — and a government determined to overhaul it.
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The cowboys were in the midst of a three-day pilgrimage last month through the central highlands of Guanajuato, an 84-mile trip to the mountaintop statue of Christ the King, among the tallest and most sacred in Mexico.
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We'll need to tell a story about how Muslims are our brothers and sisters with equal human rights; we are a country that does not discriminate based on religion and that's one of our deepest and most sacred principles.
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The Republican Party has largely abdicated its responsibilities in favor of the whims of a president guided solely by personal and political interests, even in executing the most sacred and solemn duty of the office — to keep America safe.
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CreditCreditGeoffroy Van Der Hasselt/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images A devastating fire swept through Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris Monday evening, severely damaging one of the city's most storied landmarks and one of the Catholic world's most sacred sites.
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He recalled a memory from when he was 5 years old, in 1984, around the time that the Indian military occupied the Golden Temple, the Sikh's most sacred site, and thousands of Sikhs were killed in anti-Sikh riots.
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"I'm highly alarmed that someone would feel that way and that would take these significant steps to attack an innocent person, a godly person, at a church, one of the most sacred things our society has left," Parrish said.
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And for smaller Western countries confronting the same influence campaign, what are they to make of a situation where the leader of the Western alliance is seemingly unable to defend itself against intrusion into its most sacred political moment?
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And then Paul's younger brother did one of the final eulogies and this is so crazy...This was like, the most sacred moment of my life, because of exactly what you just said, that Paul would have wanted it.
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The Founding Fathers knew slavery to be barbaric—Thomas Jefferson's original draft of the Declaration of Independence included a line about violating "the most sacred rights of life & liberty in the persons of a distant people"—yet they persisted in it.
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Iraqis choke as sabotaged oil wells blaze In a bid to penetrate the most sacred privacy of an Iraqi home, women are being used by ISIS to search houses, even check other women to see if they're hiding precious SIM cards.
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Sadly, there are those in the political world and corporate America who may see the right to earn a better life, or to spend time with family even on one of our most sacred holidays, as a threat to their businesses.
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Congress then — as often since — was dragging its feet on perhaps its most sacred obligation: Providing for the welfare of those of its citizens willing to risk the ultimate sacrifice so that their neighbors could sleep secure in their beds.
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As Election Day approaches, it's essential to remember that consequences of prosecutions like hers radiate far beyond the defendant, making entire communities question whether it's worth the risk to engage in one of the most sacred rights in a democratic society.
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A 2008 exhibition at the Château de Versailles, the first retrospective of the artist in the country, was described by one critic as a "sullying of the most sacred aspects of our heritage and identity" and "an outrage to Marie Antoinette."
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Among liberal Jews who have sought to make other aspects of Judaism more egalitarian, the bris also raises a feminist question: why should the most sacred act of Judaism, the linking of a child to the covenant, apply only to boys?
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In my early years, my family dabbled in organized religion, occasionally attending services for the most sacred holidays — sermons for the High Holy Days at synagogue with my paternal grandparents and a Christmas Mass with cousins on my mom's side.
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But that half the city also contains sites holy to all three major monotheistic religions, including the Western Wall, the most sacred site in the world for Jews, and Haram al-Sharif (the Noble Sanctuary), a sacred site for Muslims.
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Experience is the best teacher, and my first-hand experience working with Brett Kavanaugh on a religious liberty case at the U.S. Supreme Court has taught me we can trust Judge Kavanaugh with the defense of our first and most sacred right.
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VARANASI, India (Reuters) - Prime Minister Narendra Modi staged a show of strength on Thursday in the city of Varanasi, one of the most sacred places for India's majority Hindu population, as the country's 39-day staggered general election neared its mid-point.
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Within Germany, a few audacious experts are starting to question its economic orthodoxy and to challenge one of its most sacred cows: the "schwarze Null," or "black zero," a 10-year-old fiscal rule that bars the government from running budget deficits.
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To Patagonia and similar businesses, this poses an existential threat to the thing they hold most "sacred," in the words of its chief executive, Rose Marcario, with the potential for the land to be leased or sold for mineral and fracking exploitation.
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KERBALA, Iraq (Reuters) - Chanting and flailing themselves in mourning for Imam Hussein, hundreds of thousands of Shi'ite Muslims from around the world gathered in the Iraqi city of Kerbala on Friday for one of the most sacred rituals in their religious calendar.
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"Transgender service members like Lieutenant Commander Dremann make extraordinary sacrifices every day to defend our freedom and our most sacred values, and President Trump's decision to ban them from military service is cruel and undermines our military readiness," she said in a statement.
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The borders of a country are "something we always consider as stable, as a political device, the foundation of the modern state, the most sacred thing, but this huge natural transformation makes clear how disruptive and alarming these changes are," he said.
