Even with the purity law, purity is a relative thing.
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Second, movements must always choose between purity and breadth — and usually they overdo the purity.
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Jezebel created a "purity" category that chronicled the purity ring movement's worst offenses (sample entry: "The Purity Bear Will Cockblock You Until You're Married"); those stories go back to 22014.
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Most of the symbols trace back to one of two things: an obsession with purity (especially purity of blood and of bloodlines) and an interest in the things that invade or invalidate that purity.
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Many of us are on a quest for purity—purity promised to us by infrared saunas and detox teas.
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Purity tests are the tools of fanatics, and the quest for purity ultimately becomes indistinguishable from the quest for power.
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Philip Guston may have gotten sick of purity, but I don't think that Rothko was the least bit interested in purity.
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She remembers kids in the higher grades being encouraged to go to "purity classes" to pledge their virginity and getting purity rings.
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All of these in-ear headphones had that unmistakeable purity of Scandinavian design: beauty achieved through purity of purpose, simplicity, and efficiency.
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To Signify Purity And ObedienceThe white wedding dress didn't come to represent purity until the mid-18th century, when Queen Victoria made the color fashionable.
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Because pure then becomes purity test — we don't actually believe that purity tests are being applied to various Democratic candidates by people on the left.
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She writes: Not only are women taught to guard their own sexual purity, it is ingrained that women are responsible for the purity of men.
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"Develop purity in yourself if you wish to encourage others to follow the path of purity," Goenka told a group of his students in 1989.
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There is a certain level of purity in the feeling that electronic music instills in people, and from that purity comes the anger against ghost producing.
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Kyle brings both girls to a weekend-long purity retreat, complete with a gun-carrying pastor who can't seem to stop shouting and a purity ball.
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America's discussions and policies about purity (including food purity) and hygiene are often linked with unease about the growing power of white women and people of color.
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Purity may be a nice personal value, but if conservatives want to help solve the problems that have been brought upon us, purity only gets us so far.
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"My hope is that Our Revolution—or anyone else—will understand that purity to a progressive ideal does not [necessarily] mean purity in service of the community," she added.
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"The invasive procedure of a virginity examination violates the sanctity and purity of a female," Ms. Persaud said of the exams, commonly known as purity tests or virginity tests.
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His depiction of the issue foregrounds alarmist and inaccurate renderings of Mexicans as rapists and marauders who threaten the integrity and the purity—really, the racial purity—of white America.
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Albanian gangs have made a name for themselves by selling high purity cocaine at competitive wholesale prices, and contributed to the rising availability and purity of cocaine in Europe since 2012.
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His impression of them is that they're fixated on racial purity by way of sexual purity: That white men having sex with white women is the only acceptable form of sexuality.
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"We are presently not testing for purity," he said, though he pointed out that at the last board meeting in June 23.00, a committee was formed to discuss starting purity testing too.
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The purity, the enthusiasm, the inexplicable range of social pockets?
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The 3.67% uranium purity limit is to end in 2030.
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It brings it back to the body and to purity.
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Purity is a word I forgot to say just now.
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But the ethnic purity of Britain's royals is a myth.
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Philosophy Purity Made Simple One Step Facial Cleanser, $18; walmart.
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This is where political purity and economic reality get murky.
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You see a lot of ethnic purity in that space.
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Our most recent tests confirm the purity of our product.
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When you embrace bald, you will embrace clarity and purity.
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And purity is always in high demand in conservative circles.
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That emotional strength [created by religious art] comes from purity.
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He also clearly loves Oscar, though not with unconditional purity.
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If there's more on the market, you increase the purity.
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If there's less in the market, you reduce the purity.
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Such purity tests, Jones argues, do the party no favors.
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So, to go any deeper is to overcomplicate its purity.
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The Yazidis have a very strong code of sexual purity.
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And she did it by means of sweepingly irresistible purity.
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It's why they valorize the purity of an imagined past.
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Maintaining white power may require some compromises on white purity.
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One explored methods for improving purity, crucial in advanced missiles.
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Recently, around half have failed the wild salmon purity test.
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" A separate derivation of Swan — from the fowl — meant "purity.
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"purity tests" in the current Democratic race that trouble him.
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Moral purity is not a thing that exists, not truly.
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To achieve purity, then and now, purebred dogs are inbred.
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I took a vow of purity when I was 11.
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That purity never existed, at least at the leadership level.
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All of this idea of perfection and purity is silly.
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It's the purity of the water that means Menabrea exists.
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But the slogan, "White is purity," triggered backlash on social media.
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There's a purity in his soul about what he's obsessed with.
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Joe Jonas used to be the dude sporting a purity ring.
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Often, she's a foil for the purity of the Virgin Mary.
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Purity politics is even less conducive to governing than resentment politics.
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Purity politics hasn't been as big a part of Democratic rhetoric.
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And some algae species are toxic, so ensuring purity is vital.
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This quest for purity also explains Islamists' relation to physical space.
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"We never discussed purity of tone at all," Ms. Hellauer said.
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The Maiden: an innocent figure, prayed to protect a maiden's purity.
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For sheer purity and accuracy of sound, Beyerdynamic wins, of course.
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Just look at the purity of this swing: An absolute legend.
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They — like Lee — will now get to maintain their ideological purity.
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Purity teachings are widespread, they often just go under different names.
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Such technology might need uranium enriched to around 20 percent purity.
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He became obsessed with the diminishing ethnic purity of Western Europe.
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Her purity and self-sufficiency are what qualify her for survival.
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"It's not about some sort of party purity test," she said.
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When you start talking about purity tests, that's a little problematic.
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In dealing with candidates, we don't have an ideological purity test.
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White, the emblem of purity, symbolizes the quality of our purpose.
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She wears white but not because she associates it with purity.
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Her fall from purity made her mortal, human, and therefore attainable.
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This myth of racial purity was promoted to foster national unity.
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And who can notice Ballet Theater's admirable purity of classical style?
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The challenge for me is to scale while maintaining ideological purity.
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"There's a purity to that costume, isn't there?" said Tom Mollo.
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Its dominant characteristics were freshness and purity of aromas and flavors.
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Now all three have traded their purity rings for wedding bands.
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And this purity tends to be found in holdouts like Forlini's.
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His slavering followers are champions of racial purity, among other horrors.
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"The real question is the purity of the investigation," he wrote.
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"We cannot sacrifice progress on the altar of purity," he said.
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"We can prioritize either ideological purity or inclusive victory," he said.
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"People don't usually ask him about food purity and factory farming."
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The purity was breathtaking, the wine beautiful, the time right. 214.
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He couldn't understand why anyone questioned the purity of his motives.
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This is not conservative; it is incoherence masquerading as ideological purity.
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Even in Europe now, they don't have that same ideological purity.
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"I'm always suspicious of purity tests during elections," Mr. Obama said.
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We can maintain our airs about the purity of the game.
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Ideological purity doesn't tend to play well in general elections, however.
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It's about preserving the "purity" of white Christian identity in Europe.
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Some also send their coke off to be tested for purity.
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Uranium refined to 20 percent fissile purity is beyond the 5 percent normally required to fuel civilian nuclear power plants, although short of highly enriched, or 80 to 90 percent, purity needed for a nuclear bomb.
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"We want people to taste the purity and the sweetness," he said.
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" And white, "the emblem of purity, symbolizes the quality of our purpose.
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That there is scientific evidence in favor of tracking men's 'purity,' yet
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The purity and pleasure of that urge are evident on every canvas.
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" The designer added, "The idea of that purity was just really modern.
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We can appreciate that purity, as we too are dance music aficionados.
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It represented a certain kind of purity, and this luminescent magical quality.
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Left-wing purity may be a secondary concern, at least for now.
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Both sides will prize ideological purity over competence and independence of mind.
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By 22015, wholesomeness had effectively severed its ties with evangelical purity culture.
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His white canvases suggest purity, and contamination, but also an androgynous disembodiment.
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But DiNoto and Trimble have fiercely guarded the purity of their race.
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I have so much admiration for his purity of such loving messages.
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This would not have flown when the bros were wearing purity rings.
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There's purity from the heart and a childlike sense to that universe.
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Is she hyper-religious, wearing a purity ring and a judgmental frown?
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But what everyone really remembers about these proverbial times isn't their purity.
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"I think we have to defend the purity of Ibérico," he asserts.
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The brother's have since traded in their purity rings for wedding rings.
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It's associated with wedding dresses and baptisms, often evoking purity and newness.
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I was like, 'I'd better not discount this, because this is purity.
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They've passed all their self-imposed political purity tests with flying colors.
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"Our strength comes from that, our purity comes from that," he says.
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But it is all worth it in the pursuit of absolute purity.
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The outdoor concerts' temperature and the ice's purity also affects the music.
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Black & White: "Black is for protection and white conveys purity," says Eyedealism.
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Music — good music, great music — had a hard, irreducible purity to it.
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"We adjust within the purity law," Mr. Pfaller said with a smile.
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Or not interested enough, like the purity ring-sporting Dawn in Teeth.
