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The practical and ritual dimension of Scientology also contains other elements similar in some respects to those found in other religions.
In some respects, the sea otter is more adapted to water than pinnipeds, which must haul out on land
Indeed, in some respects the situation is worse than the 1930s, when at least liberal
Moreover, the fate of unrecognized interpretations of Judaism may be enough to make the situation, in some respects, even worse for non-Jewish cultures.
and resemble in some respects those of Christian Science.
In some respects, the largest reform in the field of amalgamation in a western country in the last decade took place in Denmark in 2007.
In some respects, the period of cosmic reionization is the final missing piece in our overall understanding of the evolution of the Universe,” says Zitrin.
students still have human attachments and still haven't done well in some respects.
Adaptations for survival amidst drying winds and cold temperatures may make tundra vegetation seem very hardy, but in some respects it remains very fragile.
In some respects this young Egyptian king is one of the most remarkable persons in human history.
just as Ben Gurion's Biltmore Plan was novel in some respects.
Medicine has advanced greatly over the past decades and has allowed us to slow down and, in some respects, even reverse the physical signs of aging.
(16) Yet it is not difficult to see that those who assert the opposite are also right in some respects.
In some respects it is even more dangerous than the violent jihad of Al-Qaida,
The stories, which parallel in some respects the Aesop cycle,
He said it reminded him in some respects of the situations in Ireland and Spain before their collapse.
queer kind of ship, and I differed physically from Gethenians in some respects; that wanted explaining.
Thus, Scientology is in some respects similar to those religions such as Buddhism
thework deviates in some respects because Haydn, also a freemason is inspired bythe philosophy of the Enlightenment.
While in some respects keeping the same structure of its predecessor,