Definitions
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- n. Common misspelling of separation.
Etymologies
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Examples
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The term seperation of church and state is a term from Thomas Jefferson and is not in the first amendment.
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So, if seperation from the Palestinians is not an option, what can Israel do to remain a Jewish state?
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Did Mick do other "stuff" after seperation from the military due to an injury-yes.
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We are in funny times allright and the term political class is a sinister one of seperation from the plebs.
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This black and white seperation is because Obama keeps trying to get the sympathy vote for skin color.
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If the first seperation is true, it would deny the omnipotence that God, by definition, embodies insofar as such a place would be necessary for God's existence.
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The seperation is a lot smaller than Great Grandpa.
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It means that yes, you can be faithful yet still believe in seperation of church and state.
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Keep in mind that if the forced labor were directed at certain ethnic groups and required the seperation of the sexes some genocide arguments might apply, since long term seperation of the sexes can be considered a form of genocide.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Bringing Communist Human Rights Violators to Justice:
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Hugh was married twice; one marriage ended in divorce, and the other in a long term seperation that continues to this day.
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