Among all respondents, 20% called themselves practising Catholics and 43% non-practising Catholics; 6% were practising Muslims and 1% non-practising Muslims.
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Among respondents in the city, practising Catholics amounted to 12% and non-practising ones to 28%.
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On touchstone ethical issues the practising Christians were, as you would expect, distinctly conservative, while non-practising ones were little different from their secularist compatriots.
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Instead of openly opposing him they were practising "inaction" instead.
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They are going to be practising too, so be smart.
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Many are practising in field hospitals, but this is not recognised.
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They should do a better job of practising what they preach.
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It was a coincidence; a friend of mine was practising it.
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Only 23% of practising Christians born after 1980 backed the penalty.
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Aung San Suu Kyi, the country's leader, is a practising Buddhist.
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I would not be practising law if it wasn't criminal law.
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Mr Cao spends hours practising, but he also wanders the gardens.
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How do things compare now to when you first started practising shamanism?
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The FBI also recovered video showing Mr Rahami practising planting a bomb.
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I left school at 13 and became a disciplined, religious, practising Muslim.
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Thus among respondents aged 55 and over, practising Catholics amounted to 30% and practising Muslims to less than 1%; but among those aged between 18 and 34, active adherence to Islam (14%) exceeded the practice of Catholicism (12%).
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Pictured: Pupils from the International Institute of Margaret Morris Movement practising in 1935.
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I wanted to stop talking about freedom of expression and start practising it.
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Crucially, once they are on the treatment they are allowed to continue practising.
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"I was so excited that I thought I must keep practising," he said.
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Ms Gordon recalled with fondness how she watched John Coltrane practising the saxophone backstage.
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In another, the second stage, seven teenagers—mostly Syrians and Iraqis—are practising multiplication.
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That means they have been practising active-shooter drills in the classroom since kindergarten.
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Practising economists know that these statements are more true at some times than others.
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In the weeks leading up to our date, I realised I better start practising.
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The program is at the Practising Law Institute at 1177 Avenue of the Americas.
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Practising meditation and getting regular exercise can help relieve the stress of the workplace.
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They were practising throwing petrol bombs and archery in a half-empty swimming pool.
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They were practising throwing petrol bombs and archery in a half-empty swimming pool.
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They have been practising their march thrice a day for the last four months.
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Those majorities exist among practising Anglicans and disabled people, two groups said to be opposed.
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Many politicians and public figures who were practising Catholics came out for a "yes" vote.
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"The EU is practising a form of crop apartheid," Mah said separately in a statement.
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She describes herself as a practising Christian and says she owns over 100 cookery books.
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"My guys are working or practising up to 20 hours a day," says Mr Rodríguez.
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I've been practising for a week, the game is rusty but the body feels good.
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His father was a practising Christian, while his mother, Keto, was from a Muslim father.
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In France, ever since the Revolution, and especially since the regime of laicité or strict secularism began in 1905, being a practising Catholic (or, you might argue, practising any religion seriously) has felt counter-cultural: an edgy act of protest against the existing order.
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The seminar will be held at the Practising Law Institute at 1177 Avenue of the Americas.
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Last week, a gunman shot at Republican lawmakers who were practising for a charity baseball game.
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Earnest, robe-wearing young men take photographs of each other playing the flute or practising archery.
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Joyce, a practising Catholic, has been married for 24 years and has campaigned on family values.
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These students think they are sticking up for the vulnerable, practising a kind of self-defence.
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Your models have used Turbans as 'hats' whereas practising Sikhs tie them neatly fold-by-fold.
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Some 19% were active Muslims and another 4% were of Muslim identity without practising the faith.
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Joyce, a practising Catholic, has been married for 24 years and has campaigned on "family values".
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They spend 20 hours per week studying and practising, and 40-50 tutoring or assisting teachers.
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She said Iran's government was "scared of women practising civil disobedience and engaging in peaceful protest".
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The event will be held at the Practising Law Institute, 1177 Avenue of the Americas, New York.
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In 2015 he told an interviewer it would be "pretentious" to call himself a "serious, practising Christian".
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The Om is a popular Hindu symbol and her fans speculated if she would start practising Hinduism.
