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" Lee usually ended his column with the exhortation "Excelsior!
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" — the English translation of the Nazi exhortation "Sieg heil!
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" — the English translation of the Nazi exhortation "Sieg Heil!
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Change is rarely brought about by "bureaucratic exhortation", he notes.
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This is not an exhortation for things to go wrong.
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Vatican officials said the pope completed the Exhortation on Dec.
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That's a story and an exhortation as old as time itself.
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Juan Carlos Zesati began with a gentle exhortation, citing Pope Francis.
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Dr. Yi predicted that the old-style exhortation would not work.
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B. Started an "It's a citizen's duty to denounce" exhortation campaign.
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Watching Succession, the old exhortation to "eat the rich" feels redundant.
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The "check your privilege" exhortation asks us, rightly, to recognize that.
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"Despite the troops' patient exhortation, he still persisted in dropping out."
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Or an exhortation to be Rock-in around the Christmas tree.
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Despite Sting's exhortation to embrace normal life, much has changed in Paris.
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The consistent exhortation was to take risks, and make our own bread.
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This is not an exhortation to embrace religion in all its strictures.
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" For many years, Zuckerberg ended Facebook meetings with the half-joking exhortation "Domination!
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Ms Kramp-Karrenbauer's speech was full of exhortation for Germany to do more.
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George Washington's first Thanksgiving proclamation contained a unique exhortation to the American people.
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That is the question haunting conservative Catholics in the wake of the papal exhortation.
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" Mallory ended his article with an exhortation to his readers: "Make suffering worth it.
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" He ended with a personal exhortation: "Don't put that 'felon' next to my name.
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Still minority leader at that point, he finished his speech with a stirring exhortation.
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Our first exhortation to America's new state leaders was to leave the campaign trail behind.
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It's not so much a recipe as it is an exhortation: a no-recipe recipe.
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Our famed Southern hospitality is just an illustration of Jesus' exhortation to welcome the stranger.
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It would be nearly impossible to read this book and not take her exhortation seriously.
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In his latest letter, Collins and his fellow politicians repeated their exhortation for Zuckerberg to attend.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis refused Trump's exhortation to back the withdrawal of American troops from Syria.
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The first, an apostolic exhortation called "The Joy of the Gospel," may take Trump by surprise.
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"Keep crying," he yelled at Kevin Love, but he spared neither team the exhortation to work.
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This may sound like an exhortation to hit the office happy hours and, well, it is.
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But after two hours of explication and exhortation, Mr. Shippee, 59, seemed more unsure than ever.
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In a way, the evidence-based mantra is partly an exhortation to be more animal-like.
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In reality, it was an exhortation to all Catholics to forgive another person this very day.
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"Defend blue sky and breathe together," an exhortation painted on the brick wall surrounding the lot says.
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They became known as the pásalo messages, because each ended with an exhortation to 'Pass it on'.
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Let's set aside the discussion of whether America is great today -- or not -- and follow Trump's uncontroversial exhortation.
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This may not eliminate every offer or exhortation, but it should minimize the invitation an empty hand presents.
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The president closed his speech with an exhortation to improve the deplorable quality of the political debate now.
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The commissioners' prayer tradition, sometimes bordering on "exhortation or proselytization", transforms state into church and "pushes every envelope".
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By the end of next month, Pope Francis is expected to deliver an apostolic exhortation on family life.
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What about his previous exhortation of his fans to "knock the crap out of him", a moderator asked?
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This is why the eighth chapter of this exhortation is going to create intellectual and theological divisions worldwide.
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Clinton the last word, an exhortation to young people who supported her candidacy and the values it embodied.
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"No one can be condemned forever, because that is not the logic of the Gospel!" the exhortation says.
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" P.S. How his life has changed: "For many years, Zuckerberg ended Facebook meetings with the half-joking exhortation 'Domination!
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Hence Barack Obama chose Yosemite National Park, in California, to issue his latest exhortation against climate change last month.
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"Friends" (19A) — "Romans" (25A) — "Countrymen" (43A) — What can this be, but Julius Caesar's exhortation, to LEND ME YOUR EARS?
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The papal concession came in the midst of a lengthy exhortation about family matters which was issued earlier this year.
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You have him speaking in his apostolic exhortation Amoris Laetitia about reminding LGBTQ people "before all else" of their dignity.
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Jaiston Sawyer, 30, a security guard, said he felt as though Chief Brown's exhortation had been aimed squarely at him.
