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You may regard it as the Mother of the universe.
Without loss of generality, we may regard the Sahara Desert as a plane.
We may regard the present state of the universe as the effect of its past and the cause of its.
Both the solipsist, that is, the subjective idealist, and the materialist may regard sensations as the source of our knowledge.
Which we may regard as the Mother of the Universe.
It is important to ensure that there is no“re-spam”-the search engine may regard such texts as a means of“gray” or“black” SEO.
Managers may regard this mistake as a bad tone.
The Fives tend to exaggerate the importance of their position in society, and they may regard their loved ones as a hindrance on the way to their plans.
Because militants may regard it as a betrayal of Putin and start a new"guerrilla" war.
For the main page, their number should not exceed 2-3, 3-5 internal,otherwise search engines may regard your site as linkopomoyku and impose lower sanctions.
Others may regard you as a genuine mystery because of the apparent contradictions in your personality.
For the purposes of point(b) of the first paragraph,Member States may regard expenses covered by a separate agreement as incidental expenses.
In this case, the jury may regard the actions of the employer as the creation of obstacles to ustroystvue former employee to a new job.
Nevertheless, FaveKad has the right tomove, delete, refuse to publish, or edit any text message or files which FaveKad may regard as violating or presumably violating this Agreement, the rights for private or intellectual property, or similar rights of third parties.
We may regard this solution as satisfactory, but a question mark remains in that we have no exact idea of the original composition date of Genesis 1.
Nevertheless, Crello has the right to move,delete, refuse to publish, or edit any text message, files or designs which Crello may regard as violating or presumably violating these Terms of Use, the rights for private or intellectual property, or similar rights of third parties.
Modernist architects may regard postmodern buildings as vulgar, associated with a populist ethic, and sharing the design elements of shopping malls, cluttered with"gew-gaws".
In any case,as far as everyday quantum mechanics is concerned, we may regard our use of imaginary time and Euclidean space-time as merely a mathematical device(or trick) to calculate answers about real space-time.
Each state may regard as its national a person who also possesses the nationality of another state, but it may not afford him diplomatic protection against a state whose nationality he also possesses.
After consulting the advisory committee on value added tax…,each Member State may regard as a single taxable person any persons established in the territory of that Member State who, while legally independent, are closely bound to one another by financial, economic and organisational links.
This was superblyexpressed by Leo Tolstoy who said that"man may regard himself as an animal among animals living horn day to day, he may also regard himself as a member of a family, and as a member of society, of a people living through the ages, he can and even must(because his reason leads him to this) regard himself as a part of the infinite world living eternally.
Postmodern architects may regard many modern buildings as soulless and bland, overly simplistic and abstract.
Thus, with an enlarged cosmic sense, we may regard the million orbs that thread their path through space, as something akin to organisms, having a definite history of their past and an evolutionary progress for their future.
This was superblyexpressed by Leo Tolstoy who said that"man may regard himself as an animal among animals living horn day to day, he may also regard himself as a member of a family, and as a member of society, of a people living through the ages, he can and even must(because his reason leads him to this) regard himself as a part of the infinite world living eternally.
There is a system that you might regard as one of“rewards” for the achievements of Mankind.
Theoretically, angelic and spiritual beings, which are‘intangible' to us, might regard what we consider to be‘intangible' as‘liquid' or‘solid'.
But they may equally well be conceived as mere causally conditioned facts,in much the same sense as one might regard the red exanthema of scarlet fever as a'symbol' of the disease.