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A recent straw poll among black minist ers showed that Brown is the clear favorite over several African-American candidates.

A New Ager's Last Call 2008

Prof. KENNEDY: Yes, minist -- member of Parliament, as he would be, of course, to hold a ministerial post.

Freedom from Fear: The American People in Depression & War 1999

Even as I left the presidency, I had the same feeling of awe and reverence for the room as when I first entered it in early minist -- administrations. '

A World Transformed 1998

Last year he provoked protests from the government - which pays for his welfare - with his the astronomical telephone bills, which totalled more than a third of the telecommunications budget of the minist

ANC Daily News Briefing 1995

Hartley denied, in a general scholium, that his theory had reductionist implications, he did accept its deter - minist consequences:

ASSOCIATION OF IDEAS ROBERT M. YOUNG 1968

On special deter - minist theories see especially Henry Adams, The Degradation of the Democratic Dogma (New York, 1919); Isaiah Berlin,

DETERMINISM IN HISTORY ALAN DONAGAN 1968

The SPD's isolationism justified itself by a deter - minist social philosophy; maintenance of the “correct” status quo in ideology and program would bring about the eventual collapse of self-contradictory capitalism and the victorious inheritance of socialism.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas J. P. NETTL 1968

Secondly, special deter - minist doctrines do not necessarily imply or presuppose universal determinism.

DETERMINISM IN HISTORY ALAN DONAGAN 1968

Marx into an almost mechanical materialist and deter - minist as were the Stalinists of a much later epoch.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas J. P. NETTL 1968

Bernstein opposed the potential violence of revolution, emphasizing instead the need for legal transformation (even “expropriation of the exploiters” was to take place through agreed compensation); he also argued strongly against deter - minist notions of historical necessity which deprived human beings of the capacity to shape their own des - tiny.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas J. P. NETTL 1968