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Aravena's greatest contribution to the housing debate is his exhortation to architects to move beyond the traditional definition of what
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He said he expected that the exhortation would have an effect on how seminarians are trained to work with families.
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Because of Kennedy's exhortation, we now have complex weather mapping tools and satellites that give us turn-by-turn directions.
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Yet the play is ultimately an exhortation to get out of your head and live, in thoughtful pursuit of joy.
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But, brainwashed by his father's exhortation that the world belongs to "killers," Trump clearly doesn't recognize the danger before him.
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He asked to quit in October, and "despite his troops&apos patient exhortation, he persisted in dropping out" in November.
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On Sunday morning, he appended to his re-posted tweet an exhortation to the media: "Please clear up the Fake News!"
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This kind of power-sharing and collective evangelization was evident in the means by which Francis amassed information for the exhortation.
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"Only connect," exhorted the author E.M. Forster, and as challenging as that exhortation might seem, there is surely something to it.
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Both synods concluded with final reports written by participating bishops, and Francis has drawn extensively on those reports in his exhortation.
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Francis delivered his response in an Apostolic Exhortation, three months after the proposal passed the synod by 128 votes to 41.
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The pope will consider the proposals, including an expanded role for women, in writing his own document, known as an Apostolic Exhortation.
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The letter challenges Francis to state that passages in his apostolic exhortation, Amoris Laetitia (The Joy of Love), conform with established doctrine.
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That seemingly trivial step converts exhortation about treating women fairly into the coin of government: costs and benefits, and investments and returns.
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Among the more striking passages in the exhortation dealt with the dangers of social media and the way it polarizes human discourse.
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To the Editor: Pope Francis' new apostolic exhortation will likely be disappointing to many Catholic liberals and conservatives, but for different reasons.
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The document, known as an "apostolic exhortation", is his assessment of a month-long synod of bishops at the Vatican last year.
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Though when violence does occur, as it did in Charlottesville, we want to be very clear about what constitutes exhortation and incitement.
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But when President Trump publicly declared last weekend that his Justice Department should investigate Hillary Clinton, his exhortation generated relatively little reaction.
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While the case of Sutherland Springs is politically different than the shooting in Charleston, Pastor Meredith's exhortation still raises some important questions.
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This should not, however, read as an obituary for her career, but an exhortation to remember it fondly if she is, indeed, done.
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"To be honest, I'm a little tired," he said, before coming back with a big exhortation of SC's ability to find new musicians.
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Mr Obama announced executive actions that included a modest expansion of background checks and an exhortation to federal agencies to enforce existing laws.
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Any Trainspotting fan ought to see this sequel, but look not for the exhilarating exhortation to anarchy you remember from the old one.
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It came on the heels of an exhortation from Olivier Blanchard, a former chief economist at the IMF, and Adam Posen, another economist.
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But the exhortation to smoke more pot — not least, on the way to a pot lab — was simply too enticing to pass up.
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" He'd reached a mass readership with a first novel that, he said, had honored E. M. Forster's exhortation in " Howards End ": "Only connect.
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The essence of Christianity is his exhortation that people treat the sick, the hungry, the poor, the imprisoned as they would treat him.
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" In Jamie's recollection, Jackie's response to this exhortation was: "I guess it takes a mother to say 'snap out of it,' doesn't it?
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A statement from the Chief Justice of the United States about not taking democracy for granted would normally seem like an anodyne exhortation.
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With a mixture of exhortation, mild provocation and humour, they urge people to think differently about religions, both their own and those of others.
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But then, as he does so well, right after that miserable list of sour notes, he immediately shifted into his exhortation to get involved.
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It shows a Harlem street preacher in the midst of an exhortation that, as the newspaper he holds indicates, blends Christianity and black nationalism.
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But the exhortation, titled "Amoris Laetitia," or "The Joy of Love," is not a book of new rules — if anything, it is the opposite.
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But his music was also a path to a more legitimate life for him and an inspiration and exhortation to others in his situation.
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And for another, I am able to close with an exhortation, something I rarely manage, which is this: Revise now, before it's too late.
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Our major exhortation — which angered some at the time — was that all aggrieved parties should pursue their disputes in the courts, not the streets.
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Some of the laity, notably in America, are appalled by Francis's economic and political ideas, set out in 2013 in his apostolic exhortation, Evangelii Gaudium.
