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Delegates however condemned the inhumane, uncultural and unconstitutional way to which an elderly Ngcobo couple was subjected after it was suspected of having killed the children for muthi purposes.
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Sparta was old and conservative; covered her patrician virtues with a rude uncultural exterior; was inept politically -- as old aristocracies so commonly are; she shunned that love of the beautiful and the things of the mind which is the grace, as Bushido -- to use the best name there is for it -- is the virtue, of the patrician.
The Crest-Wave of Evolution A Course of Lectures in History, Given to the Graduates' Class in the Raja-Yoga College, Point Loma, in the College-Year 1918-19 Kenneth Morris 1908
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How are those points you removed uncultural, ASchlafly?
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Stating that Nigeria can do without such perverts who can drag us back in our current developmental process, he added that the people of this country should rise up and challenge any appearance of such evil, stressing that it is even uncultural for an African man to sleep with a man.
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Stating that Nigeria can do without such perverts who can drag us back in our current developmental process, he added that the people of this country should rise up and challenge any appearance of such evil, stressing that it is even uncultural for an African man to sleep with a man.
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Stating that Nigeria can do without such perverts who can drag us back in our current developmental process, he added that the people of this country should rise up and challenge any appearance of such evil, stressing that it is even uncultural for an African man to sleep with a man.
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At any rate, the people who can write that "we will hardly notice when the theory of everything is completed" are uncultural simpletons and physics-haters without any intellectual curiosity because, as Feynman emphasized, the physical picture of reality constitutes the main part of the true culture of our epoch, and it is literally flabbergasting that these cretins from the garbage bins of the journalistic colleges are allowed to write about this very issue in major magazines.
The Reference Frame 2010
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