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Rabin's ideas infuriated some radical Zionists.
Some radical preachers"operate like Protestant tele-preachers," he explained.
As you can see, as Lord Mayor, I have had to sanction some radical redevelopments.
I understand that you have some radical ideas about… the reanimation of dead tissue?
As you can see, as Lord Mayor,I have had to sanction some radical redevelopments.
First Gage tries linking me to some radical mosque, and now you're calling me a terrorist?
I'm going to suggest that to integrate consciousness into science, some radical ideas may be needed.
He's not some radical Canadian nationalist, he is a patsy, and our one connection to Piper.
An ally of Iran and Hezbollah guerrillas in Lebanon,it has also provided a home for some radical groups.
There are some radical factions in Bulgaria saying that these projects are mutually incompatible.
Well, let us now see what we have to do if we are capable of performing some radical changes in the system, i.e.
Vuchkov could do some radical reforms, said Tihomir Bezlov from the Center for the Study of Democracy.
The creation of the exact pairs of colors and shapes can also become a great alternative for those,who don't want to go for some radical changes.
We are watching very closely all movements of some radical groups in Ukraine, and some have been detained in Russia.".
For starters, it is enough to publish stories about what British scientists think about eating human beings and some radical thugs of a different nature.
While most Turks appear sceptical about the claims, some radical groups have staged protests on the streets of Istanbul.
No, this is not some radical methods, where you have to Flush your system, or exist only in flax seeds, and no fat yogurt.
Via the"Prevent" strategy,millions of pounds were poured into programmes designed to encourage a different version of Islam from that of some radical ideologues….
At the same time, some radical citizens assert that taking as a basis the Cilician red background, we must remove the Christian cross from it.
Although Darwin didn't leave Edinburgh with a degree, but he did leave with ideas,such as transmutation, from some radical science thinkers from the talks he went to.
Some radicals in the Middle East may dream of restoring an Islamist caliphate, but this isn't the choice of the vast majority of people living in Muslim countries.
Asked by a reporter whether his country would thus veto the new draft resolution,he hinted that such a move was possible unless some radical changes are made in the document.
Some radicals in the Middle East may dream of restoring an Islamist caliphate, but this isn't the choice of the vast majority of people living in Muslim countries.
The Moldavian Metropolitan was accused by some radical monastic circles of being a freemason supporting"ecumenism, the greatest heresy of our times" and even harbouring a plan"to sell the Orthodoxy to Catholics".
Some radical factions may be hoping[otherwise], but after everything that has happened in the past we can not even make threats, let alone use force," Radic said.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,rather than propose some radical copyright amendments, I want to protect creation while also searching for a legal framework that will allow for the emergence of new economic models.
For some radicals, being skeptical of the current movement and not wanting to take part in it can also indicate some sort of class contempt directed at the“apolitical” poor.
But the reality is that because of some radical elements among these three religions, attempts to spread clash and chaos, instead of peace and security, in these sacred lands are common and believers are being dismayed.
Some radicals believe that we should take part in these actions as a way to make new connections with people and spread our ideas about capitalism and how to respond to the economic crisis.
Like at least some radicals in the late Sixties, the new right-wing“avant-garde” finds the present moment not just one of apocalyptic danger, but also of exhilaration.