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Although that conscientious mother is technically an adulteress in the eyes of the church, she not only could but positively should be offered access to holy communion, which is Christianity's most sacred rite, according to a senior cardinal whose job is to interpret church law.
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So it was only a matter of time before the first season of the Trump presidency got to an event like James Comey's testimony, which echoed one of reality shows' most sacred traditions: the reunion special, in which everyone's words come back to haunt them.
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Or really, that we were all there, together, as one chorus — and at times, it felt, one soul — throwing our hands in the air to proclaim to the heavens that most sacred of edicts: If you change your mind, I'm the first in line.
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" That adherence to purity also applies to the blood of Christ, with Cardinal Sarah reminding bishops that wine used in "the most sacred celebration of the Eucharistic Sacrifice" must be "natural, from the fruit of the grape, pure, and incorrupt, not mixed with other substances.
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In Contact's first five years she gave a lecture about some of the most sacred spots in and around Joshua Tree and the high desert, the place she's called home for several decades and, as former president of the Morongo Basin Historical Society, knows well.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Aides to Kim Jong Un are convinced the North Korean leader plans "a great operation", state media said on Wednesday in a report that included lavish descriptions and images of the leader riding a white horse up North Korea's most sacred mountain.
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Last night, "Four Corners," a news program of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, looked into Mr. Trump's business dealings in the country, which includes the development of a large Bali resort that will overlook the temple of Tanah Lot, one of the island's most sacred sites.
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The workload and academic hoops I'm expected to jump through often feel like a kind of hazing—a multi-year initiation-cum-obstacle course designed to measure one's worthiness to partake in the most holy exchange of intellectual ideas in the most sacred of spaces.
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The world's largest annual Muslim gathering, bringing some two million to Islam's most sacred sites in Mecca, will also be a focus of concerns about militant violence after a suicide bomber killed four soldiers in early July in the nearby city of Medina, Islam's second holiest.
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That dream echoes through a line like this: "The Word is the most sacred gift God gave to human beings"—a line that comes not from the Bible or the Quran, but from a book that appeared in every mosque, library, and government building in Turkmenistan: The Rukhnama.
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That year, political tensions in the Indian state of Punjab erupted into violence between Sikh militants and the Indian military at the Golden Temple, the most sacred site in Sikhism, a monotheistic faith founded in South Asia in the 15th century that distinguished itself by emphasizing equality for all.
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There is a lot of gold in Myanmar: It shimmers on the skin of the diamond-topped Shwedagon Pagoda, one of the country's oldest and most sacred Buddhist temples, in Yangon; it shines from the countless statues of the Buddha and the ancient relics housed in glass cases.
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To spend a market-day morning in, say, Fleurance, Mirande or Nogaro is to witness old-fashioned Frenchness in a very pure distillation — a collective affirmation of the things the French hold most sacred: fraternité, gastronomie and, to a lesser extent, morning drinking, cigarette smoking and cheek-kissing.
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When both the woman and her husband refused to budge, the stake president responded by telling them he wouldn't sign their "temple recommends" — documents that provide Mormons access to the religion's most sacred buildings, as well as to rites that members of the faith believe are essential for their salvation.
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"When you have the highest level of security clearance, when you're the person that holds the nation's deepest, most sacred secrets at your hands and you go out and you make false accusations against the President on the United States, he says that's something to be concerned with," Sanders said.
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Since 1967, the Temple Mount has been an almost constant source of tension because it is also home to the ... Haram al-Sharif Muslims call the Temple Mount "Haram al-Sharif" (the Noble Sanctuary), and it's home to one of the most sacred sites in Islam: the al-Aqsa Mosque.
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As she left the Capitol Wednesday beneath the etched-in-stone Jefferson quote — "The most sacred of the duties of a government to do equal and impartial justice to all its citizens" — Senate clerk Susan Clarke Schaar said she had never seen a day like it in her 45 years here.
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The group, like al-Qaida in the past, has sought to undermine the Al Saud royal family's legitimacy, which is rooted in part in its claim to implement Islamic Shariah law and to be the protectors of Islam's most sacred sites in Mecca and Medina that are at the center of hajj.
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And the last thing — given that the case has wound itself to the Supreme Court, and could upend one of California's most sacred promises to its citizens — is that Mr. Khosla is willing to keep litigating this for the rest of his life and has about $212 billion to spend on it.
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And the last thing — given that the case has wound itself to the Supreme Court, and could upend one of California's most sacred promises to its citizens — is that Mr. Khosla is willing to keep litigating this for the rest of his life and has about $21982 billion to spend on it.