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There wouldn't be another Olympic Games until 1948 but, all through the war, Takács kept on practising.
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The emphasis in all of them is on practising in "real-world" environments; there are no exams.
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To go with this brave new world was a third, more old-fashioned initiative: practising set-pieces.
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Both presidents remain popular in their countries, practising a rhetorical form of violence alongside the physical kind.
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Stephen Givens, an American lawyer practising in Japan, says the timing of the arrest is "not coincidental".
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It's not every day you see three of the greatest tennis players casually practising in one photo.
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The exercises included the participation of MV-22 Ospreys practising the deployment of U.S. Marine reconnaissance teams.
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But younger American Christians, whether practising or nominal, seemed much less keen than their parents on execution.
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Each year, more than 100,000 Pakistanis perform the haj pilgrimage, considered a religious obligation for practising Muslims.
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Corbyn, who was spotted practising on the stage late into Tuesday evening, has undergone a similar professionalisation.
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"We've been practising all the time for about six months," said Iizuka, who ran the second leg.
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Even when you're practising prudence, you need some wiggle room for the animals that capture our hearts.
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"It has all been practising on the public, which I think is the best way," says Hillard.
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We really saved him and had a huge impact in allowing him to keep practising his art.
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Bogati repeated warnings by local officials that families would be denied state benefits if found practising chhaupadi.
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Bogati repeated warnings by local officials that families would be denied state benefits if found practising chhaupadi.
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He began practising again using his left hand, though he kept his hopes of a comeback to himself.
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I'll keep practising it and depending on my condition I'll determine my final content for the free skating.
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Mr Wilson's slacker gun-enthusiast friends, all male, are described reverently ("a practising Buddhist and an urban guerrilla").
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But, as with Moncur's piano-tuning, practising a craft to this degree of refinement is an impressive feat.
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In Finland, for example, the small minority of practising Christians were more migrant-friendly than their fellow citizens.
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The bill should "break that circuit", argues Kerryn Phelps, the independent MP (and practising doctor) who drafted it.
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The man who slits the animals' throats is a practising Muslim who utters a prayer as he slices.
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With his clean-cut looks, Mr Lamb, a practising Catholic, was at times mistaken for a Jehovah's Witness.
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Mark Hutchison, the lieutenant-governor of Nevada and a practising Mormon, was chairman of the local Rubio campaign.
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Stevie desperately wants to be like the older boys and stays up late at night practising skateboarding techniques.
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Bongonga, who prepared for the show for a year, has been practising tightrope walking since she was 8.
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The lower house backed the bill, which will make anyone practising instant divorce liable to prosecution, last week.
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During the worst years of sectarian horror in Baghdad, musicians risked death if they were overheard practising at home.
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But in the weeks before Mr Moore's execution, Nebraska's Catholic bishops again appealed to the governor, a practising Catholic.
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Mr Fillon, the son of a provincial notary and a practising Catholic with five children, appeals to conservative traditionalists.
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And just like a digital piano, it has a volume button; no neighbours are inconvenienced by late-night practising.
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The morning event takes place at the Practising Law Institute's New York Center at 1177 Avenue of the Americas.
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By the same logic, hospitals and other breeding grounds for resistant bugs should prevent infections by practising better hygiene.
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A businessman feted as a champion of legality was convicted last October of practising the mafia's own speciality, extortion.
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On the other hand, some still-practising Mormons insist they continue to behave charitably towards lapsed brothers and sisters.
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The rooms are full of students learning and practising code, many of whom have quit their jobs to come here.
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Before the 15th century popes denied the existence of witchcraft and forbade the prosecution of anyone accused of practising it.
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On a warm evening the town's neat central plaza is thronged with locals practising dance routines for exercise and entertainment.
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Inevitably, state bar associations charged with deciding what tasks should count as "practising law" tend to shut out non-lawyers.
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Yet the vast majority of practising dismal scientists are microeconomists, studying the behaviour of people and firms in individual markets.
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It's a fundamental question about a basic human function we've been practising for millennia, but there's still no simple answer.
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To be successful, elite players now spend as much time in the gym as they do practising on the court.