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This isn't necessarily prohibitive, but it lacks the purity of Sanders's stance.
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It's more about: How do we contain this purity of the brand?
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They wanted to return the country to free-market purity and isolationism.
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Neither would have been elected if Democrats had instituted a purity test.
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Today it is ideological purity that colors our parties and our politics.
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What kind of moral purity test are these institutions supposed to use?
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Holding office, not doctrinal purity, has always been its No. 1 goal.
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Seeking the White House is about coalition building instead of purity tests.
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Some of that purity and spirit still exists in the same way.
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"The Story of My Purity" was translated into English by Stephen Twilley.
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Though they travel through much dirt they will yet retain their purity.
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"My teenage upbringing was heavily influenced by purity culture," she told me.
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These idealized depictions resurrected an image of purity that was already lost.
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The Washington Post: Sanders-Warren rift highlights liberal divide: purity versus pragmatism.
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It has become a statement of class, order, purity and parental authority.
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But the next purity test he listed was surprising: the calls to
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He doesn't pass progressive purity tests on issues like Medicare-for-all.
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But the price of the Purity Movement in general is much greater.
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Don't let anyone destroy that legacy for a poisoned dream of purity.
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In reality, purity wasn't of interest to Albers, but the heart was.
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This is the fundamental debate facing the Democrats: pragmatism versus purity. Sen.
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Quartz sand is refined into molten silicon with a purity of 99.999999999%.
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Even the suffragists' signature white clothes were deliberately chosen to signal purity.
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"I think it takes away the purity that tennis was," Bajin said.
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It's about purity and being a window into the house of Hermès.
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At the time, the average street-level purity was only 58 percent.
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Before the deal, it enriched uranium to up to 20 percent purity.
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It has reduced its stockpile of enriched uranium from 12,000 kilograms, with a purity as high as 5 percent, to 300 kilograms, with a purity of no more than 3.67 percent and hence less usable as weapons fuel.
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Uranium refined to 20 percent fissile purity is well beyond the 5 percent normally required to fuel civilian nuclear power plants, although still well short of highly enriched, or 80 to 90 percent, purity needed for a nuclear bomb.
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Such a device requires uranium to be refined to around 90 percent purity.
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One of them was going on and on about purity some other nonsense.
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They downloaded a "FB Purity" browser extension to hide it from their view.
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That's the problem, I wanted tell the callers: not corruption but political purity.
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I read something you said about the purity of creating the work. Exactly.
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In recent election cycles, the dominant theme on the right has been purity.
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A few candidates didn't just profess the supposed purity of their own faith.
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It can be difficult to find purity at the top of international sports.
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But we've never been able to see the purity in a queer relationship.
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Stuck in obedience to the NRA, or party purity tests, or big donors.
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"But we've never been able to see the purity in a queer relationship."
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You authored the most recent purity report for the headgear, am I right?
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Revelers wear all white to symbolize purity and peace in the new year.
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Jabbari: That's a lot of words... just to say Purity Ring is amazing.
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But the perceived purity of the Cuts series is something of a lark.
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In the same vein, a tight vagina does not imply virginity or purity.
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The text across the picture reads "White is purity" in bolded cap letters.
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Design and purity were important, as was the interface between product and user.
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These days, purity is low in Dundee, making "street valium" an attractive option.
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Purity rings aren't helping anyone—they didn't do shit for the Jonas Brothers.
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"Do not ever think you are in the field of purity," he said.
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And, increasingly, calls for party purity are forcing moderate Republicans into contested primaries.
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BULLOCK ON PURITY TESTS: Politico's Gabe Debenedetti went to Montana to profile Gov.
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This gentle carbonation actually gives the beer a beautiful purity and creamy texture.
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Ironically, she has reinforced a medical model of ethnic "purity" reminiscent of eugenics.
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Will legal speed mean the purity is upped and it'll be cool again?
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I wanted the purity and convenience of just the sculpture and the wind.
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They did like the purity of it at the beginning, they really did.
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A moderate conservative, schooled in electoral politics, she prized pragmatism over doctrinal purity.
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"Anything I say could jeopardize the purity" of the legal case, he said.
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But the spymasters who have jousted with Trump have no claim to purity.
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This government-adjudged racial purity affirmed that the Millers were law-abiding citizens.
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But Lopez also cautions against embracing easy notions about ecological, or cultural, purity.
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The journey to Mecca requires utmost modesty, spiritual purity, and peace of mind.
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Uranium enriched to sufficient purity and quantities can be used as bomb fuel.
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That is in the milk, which represents purity and the absence of blood.
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There is no purity and, in our lifetimes, no end to this process.
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Adding sweetness to your coffee or chocolate is a corruption of this purity.
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The most reliable way to identify the fakes is to test their purity.
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There was a Strom Thurmond-esque artificiality to this cry for racial purity.
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To listen to some of the guardians of purity on the left, yes.
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Even as his music shifts shape, it retains an obdurate purity of voice.
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Tri Chemical Laboratories, maker of high-purity chemicals for semiconductor manufacturing, jumped 6.8%.
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Both also dismiss the idea that their political purity is a vote killer.
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It turned racial purity into a matter of ethnic, and therefore national, survival.
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"This is about issuing purity tests that you yourself cannot pass," Buttigieg said.
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Are we willing to risk losing to Trump to satisfy a purity test?
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Instead of appearing larger than life, she must achieve a quiet, delicate purity.
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Refusing food was an expression of purity, a way of touching the divine.
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The mayor decried Warren's "purity tests," before the fight was interrupted by Sen.
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"The white robe is a symbol of strength, purity and courage," Salah said.
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The purity test Obama references is not an easy points system to navigate.
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" He added: "We're not coming at this from a position of ideological purity.
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In Nepal, this entry into adulthood is tied to a loss of purity.
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"It's no longer about the purity of making traditional beer," Mr. Leon said.
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Test results: Hari was taking low purity MDMA BROADLY: Who bought your MDMA?
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They also reminded people that street MDMA has unknown strength and purity levels.
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"Martha didn't realize that level of purity put her in danger," says Cockburn.
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When I've played games like Nioh, I find myself running weird purity tests.
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Conservative moral foundations favor in-group loyalty, moral purity, and respect for authority.
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For parents, a pristine natural setting emphasizes purity and the absence of pollution.
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" Obama has warned about this "idea of purity" before, cautioning an audience in April about "creating what's called a 'circular firing squad' where you start shooting at your allies because one of them is straying from purity on the issues.
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Uranium refined to 20 percent fissile purity is well beyond the 5 percent normally required to fuel civilian nuclear power plants, although still well short of the highly enriched, or 80 to 90 percent, purity needed for a nuclear bomb.
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Perhaps that's because Badmotorfinger now exists as an example of the band's creative purity.
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But more importantly, since when is the world so concerned with Jewish racial purity?
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Drugs continue to pour into the country, prices have fallen and purity has risen.
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It also illustrates why the ideological purity demanded by some progressive Democrats is insane.
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Protesting in the name of ideological purity is not only futile, it is irresponsible.
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If that happens, there's no need to be precious about purity — that's cultural fascism.
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The flute's icy purity is replaced by the richer timbre of the wooden ney.
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It's like having everything stripped away, so there's a kind of purity in that.
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That purity was so revered, Venetian glass got a reputation as a poison detector.
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Purity of intention and spirit is everything the Olympic Games is meant to represent.
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Viktor Orbán's embrace of ethnic purity in Hungary is a good example of this.
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But that will require the material to be produced to a much higher purity.
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For chrissake, the stuff is classically associated with birth and purity in countless cultures.
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Their purity, hermetically sealed, plays a central role, suggesting fabricated transparency in closed systems.
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Step one is to take high‑purity silica sand, the kind used for glass.
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The result is what Unimin markets as Iota quartz, the industry standard of purity.
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The implied purity content of U.S. shipments to Malaysia averaged 43 percent last year.
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Authorities said they are testing the cocaine to determine its exact weight and purity.
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Dr. O'Reilly believes that our everyday language about sex reflects our obsession with purity.
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In short, Wohl saw the conservative movement's Trumpian purity spiral, and dove right in.
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But the prevailing view is that the purity law has stifled German beer innovation.
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Looking back on Stevenson's career, there's a purity to it that continues to resonate.
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It's an attempt to capture their exhaustion and the purity that comes with it.
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She falls prey to the temptations of dope, loses her purity, and prostitutes herself.
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The image's remoteness, reinforced by the blanket of snow, creates a layer of 'purity.
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The truck maintains a purity of purpose inside, with thick controls and tough plastics.
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Philosophy Purity Made Simple Micellar Cleansing Water, $22, available exclusively at Ulta in July.
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There are no human beings that are more in touch with purity than children.
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You enjoy neither the purity of the outsider nor that of the true believer.
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"Purity," for example, Jonathan Franzen's latest novel, is read by a range of actors.
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After Eisenhower, some Republicans pushed the party to the right and toward doctrinal purity.
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ANTHONY FRAYNEMontreal Regarding the Reinheitsgebot, or "German beer purity law" ("Pure swill", April 23rd).