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This "If I could do it, you can do anything" exhortation is standard inspirational speech material, so why did I not find it remotely didactic?
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She thought this experience and this book might have something to teach people about facing hard truths, and would be an exhortation to the living.
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Hicok's exhortation to accept responsibility for our future falls on conveniently stoppered ears: The final line, with its rhyming monosyllables, lands like a judge's gavel.
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Pope Francis' apostolic exhortation on the family, "Amoris Laetitia," seemed open to the idea of making communion available to Catholics remarried without receiving church annulments.
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" This exhortation, played on official PA TV and featured on the PA's Web site, can hardly be considered the words of a "partner for peace.
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The machine will get it," directs a prompt written on the table next to the answering machine, in contrast to the exhortation "Pick it up!
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In only six short paragraphs, Rosenstein manages to quote Thomas Paine, Robert Jackson, Edward Levi, John Ashcroft and close with President Donald Trump's "America first" exhortation.
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Rejecting the modernist exhortation to "make it new" (in Ezra Pound's phrase), he conducted a lifelong dialogue with a sculptural tradition stretching back thousands of years.
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Early in the exhortation, Francis warns Christians to be wary of the way social media can provide a temporary distraction — a Band-Aid for spiritual emptiness.
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With this exhortation, Francis calls for the church and its pastors to be more responsive and merciful in trying to engage these members of his flock.
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"Un Par De Lugares" is a glittering exhortation with a four-on-the-floor dance beat, and lyrics that ponder our therapeutic response to emotional pain.
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By noon on Tuesday, less than 291 hours after she posted her exhortation on Instagram, more than 220,2100 people across the country had registered to vote.
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When the valiant Samson appears, he too faces forward to deliver his exhortation to his people to bless the name of God and not lose faith.
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" 'Buy American, Hire American' The EB-21 program, with its investment threshold and emphasis on job creation, aligns with Trump's exhortation to "Buy American, Hire American.
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While the G-20 leaders acknowledged the need to keep markets open, without any yardstick as to what constitutes openness, such an exhortation, is largely meaningless.
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I urged those graduates in the audience to consider a career in politics, and from the applause at that exhortation perhaps some will take up the challenge.
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Perhaps more than anything else, what has sucked all of the joy out of the social internet in its current form is its exhortation to be useful.
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While Gaudete et Exsultate is an apostolic exhortation — a nonbinding form of communication — its words nevertheless have significant symbolic weight for the Catholic community as a whole.
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Protesters sang "Do You Hear the People Sing?" from the musical Les Miserables and chanted: "Democracy now" and "Hong Kongers, add oil!" a popular exhortation in Cantonese.
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" He ended with what has become a frequently repeated exhortation: "Once again I tell my Republican friends: Don't run away from your responsibilities, just do your job.
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Friendship was finally restored through the efforts of Benjamin Rush, a colleague from the Continental Congress, who conducted a two-year campaign of exhortation, flattery and guile.
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Ben Sasse's (R-Neb.) exhortation to engage in grassroots "field" political organizing in Nebraska with the dismissive remark, "Senator, I'm a house n----r," — is not surprising.
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But the exhortation for a U.S. adversary to use cyber intrusions against an American political candidate drew criticism from intelligence experts and other public figures, including some Republicans.
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Wherever he has taken his whistle, Coughlin has had the same sideline countenance: the downturned upper lip, the hands on hips and his face red from perpetual exhortation.
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The kind of mercy he advocates in Amoris Laetitia (the apostolic exhortation in which he hinted remarried couples should receive communion) is here given an explicitly theological framework.
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The vocals provide illumination and exhortation, tripping airily above the muck, dipping into a frustrated yowl, and lowering into a serrated snarl when the moment calls for it.
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Written in a year in which more than 100 black people were lynched, the words of "Lift Every Voice" are a magnificent exhortation championing dignity, bravery and resilience.
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The pope lamented this often-hostile ecosystem in April, when he wrote witheringly in an apostolic exhortation about the tone of the discourse in the conservative Catholic blogosphere.
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Hovering near the top of the App Store's paid health and fitness chart, the app, which I first read about in The Atlantic, is an exhortation to mindfulness.
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Prince was also finding new sounds: pushing his voice into multiple personalities, from sweet falsetto to punk snarl to preacherly exhortation, and deploying sounds from the latest synthesizers.
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Participants will vote on various articles in a final document, which will then go to the pope to decide whether to make it into an official Apostolic Exhortation.