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Some, seeking to preserve abandoned institutions such as "plural marriage" (polygamy) and communal ownership, formed communities practising "Old-Fashioned Mormonism".
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This was meant to bolster a physician's scientific credibility at a time when many practising healers were quacks, charlatans and frauds.
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The exercises in the Coral Sea included the participation of MV-22 Ospreys practising the deployment of U.S. Marine reconnaissance teams.
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One would be hard-pressed, these days, to name many Irish cultural figures, writers or public intellectuals who are practising Catholics.
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Paris-Match once published a photo of him, a practising Catholic, and his large family, taking tea on its sweeping lawn.
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Spanish clubs have long excelled at this, by endlessly practising the rondo: a close-quarters version of piggy-in-the-middle.
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The percentage of avowedly "practising Catholics" far exceeds the numbers who actually turn up at mass, as any cleric will confirm.
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Meanwhile, Malcolm became disillusioned with the Nation of Islam because he felt that Elijah Muhammad was not practising what he preached.
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As a practising Catholic and an Orthodox Jew, the two men are at the theologically conservative end of their respective faiths.
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The teenager's heel hook went viral, and he told Business Insider that it was something he had been practising all week.
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A 28-year-old part-time theme park worker died from heatstroke after practising a dance in the heat on Sunday.
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Videos have been released showing Chinese soldiers practising riot suppression and paramilitary police massing just across the border from Hong Kong.
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This photo, taken around 1960, shows crew practising serving meals at the Pan American World Airways stewardess school in Long Island.
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Practising states generally prefer to execute convicts by lethal injection—using one or several drugs to ensure a "humane" end to life.
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Veganism tends to be associated in public consciousness with a particular kind of well-off, Waitrose shopping, yoga practising, Guardian reading bourgeoise.
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Yamaguchi had been practising the dance on an outdoors stage in Hirakata amusement park for about 20 minutes from 7:30 p.m.
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Anyone practising or allowing "balconing" would be expelled from their hotel and could be fined up to 60,000 euros ($66,540), he said.
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Then, in the sixth round, Martin finished him with that trusted southpaw left which he had been practising throwing throughout the bout.
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He is understood to frequent an evangelical megachurch in Indianapolis while retaining warm ties with his blood family who are all practising Catholics.
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At least initially, all the country's internal fissures (between secularists, practising Catholics, Jews and Protestants) were healed as citizens rallied round the tricolour.
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"This is what you dream about as a teenager when you are out practising and throwing rocks," U.S. vice-skip Tyler George said.
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"We have trained very hard for this, practising four times a week for singles, doubles and mixed doubles as well," Blazsovics told Reuters.
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"No Australian of any faith should be fired for practising their religion," he said in a statement that confirmed his case had been lodged.
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The navies of China and Japan staged their first joint exercise in eight years, which involved ships practising communications in waters south of Japan.
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Throw in the fact that many of the city's practising Christians come from places, from Nigeria to Serbia, where religious fault-lines run deep.
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Legalising same-sex marriage was approved by only 58% of churchgoers, compared with 80% of non-practising Christians and 87% of the spiritually unattached.
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Mashable spoke to Dench at the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust (WWT) HQ in May as she was practising flights and honing her tech setup.
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They were also asked how enjoyable and difficult they found varying activities to improve their skill set, from playing in a group to practising alone.
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In June, the day the bill was supposed to go before committee study, a gunman opened fire on Republican lawmakers practising for a baseball game.
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So the under-17s, who won a shoot-out in their World Cup, have worked on slowing down and practising a range of premeditated shots.
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Phil ya Nangoloh, the head of NamRights, a human-rights group in Windhoek, accuses China of "looking for Lebensraum" and practising "neo-colonialism" in Africa.
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She's not really practising, and not really stressing about her progress, and that seems to be the perfect formula as she eases through the draw.
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He is also a practising Thelemite, a follower of the pagan religion founded by famed English occultist and writer Aleister Crowley, hence the goat sacrifice.
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The program, "The Ethics Game Show: A Review of Ethical Issues 2016," will be held at the Practising Law Institute, 1177 Avenue of the Americas.