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He calls debt a burden and urges us to live lives of sexual purity.
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At the same time, cocaine supply into the UK also thinned, and purity nosedived.
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One of the play's main focuses is on the dichotomy between corruption and purity.
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The harp traditionally suggests transcendence and purity, but "Ghost Forests" feels mortal and vulnerable.
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Caste is a religious notion of spiritual purity that defines one's function on earth.
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Purity Kagwiria talks about conception, puberty, body image, and sex myths to high schoolers.
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That purity has been a point of pride for the 121-year-old club.
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His response was to ignore them all, to remain faithful to simplicity and purity.
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"I was looking at diamonds and thinking about purity and perfect circles," he said.
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He was talking to Showtime again about doing "Purity" as a shorter capsule series.
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"Distant Constellation" maintains an unadorned purity at the expense of quite a bit else.
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The pleasure (or agony, depending on your predilection) of reading Moss is his purity.
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"Its mix of purity and athleticism is strong, clean, bold and exciting," he wrote.
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The historical connotations are unpleasant; Norwegians have been praised for our "ethnic purity" before.
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But it made me realize the purity and the responsibility of being a fan.
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Purity tests are their lifeblood, even ones their own candidate of choice wouldn't pass.
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Consider the simple act of eating a meal in an era of cultural purity.
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Let's worry about authorial purity once we've come a little closer to social justice.
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It's all about controlling the apparatus of the Republican Party to enforce ideological purity.
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It's not just about buying a white dress and ring for your purity ball.
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The phrase conveys that the purity of the parent-child bond has been compromised.
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And precious natural oud oil could cost $14,000 per pound, depending on its purity.
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Buttigieg responded Friday, criticizing Warren for setting up a "process purity test" around fundraising.
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"This is the problem with issuing purity tests you yourself cannot pass," he added.
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Century Aluminum makes high purity aluminum, which is a national security issue, he said.
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It opens at a Nazi-run school whose classrooms are decked with "Purity" posters.
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But the results of our actions matter more than the purity of our souls.
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The idea of purity held no interest for Whitten, and the reasons seem obvious.
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Heilmann's paintings gleefully haunt those artworks which make claims on purity, autonomy, or clarity.
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Before the deal was reached, Tehran enriched uranium to up to 20 percent purity.
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But it's important to remember drug purity is not the same as drug quality.
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Image: The Purity SpiralSome are obvious, like the forum members of The Purity Spiral, a "100% white, 100% pro-white" website which has become a sanctuary for Daily Stormer users after that site's domain registration was revoked by both GoDaddy and Google.
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"Did it feel so good taking off your purity ring and did it feel so good taking off your purity ring — you know what I'm saying?" the "Nothing Breaks Like a Heart" singer, who dated Nick, 26, from 2006 to 133, hilariously asked.
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The Times wrote that Iran has so far only enriched uranium to 4.5 percent purity, "modestly" above limits set in the deal, but that in statements this weekend, did not indicate whether they would enriching to higher levels such as 20 percent purity.
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So taking a bite out of it was a way to find out its purity.
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"A dress that fully covers you creates a sense of purity and mystery," said Kerr.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Ballet is usually associated with rigidity, discipline, and purity.
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It hasn't at this point, and it hasn't even enriched past the 3.67% purity threshold.
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Then it started enriching the stuff to 5% purity, above the agreed-upon 3.67% limit.
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Or are we a community that puts the intellectual purity of technology above people's needs?
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This shouldn't be considered a high bar, and it's not a far left purity test.
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What I'm saying is there's a purity and integrity to toilets that Facebook seriously lacks.
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Khmer culture is even more fastidious about purity—at least when it comes to women.
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Women are expected to maintain moral superiority, sexual purity, and responsibility where men are not.
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In Sjon's telling, a similar firm hopes to yoke together "genetic purity and massive profits".
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It violates Jewish values both by objectifying human beings and disrupting "inner purity," Adlerstein said.
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It's the color activists used during women's suffrage to symbolize the purity of their movement.
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The extracted DNA needs to be of sufficient purity that the readings are not contaminated.
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In Gilead, Handmaids are fertile women who have somehow violated the government's religious purity laws.
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But the sense of urgency and desperation to defeat Trump actually trumps progressive purity tests.
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Both are very much concerned' Edward more so—with the idea of purity and abstinence.
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They have shown contempt for European solidarity in the name of racial and religious purity.
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We know women get their clitorisis cut off in the name of purity and religion.
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Lots of Americans worry more about paying bills and their children's futures than ideological purity.
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Trump's reasons seem vaguely political if confused, while Duke's are for reasons of racial purity.
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The water's dynamics, in the end, are inimitable, and there's a purity in such mystery.
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The work of Trump adviser Michael Anton also reveals a grim obsession with genetic purity.
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Standing watch is the forest, its "cold purity" defiantly proud in the face of destruction.
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He played with almost unfailing purity of tone, but also with wonderful spontaneity and humor.
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In India, turmeric can signify a lot of things, including purity, fertility, and good health.
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Some argue that democracy includes the right to maintain the purity of a national identity.
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The perceived push for ideological purity is precisely what worries many in the Democratic establishment.
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Betting had been small-time when Director Nickel ran things—purity of the sport, etc.
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Cousins is particularly keen on returning to places of joy, of preindustrial purity and innocence.
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In too many cases, good policy isn't the key to electoral success—ideological purity is.
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Storm Surge Water purity is not the only reason New York's waters suffered without oysters.
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"We won't serve as the 'purity police,'" Run for Something explains on its web site.
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And she repeatedly had a go-to retort whenever he questioned her purity or idealism.
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They also spill the beans about Jonas's love life and his now missing purity ring.
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Osaka, 20, is helping to challenge Japan's longstanding sense of racial purity and cultural identity.
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The Department of Public Health's Manufactured Cannabis Safety Branch polices the purity of cannabis products.
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"Purity groups" protested her movies, decreeing the end of Christian values while calling for censorship.
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These included issues with the purity, strength and even the identity of the promised product.
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"Nietzsche's way forward was not more [racial] purity but instead more mixing," Drochon told me.
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Mr. Hale cautioned, however, that investors shouldn't abandon prudence for the sake of environmental purity.
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"I loved his integrity," she said — the sheer purity of his drive to do nothing.
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But part of me wishes that the fairy tale of purity culture had come true.
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The basin on which she stands shelters four cherubs representing health, purity, temperance and peace.
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The idea that boy treble voices have special purity is "just nonsense," Ms. Garrett wrote.
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People are never portrayed as entirely noble here; purity of intention and action doesn't exist.
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He is something like a comedy ascetic, demanding a purity that temporal jokes cannot achieve.
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But any account that strays from exalting the purported purity of comfort women remains controversial.
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Its ideological purity resonates independently of Baghdadi, to whom a successor was named within days.
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In the early 20th century, this was an indication of purity and quality for Colares.
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Origami reflects minimalism and purity, she said, and it can simply things without losing meaning.
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That company is Century Aluminum, the only U.S. producer of commercial-grade, high-purity aluminum.
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There should not be a purity test or a litmus test for the Democratic Party.
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"We can't wait for purity tests, we have to just get something done," he added.
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No one's perfect, no one passes your purity test, and this is the real world.
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Most groups conceal their naked power grabs under a veil of intellectual or aesthetic purity.
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"This is the problem with issuing purity tests you cannot yourself pass," Mr. Buttigieg said.
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Klein learned growing up that maintaining her virginity and purity was of the utmost importance.
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Art Review "Purity of heart is to will one thing," the philosopher Soren Kierkegaard wrote.
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This time, the main parties have put ideological purity before the good of Great Britain.
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The color of white in the flag symbolizes the purity and innocence of our children.
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It presents an appearance of purity, like an immaculate expanse of light, new-fallen snow.
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But no would-be Democratic president has led a life of personal and professional purity.
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"The accused damaged the purity of arms which is so holy" in the Israeli military.
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In its insularity, and its strangeness, and its fledgling-ness, there's a very appealing purity.
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"Reed understands luxury, and the impeccable purity of design required for jewelry," Mr. Strauss said.
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It is widely considered important for ensuring a girl's purity and a prerequisite to marriage.
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They were dressed in simple white robes, marking a state of ihram, or ritual purity.
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"I think of it as purity, something beautiful that must not be destroyed," she said.
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"This is the problem with issuing purity tests you cannot yourself pass," Buttigieg told Warren.
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The king is profoundly moved, and partially cured, by the purity of the castrato's voice.
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But the margins of victory could shed light on whether primary voters want ideological purity.
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Voting is not a platform on which you perform or call attention to your purity.
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Kim said she put her faith in the brand because of its promise of purity.
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His attitudes about women don't claim to be based in Christian beliefs about sexual purity.
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Another threshold bars Iran from enriching uranium to a purity beyond 3.67 percent fissile material.
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To her attempted rapist, Heather is purity to be defiled; to her father, she is purity to be preserved; to herself, she is just ... pure, in a way that reads strongly like a man having trouble imagining true subjectivity for the woman he's objectifying.