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"Club members' ideas combined with a foundation of affordable, frequent, and reliable access to space, will help spark a future without limits," reads the website's exhortation to new members.
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" Francis' first apostolic exhortation was titled Evangelii Gaudium (The Joy of the Gospel), in which he encouraged Christians "to embark upon a new chapter of evangelization marked by ... joy.
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And possibly more topical, including an exhortation for gun control impelled by the murder of two women at a screening of Schumer's movie "Trainwreck" in Lafayette, La., last year.
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In Pope Francis' long-awaited apostolic exhortation — "Amoris Laetitia," or "The Joy of Love" — he urges church leaders to serve as nurturing pastors, not as rigid enforcers of doctrine.
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But Zerpa's exhortation to attend, plus the location of the meeting right opposite the Miraflores presidential palace, appear to indicate the meeting will not be a low-profile affair.
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Whether he was in a rural white town or an urban black church, Trump avoided moral exhortation, preferring to focus on the economic renewal that his Presidency would bring.
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A progressive appeal to national solidarity should be seen as an exhortation to renew our moral obligations to others within our national community, not as a call for xenophobia.
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Yet the history-minded German authors end their paper with an exhortation for financial regulators and monetary policymakers, "Preventing financial crises also means reducing the probability of a political disaster."
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At the airport, protesters sang "Do You Hear the People Sing?" from the musical "Les Miserables" and chanted: "Democracy now" and "Hong Kongers, add oil!" a popular exhortation in Cantonese.
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The 22,000-word Gaudete et Exsultate ("Rejoice and Be Glad"), a type of papal document known as an apostolic exhortation, represents a reiteration of Pope Francis's core values as pontiff.
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That makes the relentlessly upbeat ending — with its dutiful deus ex machina and an exhortation to just forget your worries since tomorrow has to be better — land with a thud.
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But it is an exhortation to the public that the arts should indeed be left to the private sector to fund via charitable means or reward with their consumer patronage.
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I hope to write something later this week rounding up the conflicted and conflicting reactions from conservative Catholics to Pope Francis's apostolic exhortation on marriage and the family, Amoris Laetitia.
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Google may have been uniquely vulnerable to a worker uprising given its ostensibly progressive values, including the company's longtime exhortation, "Don't be evil," and the openness of its corporate systems.
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His "I Have a Dream" exhortation, his opposition to the Vietnam War and his decision to embrace nonviolence -- all these came in part because he was such a willing listener.
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Dr. King's repeated exhortation to love your enemies — incidentally the thrust of that 1957 sermon — might seem Pollyannaish and quaint, but it is very much a core value of Christianity.
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His final exhortation is to go "down on your knees—and start working on that warp drive," to pray and work on Star Trek space technology at the same time.
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In that context, Nordhaus's exhortation to carry on more or less as usual, rejecting "the utopian dreams of those who wish to radically reorganize the world," seems perilously out of touch.
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There he found that, rather than following Mr Xi's exhortation, many fishermen had taken up the wholly illegal but lucrative trade in endangered turtles and giant clams, which are protected species.
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Op-Ed Contributor With his new apostolic exhortation, "Amoris Laetitia," or "The Joy of Love," Pope Francis affirms lives and heals wounds, even if his approach will produce confusion and conflict.
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I'll start with a recipe that isn't a recipe so much as an exhortation to get into the kitchen and make something delicious, a no-recipe recipe: Chinese sausage and rice.
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Pope Francis will consider it, along with many other proposals on issues including the environment and the role of women, in a future document of his own, known as an Apostolic Exhortation.
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" Similarly, Trump's exhortation that Megyn Kelly had "blood coming out of her wherever," is almost tame in comparison to Rush Limbaugh's characterization of Georgetown Law Center student Sandra Fluke as a "slut.
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For instance, in his review of Beyoncé's song, how does Jon Pareles support the statement that "Beyoncé's exhortation is not just for this lion king — it's for every righteous striver facing doubts"?
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News Analysis ROME — At 256 pages and 391 footnotes, the apostolic exhortation Pope Francis issued on Friday is a lengthy reminder of the importance he places on family, if also a puzzle.
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Still, much of the old Macron was in evidence Thursday night, particularly in his exhortation to French men and women to work more, comparing France unfavorably to its neighbors in that respect.
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Or they spread a YouTube video critiquing the pope and his exhortation on love in the family, "Amoris Laetitia," which many traditionalists consider Francis' opening salvo against the doctrine of the church.