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A video of a Chinese boy practising his salsa dancing has surfaced on the Internet, and from the looks of it — this boy is on fire.
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Toleration in action stretched from curtailing the burning or imprisoning of heretics, to lifting fines for practising an unorthodox faith and, later, to removing civic sanctions.
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In the event the FN candidate Marine Le Pen took a slightly higher share (38%) among practising Catholics than in the country as a whole (34%).
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Back in 1968 Angela Merkel was practising her Russian verbs as a 14-year-old student at the Polytechnic High School of Templin, in East Germany.
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Members of the Communist bloc were particularly dedicated, with the Russians practising changeovers at least once a week, and the East Germans rehearsing at every session.
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Johnson said that while the cartilage in his knee was fully healed, he felt he would be better off spending the week practising rather than playing.
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The spokesman said Pope Francis "confirmed" measures prohibiting Pell from practising his ministry in public and from having contact with minors "in any way or form".
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The helpful guy runs backstage, where he's quickly confronted with clowns, wrestlers, a practising dodgeball team — and an angry Terry Crews who does not enjoy being woken.
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In fact, the meditators are practising a prescribed set of exercises from Falun Gong, a spiritual discipline which China banned in 1999 and calls an "evil cult".
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Still, legal battles look likely: incumbent banks may go after newcomers, and "non-practising entities" (also known as "patent trolls") may attempt to shake down other firms.
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Dr Asghar, deputy director of the Anti-Quackery Department of the Pakistani province of Punjab, spends his days hunting for people practising medicine without the proper qualifications.
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Residents thronged Pyongyang's boulevards on a sunny spring morning, some practising for a parade to be held on the weekend, with no visible sign of the tension.
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Chen, the Four Continents champion, may even increase that count in Helsinki as he has been seen practising six quads in the build-up to Saturday's finale.
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If he hasn't been practising his backward rolls, he's been accidentally calling random people on Earth or tweeting at Elton John — and occasionally getting some science done.
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While England and Russia supporters are busy karate chopping each other in the moobs, Irish fans are practising their synchronised dance moves to everyone's favourite Westlife songs.
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Acrobats practising tightrope walking, also called funambulism, maintain their balance by positioning their center of mass directly over their base of support, a rope or a wire.
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Lucky loser Roberto Carballes Baena beat compatriot Nicola Kuhn in three sets after Fognini withdrew from the tournament following injury concerns after practising earlier in the day.
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Defense lawyers have said the defendants were practising their rights to religious freedom and to own firearms and are being discriminated against for being black and Muslim.
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Since failing on what was his fourth shot at a career grand slam, McIlroy took time off to decompress and only resumed practising over the last 10 days.
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Take David Norris, a senator and literary scholar who at 74 is the grand old man of Ireland's gay rights movement (and, as it happens, a practising Anglican).
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She clerked for two prominent conservative jurists, including Mr Scalia, and, after a brief stint practising law in Washington, DC, returned to Notre Dame to teach in 2002.
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As a practising Orthodox Christian, Mr Poroshenko had been passionately involved in church affairs and staked his unsuccessful election campaign on a slogan of "army, language and faith".
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In response, Pyongyang displayed a show of strength by launching four ballistic missiles at once — suggesting they were practising for an attack on U.S. military bases in Japan.
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Along with physical workouts they were also spending time with sport psychologists practising sequential memory and pattern recognition which he described as almost identical to chess training exercises.
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It's about people like myself who were raised as Catholics, who were practising Catholics, who suddenly went: 'Hang on a second, these are terrible wrongs we're hearing about.
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Related: Opposition Accuses Ruling Party of Fraud in Uganda's Presidential Election The accusations that she had been practising witchcraft came from the Archbishop of the Church of Uganda.
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Around two hours before the most recent quake struck, residents of Mexico City marked the anniversary of the 1985 catastrophe by practising preparedness, evacuating schools, flats and office buildings.
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Indeed, such is her breadth of reading that it is a wonder she finds time to write her novels, which reflect many of her concerns as a practising Christian.
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The study found that devout Christians were more likely than non-practising ones to express culturally nationalist views, or opinions that were sceptical of other religions such as Islam.