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Federal data tracking the street price and potency of the drugs tells the story: In 903, for example, meth was on average $575 per pure gram and on average at 52 percent purity; in 2012, it was $194 per pure gram and 91 percent purity.
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"I love his toughness and the purity with which he plays," said Dallas coach Rick Carlisle.
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But Day also had the ability to present an enticing, almost fantastical picture of sexual purity.
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We can engage in the purity of friendship storylines while also holding onto our ironic attachment.
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I haven't ever found a drug that's close to the purity of a truly manic episode.
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The company estimates it controls up to 70% of the market for high-purity hydrogen fluoride.
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As battery makers move towards higher nickel-content cathodes, they look for extremely high purity metal.
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Jane Austen's epitaph emphasised her "charity, devotion, faith and purity" and declined to mention her novels.
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But the more Americans on both sides insist on ideological purity, the more grandstanding we get.
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Instead, untainted by the last seven years of online discourse, she exudes a sort of purity.
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Copper and aluminium scrap imports also bucked the trend as Beijing's purity thresholds strangled inbound flows.
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He worked 100-hour weeks here, loving the challenge, the camaraderie, the purity of each birth.
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Most of his later ones, though, show his pursuit of a formal purity far from Broadway.
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Lessons about racial purity and blood-based nationhood have, however, disappeared from textbooks in recent years.
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"It's the only way to maintain the purity of the mission," says co-founder Mike Wilson.
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Copper and aluminium scrap imports also bucked the trend as Beijing's purity thresholds strangled inbound flows.
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Pink is sweet, soft, gentle; white symbolizes purity and innocence, a perennial go-to for weddings.
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Jeremy Corbyn is one of George Orwell's sandal-wearing pacifists drunk on his own moral purity.
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Sexual purity continues to be something more associated with women than men, most especially in religion.
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Guys really brought a purity to the work, a focus, a discipline the past two days.
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All of them share the same fantasy of returning to some (imagined) original state of purity.
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"The body for me represents purity and unity and a positive notion of life," Tunick explained.
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Rocket League's heartbeat is purity, and the sky-high standard of RLCS was a wonderful showcase.
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"In those moments, there is a sense of purity, of humanity sharing love," she tells PEOPLE.
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Yet beauty brand Nivea slapped a "white is purity" slogan on one of its recent advertisements.
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He fantasizes openly about an America returned to some perceived state of racial and cultural purity.
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Appetite for Australian hard rock deposits is increasing as manufacturers look to secure high-purity supply.
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We see the inevitability of the dunk, the purity of its execution, hanging there in perpetuity.
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Imperial Japan's official worldview was race-based, far-right ultranationalism, obsessed with racial purity and superiority.
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Whether or not you liked the purity message, it appears to have been good for you.
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Pelosi, who has previously decried "purity tests" applied to Democratic candidates, endorsed Lipinski on March 1.
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Raquel delivered sermons and visited the mikvah, a ritual bath said to restore a Jew's purity.
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The reality emerges that purity in cuisine (as well as in nationality) is a profound fiction.
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To be sure, the concern about so-called purity tests among Democratic establishment figures isn't new.
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And the personal iconoclasm and moral purity of the Sanders campaign didn't lend themselves to governance.
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The #DeleteUber trend showed what can happen when customers suddenly demand idealogical purity from company leaders.
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Her past books, including "The Purity Myth" and "Full Frontal Feminism," have been essayistic and polemical.
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None of us can claim purity on that front, so we should show one another compassion.
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I believe that any pursuit of purity or homogeneity is a great mistake for a writer.
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It was such a sweet moment of honest purity that only comes from kids or drugs.
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"People are going to a website that claims purity, all-natural, nothing synthetic," she tells me.
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In purity culture, both young men and women are taught that sex before marriage is wrong.
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It's a tribalist instinct that feels as though it has a kind of purity to it.
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No word on how instant beer jibes with the Reinheitsgebot (aka the "German Beer Purity Law").
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In retrospect, Burnout Paradise had a purity of purpose that its successors and imitators never achieved.
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With the higher purity, we have also seen big increases in meth treatment admissions and seizures.
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That purity is also reflected on the business side of things, which is much more adventurous.
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It has a savory, austere purity, as if you were examining the wine through a microscope.
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Ideological purity would have required him to vote to strike down the law on constitutional grounds.
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Other women eschewed epochal demands for piety and purity in their bids to earn a living.
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Wellness potions in beautiful jars with untested ingredients of unknown purity are practically packaged for Instagram.
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He understands that purity of thought and deed is pretty much impossible in this muddy world.
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What will he be willing to sacrifice on the altar of his quest for cultural purity?
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All that purity is great for aesthetics, but it can be tough on the bottom line.
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Mr. Bruni is right: Nuance and complexity have been sacrificed on the altar of ideological purity.
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When push comes to shove, protecting your constituents from coverage loss tends to trump ideological purity.
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Lorelai, in the meantime, is really concerned with the purity and pristine-ness of Rory's bed.
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But it's also important that the party not demand a degree of purity that nobody attains.
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Japan has long prized racial purity, seeing a largely homogeneous population as crucial to social cohesion.
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But they don't have a history of insisting on ideological purity in candidates for statewide office.
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For some, particularly in officialdom, "la Biennale" should have the commerce-free purity of a museum.
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"Indulging in ideological purity is great until you actually want to solve the problem," he said.
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The infighting about philosophical purity can be hilarious, for readers used to such bickering in 2018.
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Many religions observe rules around menstruation, and Hinduism places a special emphasis on purity and pollution.
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At its best, it has an almost punklike purity, emphasizing abandon over structure, rawness over dexterity.
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Under fire from Warren at December's primary debate, Buttigieg decried "purity tests" and defended his strategy.
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Clinton from Mr. Sanders: a willingness to sacrifice ideological purity in order to get things done.
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In churches, a quick forgiveness for perpetrators often dovetails with strict standards of purity for women.
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Black resplendency, illustrated in the form of flower petals, recognize the purity in all black women.
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"You can't refuse to meet because that might compromise the purity of your position," he added.
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American suffragists wore white to symbolize purity, as well as purple to symbolize loyalty and dignity.
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The album closer, "Purity," is mournful indie rock featuring Frank Ocean and a Lauryn Hill sample.
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The purity of her vision has sometimes made her an imperfect singer of her own song.
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With Mr. Trump in charge, the political market for purity on the right has been devalued.
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For example, the Jonas Brothers famously had purity rings, which they touted during their Disney days.
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Political correctness has morphed into a moral purity that may feel exhilarating but isn't remotely tactical.
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High-purity silicon maker Sumco Corp declined 4.8 percent and Shin-Etsu Chemical shed 2.5 percent.
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Pop stars like Jessica Simpson and Britney Spears sported purity rings at one time or another.
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High-purity silicon maker Sumco Corp declined 5.2 percent and Shin-Etsu Chemical shed 2.7 percent.
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It's gluten-free, crafted with alkaline water and 7x distilled for purity in Santa Barbara, California.
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But there is a real humanity and purity of purpose in asserting earnestness against the void.
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Five years after Freedom, Franzen's next novel, Purity, sold only about a quarter as many copies.
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The fentanyl directly from China is far more lucrative for sellers because of its higher purity.
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" In April, the skin care company Nivea released a deodorant ad that read, "White is purity.
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"At age 36, innocence, purity, and virginity don't necessarily represent who I am," Ms. Nel said.
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Then, long before it flows past any big cities, hospitals, factories or farms, its purity degrades.
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" "I think we've got a 'saliva purity' test now that defies any rational approach to things.
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A lot of the presidential candidates debates so far this cycle have focused on ideological purity.
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Sanders's problem, meanwhile, is that his purity has been preserved at the cost of his effectiveness.
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Of course the flip side is you would be unlikely to have much information on purity.
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Album Review In 2018, few genres wrestle with the idea of purity the way hardcore does.
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Jesse Graham, a professor of psychology at the University of Southern California, elaborated on the purity-disgust dimension of this year's political campaign: More than any other Republican presidential nominee, Donald Trump has been appealing to a particular combination of in-group loyalty and moral purity concerns.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There is a singular purity that runs through Modigliani: Unmasked, the stunning new exhibition at the Jewish Museum — a purity that either confirms or belies the intention of the curator, Mason Klein, depending on whether or not you buy his premise.
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After years of being told that they're responsible for not only their own purity, but the purity of the men and boys around them; and of associating sexual desire with depravity and shame, Klein writes, those feelings often haunt women's relationships with their bodies for a lifetime.
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A beer purity law that dates back to 1922 (and comes from a German beer purity law from the 1500s) has essentially stopped brewers from playing around with the wealth of fresh fruits, herbs and other aromatics available to them in their beers—or even brewing ciders.
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"The idea is to achieve what [early Christian theologian] John Cassian calls 'purity of heart,'" DeYoung says, so it's probably not accidental that Billy Batson is deemed worthy of the powers of Shazam because of his "purity of heart" — and Sivana is rejected because he lacks it.