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Monday morning began not with praise of Judge Gorsuch — or an exhortation of House Republicans to quickly pass a revamped Obamacare repeal — but with six protective-crouch tweets about the Russia investigation.
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Rather than own up to his own decision and defend it, Trump this morning tweeted an exhortation to Congress to step up and solve the problem for him in some unspecified way.
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An exhortation to "Shoot the rhino" appeared on the Facebook page of current Chicago police Officer Sofia Terrones in response to a video of a Philadelphia police officer beating a large black woman.
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" She continues, "After a quick brainstorm, we came up with a better option that combined my campaign slogan, Stronger Together, with "Onward!" the exhortation I'd been using to close personal notes for years.
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US Treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin triggered a brawl over protectionism during his first overseas meeting last month when he blocked fellow G20 finance ministers from issuing a longstanding exhortation against erecting trade barriers.
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That door, which conservatives say church doctrine demands should be sealed shut, was cracked open by Francis in a footnote in Amoris laetitia, a 280 apostolic exhortation addressing the pastoral care of families.
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It's an exhortation just to cook what you have, make it hot and crisp, and sweet and salty all at once, and to serve it with genuine affection to those whom you love.
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Sunday was the second anniversary of the publication of Francis' previous apostolic exhortation, Amoris Laetitia, which occasioned an outcry among some conservatives for Francis' position on allowing communion for divorced and remarried Catholics.
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But if Pope Francis does not mean his apostolic exhortation to be implemented along the sweeping, come-all-eventually-back-to-communion lines proposed by Bishop McElroy, he should say so, and soon.
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Three months after that vote, Francis delivered his response, ignoring the proposal altogether in an Apostolic Exhortation, a mechanism used to instruct and encourage the Catholic faithful but not to define Church doctrine.
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"The other harmful ideological error is found in those who find suspect the social engagement of others, seeing it as superficial, worldly, secular, materialist, communist or populist," Francis wrote in an apostolic exhortation.
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For instance, a group of four senior cardinals signed the dubia, a list of objections to Francis's 2016 apostolic exhortation Amoris Laetitia, which opened the door to granting divorced-and-remarried couples communion.
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"The apostolic exhortation is not just the last step of a long process," said Father Antonio Spadaro, a Jesuit priest close to the pope and editor in chief of the Catholic journal Civiltà Cattolica.
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The Islamic State's exhortation for Muslims to attack civilians in countries participating in the United States-led coalition has resonated with a number of people prone to mental illness, like the attacker in Nice.
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Tejal Rao's recipe for aligot (above), for instance, is a far more helpful guide to the creation of that awesome mixture of potatoes and cheese than a simple exhortation to mix potatoes and cheese.
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If the G.O.P.'s surrender to candidate Trump made exhortations about Republican politicians' duty to their country seem like so much pointless verbiage, now President Trump has managed to make exhortation seem unavoidable again.
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But Mr. Harrold, who is from Ferguson, Mo., was especially shaken by the killing of Michael Brown there in August 2014 — so he composed "MB Lament," a stirring piece that consolidates elegy and exhortation.
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Also on the home-buying checklist that Robert W. Tull Jr., a financial planner in Chesapeake, Va., gives to clients is an exhortation to make like a reporter and talk to any potential neighbors.
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Amy's exhortation to Jo suggests it's up to her to find her own voice and drive her own story, and by the end of the film, it's clear that's exactly what Jo has done.
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I don't know anyone who now thinks of pelicans as models of Christian self-sacrifice, or the imagined couplings of vipers and lampreys as an allegorical exhortation for wives to put up with unpleasant husbands.
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Francis is due to issue a document called an Apostolic Exhortation after two years of debate and two major meetings of bishops to discuss the family - the Vatican's way of referring to its policies concerning sex.
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The papal document, formally known as a Post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation, is also expected to call for better programmes for marriage preparation and echo the synod's stand that homosexual unions cannot be equated with heterosexual marriage.
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"This is an invitation—in fact and exhortation—for Mr. Trump to look at the constitutional implications of his policies," said the ACLU's executive director Anthony D. Romero in a conference call with journalists on Wednesday.
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This is even truer here on Little Palm Island, a private five-acre islet that offers a chandelier-bedecked, thatched-roof luxury resort, a smattering of mischievous key deer and one exhortation: Let it all go.