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The daughter of a weightlifting coach, she began practising gymnastics at the age of six, and had to train extra hard because she had flat feet as a kid.
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Looking in the mirror, brushing his thick hair and practising a slighter, poutier smile, he was beginning to see the face of a celebrated fighter or a juvenile lead.
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His hosts ranged from New York University and Rutgers Law School to the Practising Law Institute in New York, the ABA and a private law firm, his reports show.
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Ramdev, the public face and co-founder of the brand, rose to prominence on television practising breathing exercises and his related business has since grown by word-of-mouth.
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Aamer Rahman (the guy in the middle of the top image) is a Bangladeshi-Australian comic, practising Muslim, and one half of the comedy duo Fear of a Brown Planet.
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There are also a handful of practising lawyers, doctors and journalists, including Michael Gove, another Tory ex-minister, who collects £150,000 per year for a weekly column in the Times.
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Practising the ideal of unconditional hospitality, she was critical of the ritualistic piety of some fellow members of the Russian diaspora in France, and she doubtless infuriated some of them.
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GAZA (Reuters) - Tossing around tennis balls and swinging makeshift bats, the Palestinian women practising on a soccer field are the vanguard of a sport new to the Gaza Strip - baseball.
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She appealed to an employment tribunal, which found that her employers had violated British equality legislation (which is based on European Union norms) by practising both religious and gender discrimination.
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The big difference is that the superstar companies, being good at everything they do, are also much better than the rest at practising these dark arts and taking them mainstream.
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FOR decades Latin America's democratic politicians have invoked the European Union (EU) as a model to imitate, though they have proved much better at talking about integration than practising it.
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"I am generally comfortable with assessing civil monetary penalties in Foreign Corrupt Practices Act cases," Acting SEC Chairman Michael Piwowar said in remarks at the Practising Law Institute's "SEC Speaks" conference.
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"Capital finds it best uses when a wide range of participants can fairly weigh relevant, reliable information," Stein said, in prepared remarks at the Practising Law Institute's annual "SEC Speaks" conference.
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Baumann spent four years practising for the takeover of Schering, a $22 billion deal that restored aspirin inventor Bayer - at the time struggling with its drugs offering - to its pharmaceutical roots.
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"The appointment/reappointment process is one that I think should be left to the full commission," White told reporters on the sidelines of the Practising Law Institute's annual "SEC Speaks" conference.
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Just as important, Germany's government, which is seen as an unforgiving taskmaster across the euro-area periphery, would prefer not to be accused of practising something different from what it preaches.
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When Pope Francis visited the Calabria region the same year, he accused organized crime members of practising "the adoration of evil" and said Mafiosi excommunicate themselves from the Church by their actions.
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Another advocate practising in Delhi, Abhinav Sekhri, recommends normalising an existing procedure whereby magistrates sometimes record witnesses' initial statements, although this would not necessarily stop them from abjuring these accounts later on.
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After a visit to the Augmented Instruments Laboratory at Queen Mary University's Centre for Digital Music in London, I can confirm that these are all much more fun than practising piano scales.
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The SDF's ground forces, which last year formed their first unit of marines since the second world war, are practising anti-ship and amphibious warfare–useful for defending and retaking islands respectively.
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Beyond the hullabaloo at samba schools—practising for their bawdy annual face-off during Carnival, which starts on February 214.25th—business pauses while Brazilians go on holiday in the scorching southern summer.
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The surreal spectacle prompted discussion online as to whether the Kremlin's security forces were practising for the evacuation of President Vladimir Putin or the rapid deployment of combat forces within the city.
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Yohei Yamaguchi, a 28-year-old part-time amusement park worker, died from heatstroke after practising a dance outdoors in a 16-kilogram (35.3-pound) mascot costume on Sunday night, Kyodo reported.
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Although largely non-practising of the faith, he was the only Jewish child in his school, and at the request of his mother, joined a progressive Jewish youth movement in his teens.
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Kumail is not a practising Muslim, but he pretends to be—when it is time to pray, he brings a carpet to the basement, shuts the door, and watches funny videos on YouTube.