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I want people to absorb the purity of his excitement and to let it lighten their steps.
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Oh, and Nick Jonas gets a thorough interrogating about when exactly he took his purity ring off.
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Like the original formula, the newest addition to the Purity line is meant to inspire its user.
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LCD Soundsystem has always been a band for cynics who are desperate to embrace moments of purity.
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She said she was questioning innocence and youth—concepts tainted by their attachment to naiveté as purity.
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Similarly, tests of air purity confirmed that there was also a better atmosphere back in the day.
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Conservative moral foundations are more stalwart: They favor in-group loyalty, moral purity, and respect for authority.
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The motivations for FGM vary across cultures, but recurrent themes include purity and removal of sexual temptation.
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Ancient Greece & RomeWomen in both of these cultures believed in the power of purity and natural beauty.
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Non-Chinese seem just as beguiled by the purity of Han China as the government in Beijing.
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In recent years American conservatism became proudly doctrinaire, with Republicans boasting of their ideological purity and intransigence.
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The company tells CNN it will replace the lines and begin ongoing monitoring of its water purity.
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Purity and defilement, sacrifice and cleansing: in art, as in life, contradictory things are often bound together.
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Not content with quantity, the quality is better than ever too, with purity levels on the rise.
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Quinn enacts a "purity test" on Jeremy, which involves drilling his skull open with an awful contraption.
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Consider the case of Purity First B-50, which was sold as a vitamin B dietary supplement.
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" In other words, he isn't one of the "artist" matadors with an "aesthetic purity...from another galaxy.
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The pursuit of purity involved vicious factional fights as "real" Marxists drove out renegades, revisionists and heretics.
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Not only do they offer purity but the flavor is also outstanding, like sipping a little garden.
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The total weight was 446 tonnes, in varying degrees of purity – up from 67 tonnes in 903.
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Increasing purity is in part to blame: even experienced users are unsure of how much to take.
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There was an honor and a purity in self-denial, but it took strength to do it.
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Indeed, it's questionable whether China has sufficient high-purity production capability to feed its own military needs.
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The high purity aluminum is also used in armor plating used by military vehicles and combat ships.
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Ingots of the highest purity are polished to mirror smoothness and sold to a chipmaker like Intel.
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Such customs are passed on from generation to generation, abetted by an elaborate facade of traditional purity.
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Doctrinal purity mattered less to him than extracting even the most gossamer claim to a favorable result.
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Vaccine-hesitant parents were about twice as likely to emphasize purity and liberty as low-hesitancy parents.
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For those who admire his progressive purity and populist thunder, a vote for Sanders carries little risk.
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As the artists in People Who Work Here demonstrate, artistic purity is a romanticized, if arcane notion.
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He lacks Abel Tesfaye's fallen-angel purity and Miguel's renegade spirit, Jeremih's inventiveness and Ocean's generational pen.
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In the last century, the world was scandalized by what the Nazis did to ensure racial purity.
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His dual message of conservative purity and religious faith was always an unnatural fit for the region.
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Participants in the Crosstown prescription program do not have to worry about the purity of their drugs.
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But such journeys are all too easy, especially when nationalism is contaminated by theories of racial purity.
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It's admirable for its purity, but doesn't tug us in its direction like a BMW X2121 does.
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By definition, a biosimilar product has no clinically meaningful difference in terms of safety, purity and potency.
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Narrator: 96% sure, he says, a reference to the purity level of the meth he once cooked.
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Or not vote at all, maintaining a certain purity but allowing others to decide the next president?
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Their "pay-for" proposals have all the purity of an old-time car salesman's bait and switch.
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I was sitting on the porch with my two old aunties: Aunt Mattie, and Aunt Purity Rodgers.
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It was argued that any digging would "disrupt the tranquility and the architectural purity" of the hill.
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When it first emerged, crack had an even higher purity than it does today, according to Silverman.
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There is no joy to Moore, whose dedication to forced purity represents religion at its very worst.
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With membership rules aimed to safeguard the groups' "racial purity," Jews were barred from joining, Weidinger said.
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Onsite drug-checking services test purity, and virtually no one is hassled for their supplements of choice.
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You'd think every player would be on-board with those, but some enjoyed the "purity" of RuneScape.
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Rocky's lyric floats over Purity Ring's darkly shimmering synths, and a noticeable swagger creeps into my stride.
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Put purity codes, racism and anti-Muslim bias in the mix and you have a potent cocktail.
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It is this new definition of femininity through this spontaneous purity that is far away in time.
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They value in-group solidarity, deference to authority, and the protection of purity in mind and body.
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Iran confirmed on Monday it had enriched uranium to a purity beyond that allowed by the pact.
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For women, it's hard because in Indonesia women were and are still supposed to guard their purity.
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It calls into question notions of purity and virginity, and the interchangeability of women in patriarchal structures.
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Germany's Reinheitsgebot, or "purity commandment" is one of the world's oldest food safety laws on the planet.
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Like Comey, Mueller believed in his own purity so much that he was blinded to his naïveté.
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We find reverence for an imagined form of medieval purity in 19th-century Gothic architecture and furniture.
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That's prompting reflection in Japan, where there is a longstanding sense of racial purity and cultural identity.
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"Purity of manners, fine sensibility, chastity, modesty, sweetness of nature, temper meek," she wrote — "that's what's important."
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It also lowers the level of purity at which Mexican sugar can be sold as refined sugar.
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"The emphasis on purity made me so judgmental in my teens and early 20s," she went on.
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The price drop is similar for other drugs, though purity levels have fluctuated depending on the substance.
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Tested for ideological purity, each work is judged either to support or undermine the acceptable political position.
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"And you can't refuse to meet because that might compromise the purity of your position," he continued.
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At last week's presidential debate here, Buttigieg had chided Warren for implementing "purity tests" about campaign financing.
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The "purity" that seems to attract his supporters argues against his effectiveness in accomplishing anything he promises.
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But perhaps the most shocking thing about the episode is that these purity retreats actually exist IRL.
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Food choices signify degrees of purity and pollution — meat, especially beef, is polluting and triggers base instincts.
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Heroin in particular has achieved a level of purity and potency never seen before in this country.
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In 17 states where there is regulation, there is much better control on product quality and purity.
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The dancing's purity and fastidious stylishness was Johnsian; its generous, cool range of mood was like Rauschenberg.
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You'll see performances by Borns, Purity Ring, The Internet and M83, along with shots of the crowd.
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"The invasive procedure of a virginity examination violates the sanctity and purity of a female," state Sen.
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Despite this projection of purity, O'Keeffe was not above using her carefully curated environment in unsettling ways.
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The last time street violence was at its height, in 2008, crack purity had hit rock bottom.
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But in most cases, the takeaway is the same: Bottled water represents health, purity, renewal, and safety.
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People who once had access to drugs that were of known dosage and purity suddenly did not.
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But he (and his fans) needs to understand that the idea of virginity -- of sexual "purity" -- is a tool of oppression, and physically examining the body parts of a young girl to ensure that purity is "intact" is a human rights violation, even when undertaken by a doctor.
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"This idea of women's purity is just an ongoing thing — of people wanting to protect them," Flackett said.
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In 2009, the purity of ecstasy sold in the UK plummeted from roughly 60 percent to 22 percent.
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Nivea is pulling its "White is Purity" ad after social media users accused the company of being racist.
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What's beautiful about JT LeRoy is despite the seeming hoax, there's a real purity to these female characters.
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We learned earlier this year that Robin Schreiber is a force of purity, goodness, and super-fly moves.
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All ideologies are vulnerable to opportunists, but the purity demanded by libertarian conservatives has made theirs especially susceptible.
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Historically, European royalty have been known — and since ridiculed — for inbreeding to preserve the purity of their bloodlines.
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Norcal is constantly striving to recycle more, and to improve the purity of the processed waste it produces.
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From 2016 through 2017, China was the source of 97 percent of inbound shipments of high-purity fentanyl.
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Mr Modi is setting himself more firmly on the path of zealous nationalism, ideological purity and religious chauvinism.
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Diet was the main path to purity according to Graham, but again it wasn't simply about physical health.
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In 22014, Jessica Valenti published The Purity Myth, arguing that American culture's obsession with virginity was harming girls.
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He knows exactly how he wants to sell himself to voters, as a candidate of uncompromising ideological purity.
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Enriched uranium, if spun in centrifuges to higher levels of purity, can be used to power nuclear bombs.
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He compares the purity of the sapphire in the camera to a Tissot watch with a sapphire display.
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Voters want moral purity rather than experience, particularly if that experience involves working for a giant oil company.
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A second, less familiar environmental worry has emerged in a country that stakes its reputation on its purity.
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So, basically, when you go and buy it in the store, there's no regulation on potency and purity.
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Polluting the purity of messaging – Messenger Day distracts from the core use case of private, text-based communication.
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As Harrison pointed out, the results suggest relatively clean water, but further work is required to determine purity.
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It turned out Richard wasn't the only one in the neighborhood concerned about the purity of the environment.