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The 256-page document — known as an apostolic exhortation and titled "Amoris Laetitia," Latin for "The Joy of Love" — calls for priests to welcome single parents, gay people and unmarried straight couples who are living together.
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The comedian Dan Telfer, who also saw "Buster Scruggs" last week and recommended to others on Twitter that they do the same, found his exhortation was met with bafflement: People hadn't realized the movie had opened.
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Seifert's sin was to have raised questions about "Amoris Laetitia," the controversial papal exhortation on marriage, whose ambiguous statements on divorce and remarriage the philosopher described as a potential "theological atom bomb" for Catholic moral teaching.
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In the document known as an Apostolic Exhortation called "Gaudete et Exsultate," (Rejoice and Be Glad), the pope also bewails the amount of defamation and slander spread online by some Roman Catholic bloggers and Twitter users.
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I'm not sure what people who aren't interested in film or familiar with these personages will make of a kaleidoscopic enterprise that takes its title from an exhortation by the onetime studio chief Darryl F. Zanuck.
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Despite John Lewis's exhortation that we can make a difference, despite the lived conviction that we can and will overcome, it is still there today, and it still gleams white all day long and through the night.
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I promised a post last week about the varying conservative Catholic responses to Pope Francis's apostolic exhortation, and I've decided it might be useful to use Damon Linker's broadside against the pope's critics as an introductory device.
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On Saturday alone, in addition to the Juggalo gathering, there was the Mother of All Rallies — an exhortation to the red-cap-wearing faithful to "take our country back" — and, blocks away, a counterprotest opposing white supremacy.
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In its critique of economism and rejection of technocratic business as usual, in the exhortation of its proponents to think critically about what we as a species really want, degrowth contains much that I find theoretically compelling.
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Ms. Blanchett's voice-over quotes the most famous sentence from Marx and Engels's 1848 Communist Manifesto — "All that is solid melts into air" — then touches on the extremes of manifestoes from incendiary exhortation to laid-back parody.
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His exhortation that insects and birds "feast" on the glorious image of the flayed beef exemplifies the standard trope (advanced, in part, by Ernst Gombrich) about the persuasive wizardry of the artist and the power of his images.
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There are mayor's mailboxes on the websites of every municipal government, usually indicated by a button next to a biography of the official with an exhortation to "write me a letter" (or, in practice, send an e-mail).
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If the bank looks for more equity investments in the future, it will ensure these comply with Francis's message of social responsibility, Franssu said, like the exhortation to save the planet contained in last year's encyclical "Laudato Si".
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Pope Francis's ultimate response to that discussion was a papal exhortation, Amoris Laetitia [The Joy of Love], that included a footnote that seemed, ambiguously, to offer permission for different dioceses and countries to allow communion for the remarried.
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But in their unruly way they seem to have managed to rise above dissension, with the help of a succession of speeches on Monday night that together would make a remarkable highlight reel of political exhortation toward unity.
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But it was her work on female writers, and the accompanying exhortation to re-examine how society judges what writing is significant, that helped expand the reading lists of high schools and colleges to include long-ignored women.
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His exhortation to business to help "raise the platform on which our whole society stands" was of a piece with panels on how to make "profit with purpose" and on the role of firms in lessening social inequality.
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The document — titled "Amoris Laetitia," or "The Joy of Love," and known as an apostolic exhortation — did not require churches to offer communion to the divorced, but it left the door open for bishops and priests to determine.
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Obama pointedly stopped short of what some of his critics had demanded – that he echo U.S. President Ronald Reagan's famous exhortation in a 1987 speech in West Berlin for Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to tear down the Berlin Wall.
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At the end of their conference, participants will vote on various articles in a final document, which will then go to the pope, who will decide whether to make it an official Apostolic Exhortation based on the synod meetings.
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This exhortation also applies to how the economy moves from expansion to recession and back, according to Bob Prince, the co-chief investment officer of Bridgewater Associates, the world's largest hedge fund with $160 billion in assets under management.
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"War, huh, yeah, what is it good for?" ask the lyrics of the Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong song, which, sung by Mr. Starr as a form of grunting, wailing exhortation, went to the top of the Billboard charts.
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The North's official Korean Central News Agency called the resolution unanimously adopted by the Council "unprecedented and gangster-like," and it quoted Mr. Kim as repeating his exhortation to his military to further advance its nuclear and missile capabilities.