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Religions and faith-inspired bodies could still apply for charitable status but the onus would be on them to demonstrate some benefit to society other than simply promoting and practising their own beliefs.
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A median of 52% of regular worshippers were prepared to accept legal abortion in at least some cases, compared with 85% for the non-practising Christians and 87% for those of no faith.
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In a tech hub in Lagos, Nigeria, enthusiastic youngsters tap away on laptop computers, practising coding skills that many have picked up through online portals such as Udacity or by watching YouTube videos.
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MELBOURNE, March 13 (Reuters) - Haas have been working overtime practising their pitstop routines as Formula One's Australian season-opener approaches, bringing with it a reminder of the team's nightmare in Melbourne last year.
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Kosmicd12 spent Monday evening on Twitch practising the flagpole glitch and another new glitch that allows Mario to creep through a floor in World 1-2 and warp to World 4 very quickly.
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Lowther Deer Park provides a perfect backdrop for a site full of music, markets, real ale and a Garden of Eden area for chilling out, grabbing a massage or practising your yoga poses.
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More than 4,000 personnel and over 1,500 pieces of equipment were deployed in the annual exercise, with drones flying overhead to provide battlefield surveillance and construction workers practising repairs to an airbase runway.
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Joyce, a practising Catholic, campaigned on family values and is the father of four children but has left his marriage of 24 years and is expecting a child with his former media secretary.
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When she became a High Court judge in 1994, she was the first to have done so having had a career as an academic and public servant rather than a practising courtroom lawyer.
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The PLA Navy had been practising operations with its first carrier, the Liaoning, and work on the main body of a second carrier was expected to be complete this year, Kanwa Asian Defense reported.
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"It's practising, it's playing, it's staying sharp," he said when asked what he needs to do to make the U.S. side, which has dominated the International team since the biennial event's inception in 1994.
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The self-proclaimed "man of the soil" — a father of six and practising Roman Catholic who married at age 20 — also breeds racehorses at his ancestral home in Borderes in the southwest of France.
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The appeal came as the World Health Organization (WHO) advised women in areas with the virus to protect themselves, especially during pregnancy, by covering up against mosquitoes and practising safe sex with their partners.
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"It's a big step up," Ainslie said the new boat, which will be far more powerful and reach speeds of 50 knots and whose wing will tower above the one he's been practising with.
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Some of the girls in Qambrani's family, who had taken up practising at home, participated in the camp, and came to Qambrani afterwards to ask why they couldn't train at his club as well.
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Also on Tuesday, the Practising Law Institute said it and SEC staff had decided to cancel the Washington enforcement conference "The SEC Speaks 2020" at which multiple senior SEC staff were due to speak.
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Athletes from the cooler northern climates have been practising for the humidity and rain by smearing the ball in baby oil and shampoo, not the normal tools of the trade for props and hookers.
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Also on Tuesday, the Practising Law Institute said it and SEC staff had decided to cancel the Washington enforcement conference "The SEC Speaks 2020" at which multiple senior SEC staff were due to speak.
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The historical trauma of Taiwan's 16 indigenous groups - who were evicted from their land and banned from speaking their own languages, using their native names or practising traditions like hunting - has only recently been acknowledged.
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One possible example is New Zealand's prime minister, Jacinta Ardern, who was brought up as a practising Mormon, and kept that faith through her twenties, until she came to dislike the religion's teaching on homosexuality.
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"Every single day we (are) aiming to beat China, so we are going to carry on practising to beat China again," said Japan's Jun Mizutani, who won a bronze medal in the men's singles event.
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"I can totally see California just saying ... 'We'll take care of ourselves ... we are not giving money to Alabama and Lousiana'," if those states wished to stop Californians practising abortion or smoking cannabis, he said.
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As a "practising Catholic", she said last autumn, she was deeply upset by the sexual-abuse scandals which erupted with new intensity last summer, after a report focusing on crimes and cover-ups in Pennsylvania.
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With national youth games coming up, they are practising six nights a week with their professional coach, Kim Ji-sun, who was skip of the South Korean women's team at the Sochi Olympics in 2014.
