I'm confident in my opinions, but not arrogant enough to think they're unmoveable, which is why I'm eager to read what others think in the pending wave of new criticism about the game.
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Either way, Hopkins' career has been steadily built through crafty defence, being an unmoveable ring general and some near-perfect boxing fundamentals—testament to the fact he can still compete at the world level in his fifties.
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From the physical point of view, at least for these multi-ton pithoi, J. L. Stokes' view that they were "unmoveable furniture, being in general, either wholly or partially sunk in the ground", is most likely accurate. Currently at Knossos some empty pithoi have been placed standing in passageways, such as those of the storerooms. This is a convention of display. Apart from the fact that they would seriously have impeded the dimly-lit corridors, there would have been no way to access them except by scaffold.
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The Virgin's solemn and static posture, the characteristic folds of her garments, and her pensive expression indicate the design was strongly influenced by Byzantine art. The image is considered as one of the greatest sacred symbols in Ukraine, a palladion defending the people of the country. It has been called an "Indestructible Wall" or "Unmoveable Wall".The Feast of the Dormition: Comparing an Assumption, by Dr. Alexander Roman (Ukrainian Orthodoxy), Pravmir Portal, August 2010 Legend says that as long as the Theotokos is extending Her arms over Kyiv, the city will stand indestructible.
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A fair compromise is in the range of 700-1200. For the timetabler, once the number of lessons for each subject are agreed, (The Curriculum) the sets and option blocks are the first thing to establish and fix. These can be thought of as stones in a river, and once fixed, the rest of the timetable flows around these mainly unmoveable lumps. This is especially true with courses that last more than one year, where it is preferable to have continuity with the same group and the same teacher.
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"But to none of these," > says He, "does such a soul give way; and the cause is, it is founded on the > rock." He calls the steadfastness of His doctrine a rock; because in truth > His commands are stronger than any rock, setting one above all the waves of > human affairs. For he who keeps these things strictly, will not have the > advantage of men only when they are vexing him, but even of the very devils > plotting against him. And that it is not vain boasting so to speak, Job is > our witness, who received all the assaults of the devil, and stood > unmoveable; and the apostles too are our witnesses, for that when the waves > of the whole world were beating against them, when both nations and princes, > both their own people and strangers, both the evil spirits, and the devil, > and every engine was set in motion, they stood firmer than a rock, and > dispersed it all.
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