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"The purity police can find anything," Dan Zarrilli, senior director of the city's climate policy programs, told Axios.
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My tastes are simple in that regard, veering toward authentic yet unbounded by the confines of absolute purity.
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You spent twelve years interviewing a great deal of women who also grew up in the purity culture.
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How is caring enough about something to get involved in organizing around it an indictment of ethical purity?
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"I think he'll always be a reminder of maybe the purity and possibility in young love," she said.
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Where Trumpism consists of chameleon political expediency, Le Pen-ism is grounded in the purity of sectarian anger.
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He launched a nationwide legal assault on any entity that didn't share his narrow vision of American purity.
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The service uses a technology called GCMS—gas chromatography-mass spectrometry—which indicates a drug's potency and purity.
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Traditionalists, eager to maintain the purity of Japanese culture, would be happy for things to stay that way.
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Many see cutting as a sign of purity and a prerequisite for marriage, while uncut girls risk ostracization.
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What comes out of the reactor — proprietary information for now, the scientists say — is analyzed for its purity.
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"The increase in purity is the result of an increase in production from Latin America," Pietschmann told CNN.
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I was contentedly involved with "Purity" when I saw a novel called "The Portable Veblen" in a bookshop.
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I blame it on the combination of my Taurus sun (self-indulgence) and Virgo moon (restoring purity). Mmmmm.
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The Democratic Party, for better or worse, is likely to move further toward progressive purity in Sanders's wake.
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This process is leading to a Democratic Party with ideological purity that is out of touch with reality.
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What was and still is appealing about Brutalism is that it had a kind of purity to it.
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It does not matter if such symbols were viewed as celebrating the purity or bravery of a group.
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By stripping Laurie of her purity, the "final girl" of Halloween has been shorn of all her pretenses.
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Plus, of course, when you are insisting on the purity of your spouse's motives, it underscores the message.
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Victoria, the most elegant of the Jellicle tribe, wears white from head to paw, symbolizing purity and innocence.
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Bill Maher criticized the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement, calling it a "bills---" purity test for Democrats.
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Their wines astound for their purity, their distinctiveness and their almost radical evocation of a pre-modern age.
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If we want art — and we should — we need to realize that purity in this regard is impossible.
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Back then it was pure excitement, pure enthusiasm — a purity of energy I still chase to this day.
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Whereas scholars of fusha have always taken pride in its purity, Egyptian Arabic is muddied by many tributaries.
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On Wednesday, your planetary ruler Venus links up with committal Saturn, providing your relationships with practicality and purity.
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According to Driessen, Organa's pioneering use of supercritical carbon dioxide is crucial to the purity of their products.
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Their report, published last year, found that purity levels in cocaine samples ranged from 35 to 65 percent.
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Balancing any spareness, though, are the spicy intensity of some dishes and the stripped-down purity of others.
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Insistence on ideological purity is self-defeating when the overwhelming majority of your fellow Americans reject your ideology.
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But there's a purity of dark vision driving the series, if you're willing to take it without sweetener.
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When I was 14, a circuit speaker came to my church's youth group to talk about sexual purity.
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"The society's penchant for legal battles takes away from the purity of the founder's teachings," Mr. Gupta said.
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The Virgin Mary traditionally stands for maternity, purity, and chastity, while Venus stands for erotic beauty and sex.
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But on many issues the 2020 Democrats aren't really having a primary campaign; they're having a purity test.
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In this and other cases, personal purity seems to take precedence over the command to love your neighbor.
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The vocal line is often mirrored in the orchestra, giving a feeling of purity, coherence and deceptive simplicity.
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If the Club for Growth had a motto back then, it would have been this: Purity over victory.
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"At one level it's an association of women with purity," said Mr. Haslam, referring to the double standard.
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"We worry that, slowly but surely, we're going to have something of a McCarthyish purity testing," he said.
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I love the purity of agave spirits undistorted by oak, so for this tasting we stuck to joven.
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The Fellowship of Christian Athletes requires a "sexual purity" policy for its employees, according to its job application.
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Sweden sterilized 63,000 people under a 1935-1975 program, almost all women, in the name of racial purity.
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"There are concerns about the purity of the active drug and the accuracy of the concentration," they wrote.
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Like many Japanese chefs, Mr. Gudmundsson's cooking showcases the purity and frank flavors of exceptional local seasonal produce.
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There was moral purity in his modesty, his ethics and his quiet attachment to home in Omaha, Nebraska.
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When we've pursued the route of ideological purity it's tended not to work, particularly at the national level.
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Conspiracy theories, some entering the mainstream, portray them as nationless cosmopolitans bent on undermining Western countries' racial purity.
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How will you balance the need for horse-trading in the Capitol with the purity of your plan?
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"The purity movement was about being 'pure,' which meant you'd be considered a good Christian wife," she says.
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This occurred even as there were signs that voters thought other factors were more important than ideologically purity.
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It was offensive to watch Warren, the phoniest candidate on the stage, force purity tests on everyone else.
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Across the West, right-wing xenophobes preach anti-immigrant nationalism centered on reclaiming a mythical original social purity.
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At one point, after grasping so desperately for moral purity and failing to find it, he gives up.
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It's believed that, if women of menstruating age enter the temple, this will disrespect and sully his purity.
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He cannot compare these effects to a placebo or check the exact dose and purity of the LSD.
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Today's anti-Enlightenment movements believe less in calm persuasion and evidence-based inquiry than in purity of will.
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It's not about potency and purity in terms of concentration; it's about a completely different set of factors.
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In the "Concerto Barocco" that preceded it, Ms. Reichlen exemplified cool-as-a-mountain stream sweep and purity.
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"This is the problem with issuing purity tests you cannot yourself pass," Buttigieg said from the debate stage.
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They are more attuned to in-group/out-group distinctions and to the purity of the in-group.
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The second property, saturation, reflects the purity of the color by measuring how much gray is mixed in.
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A meeting ground between Purity Ring and Lykke Li, if you absolutely had to quantify it like that.
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But for a long time, it had a certain purity to it that I couldn't help but admire.
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This obsession with financial "purity" means that contraception and other family planning services get thrown under the bus.
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The ideological purity test used to criticize Bogren concerned members of Hawley, Tillis and Cruz's own caucus, including Sen.
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He has largely disavowed the comparatively moderate Bush wing of the Republican Party in pursuit of conservative ideological purity.
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In the same period, purity increased from 40% to above 90%, allowing users to enjoy a more potent high.
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We're going to have to fine you if you keep up these blatant violations of mac and cheese purity.
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But thanks to the borough's rapid gentrification, Turrell must confront new and unforeseen challenges that threaten his work's purity.
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We know they're kinda modified EBs -- since Joe was doing the "purity ring" thing when he was with Demi.
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These concerns may be rooted in the purity moral foundation, with its emphasis on avoiding anything disgusting or unnatural.
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The actress revealed that she was raised in a purity culture that made her feel guilty about self-pleasure.
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Black is the colour of mourning in Thailand but white, a colour that symbolises purity, is also sometimes worn.
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The Daily Beast reports that one part opens with two minutes covering Nazi theories and practices of racial purity.
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Neoclassical architecture exemplifies "purity" and simplicity in art, values that can take many forms, including not necessarily egregious ones.
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In reality, people always worry a great deal when they're doing things, and purity is a very rare quality.
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She accepts Gilead's mission with a calm purity that none of the adults on the show seem to possess.
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If conservatism has succumbed to Trumpism, partisanship was the enabler: against a mortal enemy, who cares about ideological purity?
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Why not just provide a safer supply of drugs of a known dose and purity and prevent them entirely?
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Things will be even worse if the Democrats themselves degenerate into squabbles over either ideological purity or fiscal probity.
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No. 2 was the 2011 Sassella Sommarovina from Mamete Prevostini, a leaner yet highly seductive wine with great purity.
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I want there to be a purity, and I want there to be a focus on relationships and kindness.
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Although not an albino, Ekachai is white - an indication of purity in Thai tradition - in all the right places.
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The practice is carried out globally as a way to control a woman's sexuality and ensure purity for marriage.
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Over time, enthusiasm for the intellectual purity of the net was overtaken by the need to appeal to investors.
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Large volumes of the drug are intercepted at the southwest border, though those seizures are typically of lower purity.
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It was only in the militarist 1930s that the sport became a symbol of national pride and religious purity.
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But here, creator Ben Gorham attempted to evoke the purity of white using white rose, light woods, and aldehyde.
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Fertile white women who have violated Gilead's sexual purity laws are forced to become Handmaids, working as indentured childbearers.
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"In that moment I tried to explain that it wasn't about being perfect, it wasn't about purity," Kateman said.
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When gold and silver circulated as money, this often took the form of outright debasement of the coins' purity.
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PUBG, however, is built entirely around this structure, and it's this purity and focus that makes it so accessible.
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Scholars now see Beatlemania as a riot against mid-century sexual repression and the social enforcement of female purity.
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Krugman says Sanders, like a typical Bernie bro, is "imposing a standard of purity" on Clinton that is unreasonable.
