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The REF Research Exalting Finance is a dangerous, flawed mechanism, at least in economics and management: an ideological straitjacket disguised as a fair and unbiased assessment.
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Exalting the quality of food products before they were mass produced is laudable, but this information is inchoate without context.
Book Review: "Last Chance to Eat" Sarah Lenz 2008
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Exalting the quality of food products before they were mass produced is laudable, but this information is inchoate without context.
Archive 2008-10-01 Sarah Lenz 2008
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Exalting the 'natural rights' of the individual over his/her social obligations.
Archive 2007-12-01 Burke's Corner 2007
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Exalting the 'natural rights' of the individual over his/her social obligations.
No, conservatives are not progressives Burke's Corner 2007
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Exalting the teachings of the fatherhood of God, the brotherhood of man, the future life, and the need for preparation for a hereafter, Christianity introduced a new type of religion and offered a new hope to the poor and oppressed of the ancient world.
The History of Education; educational practice and progress considered as a phase of the development and spread of western civilization Ellwood Patterson Cubberley 1904
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Exalting the glory of those who might fall in the defense of religion, he assured them in the name of Russia that their wives and their children should never be forgotten, but that they should be the objects of his special care and should ever enjoy protection and abundance.
The Empire of Russia 1841
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Exalting the role of the teacher, he believed that learning should be unceasing and tested with frequent examinations.
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Exalting her fear level and state of obedience to the church community to the point of indentured servitude.
Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local records 2010
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Exalting her fear level and state of obedience to the church community to the point of indentured servitude.
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