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If he was willing to get rid of the most sacred rule of the Senate under some circumstances -- ending the filibuster is known as the "nuclear option" for a reason -- it would only be a matter of time before other Senate leaders -- *cough* Republicans *cough* -- would decide to end the filibuster rule for other matters.
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"If any Senate Republican opposes issuing subpoenas to the four witnesses and documents we've requested they would make it absolutely clear they are participating in a cover up in one of the most sacred duties we have in this Congress, in this Senate, and that is to keep a president in check," Schumer said.
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Gates also says Trump is "temperamentally unsuited to lead our men and women in uniform," unlike the Obama Administration, who made lying the primary instrument of government policy, were "extremely careless" in their handling of highly classified information, doctored intelligence reports and violated the most sacred creed of the armed services – no one gets left behind.
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The justification for keeping it in Tel Aviv was not to change the status quo, but that justification no longer exists because this resolution does precisely that: it declares the status quo – the reality on the ground that acknowledges Israel's legitimate claims to its most sacred and historical Jewish areas – to be flagrant violations of international law.
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Republicans who have turned a blind eye to Trump's divisiveness, lies, misdeeds and possible criminal behavior will make voters turn against them in favor of fresh, new faces with rational ideas that conform to America's most sacred values of democracy: equality and a fair shot for everyone, no matter the color of your skin or your station at birth.
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So, I'll say that I'm highly alarmed that someone would feel that way and would take these significant steps to attack an innocent person, a godly person, at a church — one of the most sacred things our society has left — that they would plan that as a place of attack and base it solely on skin color.
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Yes, you read that right: The two pieces of clothing that are the most controversial and are seen by many anti-Islam critics as symbols of the pervasive and pernicious cultural intrusion of Islam and its inherent oppression of women, are not allowed during one of Islam's most sacred rituals, even though men and women mix freely during it.
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"When you have the highest level of security clearance, when you're the person who holds the nation's deepest, most sacred secrets at your hands, and you go out and you make false accusations against the president of the United States, he thinks that's something to be very concerned with and we're exploring what those options are and what that looks like," Sanders added.
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For many members of the Native American tribes throughout the region, the Coso Range and its petroglyphs are the most sacred things in the world, but some say that the sanctity and very survival of the artwork is threatened by Ridgecrest's attempt to cash in on the petroglyphs and sell itself as "California's newest cultural mecca"—the Petroglyph Capital of the World.
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In early September, the Seven Council Fires and Chief Arvol Looking Horse, who, for the Lakota Sioux, is something like their head of religion, gave the youths a gift: a chanupa, the ceremonial pipe that is the most sacred element of the Plains religion, a symbol of the knitting together of the human community and nature, ancestors with the living.
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As a kid, there was nothing quite like spending a long, raucous day living it up at Chuck E. Cheese's: riding out to the strip mall in your mom's car, entering the most sacred of pizza palaces, and sprinting through its carpeted expanse, challenging other kids to more games of Whack-a-Mole or Skee Ball than you could count.
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"When you have the highest level of security clearance, when you're the person that holds the nation's deepest, most sacred secrets at your hands, and you go out and you make false accusations against the president of the United States, he thinks that is something to be very concerned with and we're exploring what those options are and what that looks like," Sanders said.
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If we fail in this most sacred obligation, "if, retiring from the field, they are to grow old in poverty, wretchedness, and contempt; if they are to wade through the vile mire of dependency, and owe the miserable remnant of that life to charity, which has hitherto been spent in honor, then," in Washington's words, "shall I learn what ingratitude is...." Now is the time to house all homeless veterans.
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For all his professions of horror at the revelations about predatory priests whose activities were covered up by the hierarchy — and for all his other admirably enlightened and pastoral actions — it seems the pope has yet to fully appreciate that the abuse of minors is not simply a matter of a few deviant priests protected by overzealous prelates but of his church's acceptance of a horrible violation of a most sacred trust: that of a devout and questioning youth and a spiritual guide.
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I had, for four springs in a row, worked at Princeton's reunions, waiting on the men who, with their families, returned to a formerly all-male institution and reminisced, loudly and within earshot of me, my fellow alumnae and their own daughters and granddaughters, about its former glory, and how women had lowered the standards, how the university had been forced to change the words of the alma mater, how women had pushed their way into the school's most sacred spaces, including the eating clubs, how they were ruining the place.
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Unlike most of the field, Sestak was not in the race when the Mueller report was released, but in the days following the launch of the impeachment inquiry, has made it clear he stands with Pelosi: I think when the commander in chief who occupies the presidency reaches out to a foreign leader and invites him to actually violate the most sacred sanctity of America, fair and free elections, there is an obligation upon the Congress to follow its constitutional duty, investigate it and if it bears out that the evidence is pretty compelling and conclusive that he did that, then they must proceed with impeachment.
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