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"Braid Bar essentially want to sell back to me aesthetics and hairstyles that I and many of my friends and relatives have been practising all of our lives!" she explained in an Instagram post afterwards.
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Hirscher believes the combined event should be kept but that the downhill section could be replaced by a super-G so racers would not have to spend so much time practising on pure speed courses.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - World Cup winner Carli Lloyd said on Tuesday she had been practising for a hoped-for future in the NFL and was not fazed about the idea of playing alongside the men.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - World Cup winner Carli Lloyd said on Tuesday she had been practising for a hoped-for future in the NFL and was not fazed about the idea of playing alongside the men.
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"I started practising with it Tuesday and putted with it an hour and a half a day to get comfortable with it but honestly 20 minutes into it I knew it was good," Thompson told reporters.
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"We need to be careful here because I would submit that the record to date indicates that all of us are good at talking the language of outcomes but practising the world of rules," Bailey said.
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"I am very pleased that we have immediate opportunities to seek to provide meaningful disclosure improvements for the forgotten investor," said Piwowar, who spoke at the annual "SEC Speaks" conference hosted by the Practising Law Institute.
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But the champion who grew up practising on cracked public courts in Compton surrounded by drug dealers and drive-by shootings is determined to show the world that the Serena Williams story is far from over.
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The ruling Liberals are competing for left-of-center votes with the New Democrats of Jagmeet Singh, a practising Sikh, who is the first person from ethnic minority descent to lead a major party in Canada.
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Over grainy black-and-white images of troops marching and practising drills, voices explain what motivated them to sign up (prestige and a vague desire for adventure, mostly) and what their entry into army life was like.
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The idea that being "truly" a member of the nation depended at least partly on family background found favour among 72% of Christian worshippers, 52% of non-practising Christians and just 42% of those with no affiliation.
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He worked slowly and devotedly, challenging his musicians to avoid practising or even knowing the melodies; he tasked producers with finding the sound of braying donkeys, or of raw meat being punched, to create an original soundscape.
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"OPEC is indeed increasing supplies, practising their market share first strategy," said Victor Shum, managing director of downstream energy consulting at IHS, referring to a Saudi-led drive to boost OPEC's production to take back market share.
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One of the biggest hurdles came on March 11, 2011, when the then-teenaged Hanyu was practising in his hometown of Sendai in northern Japan and a 9.0 magnitude earthquake set off a tsunami and nuclear meltdown.
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A veteran judoka practising the modern martial art since the age of five, Mahmoud saw his career as coach ending when the militants banned judo as "un-Islamic" after they seized Iraq's the city in June 2014.
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"In October, practising for a virus seemed crazy given the political protests going on outside, but not now," said another person involved in the exercise, which was arranged by an industry group and observed by local regulators.
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When he stepped down as leader of Britain's Liberal Democrats on June 15th, Mr Farron did not quite say that it was now impossible to reconcile being a devoutly practising Christian with heading a liberal-minded political movement.
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The result is a sharp rebuff to Mr Trudeau, who had swept into office promising "real change" in Canadian politics, only to be dragged down by several controversies in which he seemed to be practising politics as usual.
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Indeed the survey shows that non-practising Christians (defined...as people who identify as Christians but attend church services no more than a few times a year) make up the biggest share of the population across the region.
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The Democrats had a telegenic candidate who played a good ground game, knocking on doors in particular in areas with undecided voters (with his clean-cut looks the practising Catholic was at times mistaken for a Jehovah's Witness).
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He wants to be able to continue practising his brand of Islam without, "apostasising," even though he now denounces the violence ISIS continues to carry out and is adamant he would never undertake any attacks on Canadian civilians.
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But a man who had got through nine years of solitary by running on the spot, practising qigong and writing 400 poems, in gentian violet, in the margins of Marx's collected works would not be cowed by that.
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Paul Pogba (pictured), who became the world's most expensive footballer when he joined Manchester United, often shares videos of himself and friends practising dance routines at home, which all translates into valuable social-media exposure for Adidas, his sponsor.
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As Mr Kapoor sees it, the blood in his paintings is pouring into the recesses of the stone, which to him resembles a mikveh or Jewish ritual bath (he is Jewish, but also describes himself as a practising Buddhist).