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And he's compensated for failing conservative purity tests as governor (by expanding Medicaid, for starters) by gaining executive experience.
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How are women impacted by the purity culture and gender roles of evangelicals when it comes to this issue?
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Historically they have stood for purity, femininity and wealth; strands of pearls are a classic coming-of-age gift.
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More recently, a virtual Vladimir Putin cult has arisen among religious conservatives longing for a return to cultural purity.
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The 3.67% purity limit on the maximum level of enrichment, for example, will be in place only 15 years.
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And if there were a skin-care equivalent of purity, it's what your face looks like after you exfoliate.
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Black is the color of mourning in Thailand but white, a color that symbolizes purity, is also sometimes worn.
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This notion is meant to give the impression of purity, but is not only merely illusory but also misguided.
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" A major part of the schools' objective was to prevent black-white dating and so defend white women's "purity.
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The NCAA won't allow that, because they're protecting their brand—a perceived sense of purity that really doesn't exist.
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The 2017 Tembec purchase combined two high purity cellulose businesses and diversified Rayonier's product offerings with integrated forest products.
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With Bernie out of the battle, what remains is the left's odd, outmoded doctrine of purity, of revolutionary posturing.
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We pushed purity culture and the "Twelve Steps of Dating" as ways to avoid the trap of premarital sex.
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The difference between theological purity and cultural exclusion is not always as tidy as believers would like to think.
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We are expected to be the guardians of spiritual purity, mothers, helpmates to our husbands, and not much else.
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Semiconductor related stocks tumbled, with high-purity silicon maker Sumco shedding 3.3 percent and Tokyo Electron falling 2.8 percent.
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The chorus sings texts by the Dutch mathematician M. H. J. Schoenmaekers about the purity of a straight line.
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In Allegiant, these same attempts to portray a group obsessed with restoring genetic purity feel painfully obvious and overwrought.
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Lishtot has more water purity-related technology on the way, but for now the TestDrop is its main product.
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To protect white American moral purity, the supply of drugs from overseas had to be curtailed at their source.
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They start off doing wet work, analyzing bud and oils for THC, CBD, and terpene levels, purity, and potency.
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The people at the ranch seemed beyond that, loving one another indiscriminately, with the purity and optimism of children.
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Moreover, 2C-B has been linked with serious brain injury in one woman; however, dose and purity weren't known.
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"When you want to subtract and start using a purity test, that's not good for the party," he added.
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"This idea of purity and you're never compromised and you're always politically 'woke' and all that stuff," Obama said.
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But his legacy, to me, is powerful and instructive in any field: The purity of the effort matters most.
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Instead, they suggest that the authorities create safe conditions for drug use, including testing pills to determine their purity.
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It abuts New York City-owned land that will remain undeveloped, to ensure the purity of the nearby reservoir.
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"Infernal Decadence is a rejection of the need for purity and order," the band told Noisey in a statement.
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What all the dishes have in common is purity and restraint — traits of a chef armed with uncommon confidence.
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These things are nutritious, yes, but there's also a psychological element: Bitterness equals raw, which in turn equals purity.
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National League There was purity to deGrom's pitching this season, a relentless pursuit of the essence of his craft.
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It's needless narrative filler; worse, it dilutes the purity of the women's work, their screen mission as it were.
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He writes lines that shift from earthy emotionalism to angelic purity, knowing that this artist can handle those pivots.
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Yet for all their size, the best of these wines showed finesse and precision, structure, purity and great minerality.
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Prada doesn't like knockoffs because they undercut both the bottom line as well as the purity of its brand.
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Mr. Lenard promised to brew a natural beer, unpasteurized and made according to the centuries-old German purity law.
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The product can be used to assess the purity of a conveyor belt to see if it's good enough.
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To maintain the purity of the breed, no other type of dog is allowed north of the Arctic Circle.
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And remember, the number one issue for Democrats in 2020 isn't ideological purity, but who can beat Donald Trump.
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She had backed off from Sanders-like purity on Medicare for All seemingly because she feared the political reverberations.
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For its part, the Ilse house demonstrates that the Bauhaus could inspire mash-ups as well as doctrinal purity.
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At that point, Tehran can enrich enough uranium, at a high enough level of purity, to make atomic bombs.
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Beijing is proposing a ban on all scrap of less than 99 percent purity at the end of 2020.
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Aside from chess, Zaka pursued only those things that directly related to his academic success and his spiritual purity.
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They've warned against blanket tests of ideological purity as Democrats look to win back the House in November's midterms.
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But Mr. Cruz's turn as a unifier has been complicated, as ever, by a yearslong pursuit of conservative purity.
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"Sandy could sing that music with purity and a danger zone," Mr. Sellars said in an interview on Thursday.
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So white supremacists eager to police racial purity have to look for other traits to define their racist boundaries.
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Unlike Justice Thomas, Justice Scalia, especially in his later years, was willing to compromise at the expense of theoretical purity.
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In contrast to their American counterparts, Venezuelan artists were not interested in the pursuit of purity or art about art.
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And since climbers tend to associate free soloing with ideals of 'purity,' that debate can become intensified in such cases.
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We are accustomed to being generous toward outsiders ... but now the purity of our lives, sleep and rest is disturbed.
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There are no systems to manage or tweak on the fly, there's just the purity of driver, machinery, and circuit.
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In many Grimm fairytales, for example, you'll find heroines whose golden hair signals "youth, innocence, purity, and cleanliness," Pitman writes.
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The priest is not going up to Jerusalem where purity would be a concern -- he is "going down" to Jericho.
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No law prevents Levites from touching corpses, and there are numerous other reasons why ritual purity is not relevant here.
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Specifically, it looks exactly like the halos traditionally painted around the Virgin Mary to show her great purity and tenderness.
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So is this the nature of progress, or does this tech frenzy somehow detract from the purity of the game?
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The white candy is the purity of Christ, the red is his blood, and the spirals represent the Holy Trinity.
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Thomas Cole's The Oxbow morphs from a sprawling landscape into the synchronized march of crystalloid vitrines in Holloman's Purity Procession.
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WASHINGTON — For decades, James B. Comey cultivated an image of purity as a lawman who stood above politics and politicians.
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Over the course of our conversation, Young returns constantly to the theme of signal purity, no matter what the topic.
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What shouldn't be lost is our obsession with the purity and power of the business models being created in China.
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"Natalie was commenting on the oversexualization of LITERAL teens & the creepy obsession with purity/virginity," one voice of reason said.
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In a remarkable new novel Nadeem Aslam pours cold water over these efforts, dousing the very notion of purity itself.
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"This idea of purity and you're never compromised and you're always politically 'woke' and all that stuff," Mr. Obama said.
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There is the debate between ideological purity and pragmatism, which The New York Times couldn't even take a stand on.
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If only the ruling Communist Party had been as committed to food safety as it is to policing ideological purity.
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Instead, many of the best-read outlets backed Trump — a man who has zero interest in purity on conservative policy.
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There was even a brewery that produced beer according to the exacting standards of the Reinheitsgebot, or German purity law.
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Yes, Virgo is all about purity and perfection, but don't be fooled—this earth sign is as lusty as any!
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Haider is a graphic designer, whose video in the exhibition explores the connections between ideas of home, purity and faith.
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President Barack Obama is right about the dangers of a "circular firing squad" that comes from ideological purity tests. 21.
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In the lab, the procedure can achieve separations of up to 95 percent; an important purity threshold for magnet manufacturers.
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There are test kits to measure the purity of delivered milk, but Kumar and his team believe in being proactive.
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It simultaneously resents being criticised for its passivity, wants to preserve its doctrinal purity and absolutely loves all the attention.
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But by 2010, Joe's purity ring was out the window when he lost his virginity to then-girlfriend Ashley Greene.
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Unlike Comaneci's score, Meyers writes, Kim's 21976 wasn't about the purity of her technique or the lines of her body.
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"That may not clear up your reputation or your memory," the article on the site reads, emphasizing shame and purity.
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Though it may have taken away from the "purity" of the space, a little carpeting might help with the noise.
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The piece commands attention from the beginning, as a moment of stillness and purity is shattered by a guitar's growl.
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The purity of what Malaysia has shipped to China in the first two months of this year averaged 53 percent.
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If anything, the powerful position she occupies in the church today can arguably be rooted in her so-called purity.
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Until now, no one had really designed a Mac mail client with the minimalist purity of its dedicated word processors.
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It's a visual representation of what purity should be in contrast with the ragged and promiscuous lifestyle of Ms. Swift.
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Given the high purity of the gold used in the coin, its material value is estimated to be $4 million.
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The rise in purity of ecstasy pills has been well documented, with some pills containing quadruple doses: 300mg of MDMA.
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Purity has risen and the price of a gram has dropped, from £13 ($100) in 2011 to £45 in 2014.
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The beauty and purity of this nonsense is as compelling a reason to watch sports as a thousand Super Bowls.
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However, illicit heroin is often of unknown quality and purity ... so it can increase risk of accidental overdose and poisoning.
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German culture is under constant risk of losing its purity, and its defense is a core role of the state.