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The high-schooler and aspiring journalist sits in a mock television studio in a basement of China's most prestigious broadcasting university, practising scripts of the sort that she will soon have to tackle as part of its entrance exam.
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Taking the median percentages across the 15 countries, Pew reported that 183% of churchgoers considered the Muslim faith to be incompatible with their "national culture and values" compared with 45% of non-practising Christians and 32% of the unattached.
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Ever since the law was changed, the courts have been tightening the noose on the Witnesses, first by categorising their literature as "extremist" and asserting that to be a practising member of the group was in itself extremist behaviour.
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Jammeh, who seized power in a 1994 coup, has made headlines by claiming to have a herbal cure for AIDS that only works on Thursdays, declaring Gambia an Islamic republic and threatening to slit the throats of practising homosexuals.
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Many women from all walks of life respond to the medical school's advertisements, although some drop out during the training process, which involves discussing the relevant issues, observing other laywomen running sessions, and practising being examined without a student present.
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They are challenging S.E.C. officials in public forums like last week's industry gathering in New York (sponsored by the Practising Law Institute) and a larger conference next week put on by the Investment Company Institute, the main lobbyist for the industry.
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He added that even if the US assassinates Kim, the supreme leader's followers could still attack the US. Some of Pyongyang's missiles are already armed with nuclear weapons, and the country has been practising missile launches over South Korea and Japan, Lewis said.
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Although she has the ability to sight-read the trickiest of music instantly, and once picked up a piece of music in her sleep (her partner was obsessively practising a score in another room), her effortlessness is inflected with moments of self-doubt.
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The groups, that include Shiv Sena, a former ally of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party, say the prohibition on women "of menstrual age" is required to appease the temple's chief deity, Ayyappan, depicted as a yoga-practising god considered eternally celibate by followers.
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"By practising the virtue of prudence, government leaders should take practical measures to welcome, promote, protect, integrate and, within the limits allowed by a correct understanding of the common good, to permit (them) to become part of a new society," he said, according to Reuters.
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He said that he watched last year's U.S. Open on television, before he had been given the all-clear even to start practising again after his April spinal fusion, not even sure he would be able to play again, let alone return to major championships.
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They agency is exploring the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority's (FINRA's) approach to the use of testimonials in broker-dealer adverting, Paul G. Cellupica, chief counsel of the SEC's division of investment management, told the Practising Law Institute's "SEC Speaks" conference in Washington this week.
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The electoral commission, responding to the same questions, said it did not prevent anyone from "practising their legal and constitutional rights" to register as a candidate, or appeal a decision to disqualify a candidate, and has said it will ensure the vote is fair and transparent.
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In the same week David Davis, the secretary of state for exiting the EU, threatened to resign over the question of putting a time-limit on a "backstop" plan to remain in the EU's customs union, and accused Mrs May, in private, of practising a "blancmange" style of leadership.
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Mr Jennings writes about five exemplary communities: the devout Shakers, Robert Owen's New Harmony, the Fourierist collective at Brook Farm, Massachusetts, the Icarians at Nauvoo, Illinois, inspired by a French proto-communist, Etienne Cabet, and the Oneida Community in New York state practising "Bible communism" and "complex marriage".
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At the age of five (having sneaked into mass in the mornings on his way to school, not telling his non-practising parents), he made a serious bargain with God: if he let him live to 21, for he had been very ill, he would become a priest.
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This is RoMan, short for Robot Manipulator, and it is practising for what is, in effect, its graduation ceremony, on October 17th, when it will show off its skills to a group of American army top brass in a so-called capstone demo at Carnegie-Mellon University, in Pittsburgh.
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He was satisfied to stay where he had first heard radio songs and copied them for hours on the family's beaten old upright; on the same streets where, once rid of school, he delivered ice to the people without refrigerators, stopping in their houses, if they had pianos, and practising again.
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Wood, dressed in a sun hat and a thick camouflage-print jumper under heavy-duty yellow waders, is one of a handful of British fishermen practising ikejime, a Japanese way to kill fish which – its advocates claim – is both more humane than other methods and likely to result in tastier fish.
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