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The best of those more expensive wines can astound with their complexity, purity, precision and ability to express their terroirs.
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Democrats avoid primary purity tests Remember the Tea Party insurgents who beat establishment Republican Senate candidates in 2010 and 2014?
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"This is not a purity test, this is what the country is in rebellion against," said progressive activist Jonathan Tasini.
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The former president also said that Democrats should avoid putting candidates through "purity tests," according to The New York Times.
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In reality, sexual purity is a construct, not a fact based on the number of partners a person has had.
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With austere purity, she made the Bach-Webern score feel both like a drama of light and sculpture in motion.
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I was struck by how resilient the purity of childhood can be, and the incredible endurance of a struggling nation.
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It was a status marker for wealthy brides at the time, but eventually became associated with virginity and purity. Well?
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"I do think it's really important for people not to impose purity tests," Kazin, the leftist Georgetown historian, told me.
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Such an eclectic approach dictates improvisation over purity, and Taino Smokehouse shows how rewardingly barbecue can subsume other culinary traditions.
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What seems unlikely, given the probable fallout within the administration, is that the author's agenda is purity and truth-telling.
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Women who break society's sexual purity laws are forced to become indentured breeders, called Handmaids, who wear thick red capes.
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They hang sheets, tablecloths, or white fabric from their balconies as a symbol of purity, to chase away the devil.
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At first it was mashing up the styles, now there is a real interest in the purity of a style.
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Excluding women from politics protected them from debasement and corruption, and allowed them to maintain their innate purity and grace.
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Lacking a medic to vouch for his purity, Kenner became one of the few to read Finnegans Wake before Ulysses.
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ALEXI KENNEY This gifted young violinist plays with a precision and purity of tone that are ideally suited to Bach.
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And as I continued to grow to know her, it was an innocence, and the purity of that actual word.
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Much of the eulogizing centered on its opposite, the kindness and purity of the brothers, who were both developmentally disabled.
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Yet lately, I also find myself mourning the loss of the coherent sexual ethic that purity culture tried to offer.
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The effects of purity culture are well documented, in books like Linda Kay Klein's "Pure" and in #exvangelical online communities.
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Nadia Bolz-Weber, a Lutheran pastor in Denver, has proposed a "sexual reformation" in light of purity culture's traumatic effects.
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Purity culture as it was modeled for evangelical teenagers in the 1990s is not the future of Christian sexual ethics.
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It did not say exactly what purity level Iran was enriching at, only that it was above the 3.67% limit.
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Because German laws on beer purity are so important, it was difficult to convince anyone it was a good idea.
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"Purity, morality and domesticity were the markers of what it meant to be an acceptable, respectable Irish woman," she added.
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The counterfeits in these cases are subtler: The gold is real, and very high purity, with only the markings faked.
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Today, no poll can really claim something near theoretical purity when 90 percent of people decline to take a poll.
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This taught me how important it is to avoid policy purity tests and focus on the goals we all share.
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"But it also has a depth and purity of feeling that makes other movies feel timid and small by comparison."
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When we lose this control and we can't be assured of purity, panic — and, potentially, serious health consequences — can result.
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So I don't think bands should ban phones at concerts in some Jack White-esque attempt to maintain concert purity.
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Meanwhile, the purity of the drugs they were designed to replicate, such as MDMA and cocaine, had begun to rise.
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Erivo portrays Celie's complications with an astonishing emotional readiness and purity; she has no truck with the standard Broadway bombast.
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He avoids meeting her, though, fearing that that would ruin the purity of his "amour de loin" ("love from afar").
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Ideological purity is a luxury enjoyed by upper-class white liberals who will be least harmed by President Trump's policies.
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Subject matter oscillates between deep seriousness and devout levity—a tear that begins to threaten the purity of the mission.
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Both of these wines were notable for the absence of oakiness, which allowed the purity of the fruit to show.
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And throughout, there's an implicit dread of childhood's vitality and purity (I'm not sure innocence is the word) being polluted.
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There's art — the idea of art, the irrational purity of art, the insanity of it — and then there's product-making.
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It is also why Iran has thus far refrained from — despite threatening to — resume uranium enrichment at 20 percent purity.
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Besides, too great a concern with origin degenerates too easily into a concern with purity, and folklore is most impure.
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He is promising to abuse the power of the office Holder's implied claim to rule-of-law purity is risible.
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The purity of the final image belies the long and complicated process of trial and error that led to it.
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Practicing partisan politics — sharing ideas remotely — contributes to the idea that the main thing is maintaining the purity of ideas.
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Hear the one about the Jonas Bros -- formerly of purity ring fame -- running into a porn star at the altar?
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This has been a ritual, believed to protect the purity of the village, for as long as anyone can remember.
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Mr. Buttigieg said his party could scarcely afford to hew to such "purity tests" in a race against Mr. Trump.
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Still, it's important to realize that among Democrats, purity versus pragmatism is as important an axis as left versus right.
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There is a strain of the left that is really invested in show trials and purity testing and virtue signaling.
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Austen's epitaph, written by her brother James, fails to mention her writing career, noting instead her "charity, devotion, faith and purity".
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That one plant is in Hawesville; Messrs Harbath and Meserve both brim with pride when they describe their high-purity aluminium.
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Such was the purity of his righteous anger that Correa felt compelled issue a release criticizing MLB's utter disregard for justice.
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These labels only get you so far, and no administration retains perfect ideological purity after contact with the world's awful complexity.
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Kamalvandi said options included enriching uranium to 20% purity or beyond, and restarting IR-2 M centrifuges dismantled under the deal.
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Guys really brought a purity to the work, a focus, a discipline the last two days, and we got after it.
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Sony says it chose the material because it's a "higher purity material" that produces clearer highs and deeper, more powerful bass.
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And we will find out in Alabama just how much political purity is required to serve in the House in Alabama.
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Showtime, Netflix, and FX are bidding on rights to a multi-season television series based on Jonathan Franzen's 2015 novel Purity.
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Neither Franklin D. Roosevelt nor Lyndon Johnson would have passed anti-racism purity tests, and yet they improved black lives immeasurably.
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She explains that salt's color (white) connects it to purity, and its ability to maintain food's freshness gives it protective properties.
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That would undermine demand for the sort of high-purity material, so-called Class I nickel, that Vale specialises in producing.
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Greater purity means that heroin does not have to be injected to produce a high, but can be smoked or sniffed.
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Her only surviving film "Purity" (1916), in which she appears nude, was screened last year at the British Museum in London.
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In the very first chapter, Mr Aslam lays out, as in a manifesto, his pervading themes: intercultural exchange, piety, purity, violence.
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Stefani never pledged to stay a virgin until marriage, but a certain sense of purity was a fixture of early profiles.
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And all things being equal, I trust the public to choose financial professionals with more purity than any politician any day.
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The effective result of the one-drop rule is that blackness, unlike whiteness, is not based on an idea of purity.
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There was, and still is, a lot of purity to it that the feedback loop of bigger media properties can't touch.
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That means that people can relate to what was going on with the Es, even down to the purity of them.
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In the last four years, largely due to increasing purity, there have been 226 ecstasy-related deaths in England and Wales.
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It will also wants higher purity standards for the water that goes into drugs — contaminated water can contaminate the whole product.
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And that feels quite new for me because I remember being a kid and not understanding any ideas about sexual purity.
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Yes, really, this is what virginity can offer someone, since that kind of "purity" also speaks to race, class, and income.
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Club drugs such as ecstasy and cocaine are also contributing to female deaths, as drugs are increasing in purity and strength.
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The public still has difficulty seeing Black girls and women with the same innocence and purity as white women are regarded.
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There's something undeniably intoxicating about subverting concepts and ideas imbued with the warm comfort of nostalgic purity just for the laughs.
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Antofagasta for its part may be keen to secure a bespoke deal to reflect the relatively high purity of its concentrates.
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I've never been convinced in the purity of our bloodline, though, because there's something not entirely European about our facial features.
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A mythology of Anglo-Saxon purity and stoicism webbed itself around her, while the great Irish intuition explained her musical talent.
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If you're in water or hydration, anything that talks about purity or crispness or a source, those would be more descriptive.
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The purity pledges, father daughter banquets—your heart is supposed to be daddy's until he gives you away to your husband.
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Jonas didn't shy away from discussing the purity ring he wore as a teenage Disney star prior to losing his virginity.
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But true believers are correct when they say it's nigh impossible to find anything with the throwback purity of the 2002.
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The government hopes the state-grown pot will "guarantee the quality and the purity of the product" citizens consume, Roballo said.
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That's because conservatism in America is not just a political ideology, but a movement, and movements are prone to purity spirals.
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Those who carry it out will have gone down for a cause, rather than for their own sense of moral purity.
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Emanuel should also ask anyone who supported Bernie Sanders last year whether they think the Democratic Party's problem is ideological purity.
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I kept reading all of these different stories of women who would suffer violent torment rather than give away their purity.
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In rural areas, many consider defecating in an open space healthier and having a toilet in the home violates its purity.
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