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It is essentially an exhortation to the living gathered to ceremonially assign a plot of ground to soldiers who died, to take up the serious and necessary task of dedicating themselves to the cause of keeping the nation whole.
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Again, I think it's, like other things in life, where you hear the advice but you can't internalize it until you actually experience it first hand, I'm not sure how useful the exhortation is, but they really are hard.
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Not only was he not speaking ex cathedra (the rarely used mechanism by which popes can speak "infallibly") but he had also chosen to use an apostolic exhortation — a more informal mode of address — to get his point across.
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However, Pope Francis's 2016 apostolic exhortation, Amoris Laetitia, contained a footnote suggesting that it was up to individual parish priests to make a decision on whether or not remarried couples in their parish should be allowed to take communion.
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The immediate bone of contention is a papal document or "exhortation" issued nearly a year ago which appeared, albeit in very oblique language, to open the way for communion to be offered to people in what the church calls irregular unions.
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The Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines did not name Duterte in a carefully worded but highly critical "pastoral exhortation," but the allusion to the president and his tough anti-crime crackdowns, which have alarmed human rights groups, was clear.
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The exhortation to Trump, who this week stunned fellow Republicans by backing several gun control measures his party has long opposed, reflected a fierce tug-of-war for the president's support on gun measures in the wake of a deadly Feb.
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Still, before this week, many were inclined to put faith in Chancellor Angela Merkel's exhortation that "we can do this" when it came to integrating the nearly one million migrants and refugees to whom she had opened the country's doors.
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The pronouncement is the latest among sweeping changes attempted at a time of crisis by the conglomerate and carries echoes of a 1993 exhortation by Samsung Group patriarch Lee Kun-hee to executives to "change everything but your wife and children".
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But the French is a bit more specific in its exhortation, a bit more committed to the active voice when it says Imaginons un monde où les femmes libérées de l'emprise de la violence s'épanouissent dans le respect et la liberté.
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Inspectors flagged down workers with state cars or trucks to get them to pick others up after President Miguel Diaz-Canel's exhortation for Cubans to show solidarity in these times of crisis and everyone due their bit to improve fuel efficiency.
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" Now comes a young Harvard man, a graduate student, turning your exhortation on the power of public sentiment back on you — you have just quoted Abraham Lincoln — to ask about the Democrats "running on a platform of not supporting you.
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He added that Mr. Macron was both, but then urged him to reach out to everyone — an important exhortation for the new president, who was the choice of only 24 percent of voters in the first round of the election.
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The revealer in today's puzzle, at 32A, is the self-explanatory "DRINK DRINK DRINK" exhortation in "The Drinking Song" from the Sigmund Romberg/Dorothy Donnelly operetta: Two of the Down theme entries cross the Across theme entries, a nice touch.
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The line about Puritans concludes a sentence that is "an exhortation to pursue the truth until a certain endpoint," said Danielle S. Allen, a professor and political philosopher on the Presidential Task Force on Inclusion and Belonging, which launched the competition.
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The 84-year-old cardinal, who is originally from Shanghai and has a great following among Chinese Catholics, said he had voiced his concerns in letters to the pope, but had so far only received an acknowledgment and an exhortation to pray together.
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The pope made his appeal in a major document known as an Apostolic Exhortation called "Gaudete et Exsultate" (Rejoice and be Glad), a 100-page booklet on how people can be holy in a modern world filled with secular distractions and materialism.
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What, then, are we to make of Trump's exhortation to Russia, and the mendacity of Trump campaign officials who lied -- either to Mueller or to Congress -- about their involvement with Russian operatives to such an extent that it impaired the special counsel's investigation?
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Eggers's exhortation ignores everything about the history of the United States, including its relation to race, immigration, and global enterprise and the fact that not all the blending in the world can cover over fault lines that run so deep and wide.
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"The exhortation will disappoint those who expected rules, in one direction or another, but it's exactly this mentality of rules that the pope wants to unhinge, especially on these issues," said Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia, president of the Pontifical Council for the Family.
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Women have not been required to wear head scarves, and while an order to do so seems unlikely, some liberals like Mr. Engin worry that it could happen, particularly in light of Mr. Erdogan's recent exhortation for Turkish women to have more children.
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The whole poem is well worth reading in full, but just to whet your appetite, here's the final exhortation: O, let America be America again—The land that never has been yet—And yet must be—the land where every man is free.
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In its place there is a renewed interest in separatism and retrenchment, and a turn toward exhortation and anathema — a combination that defines the recent conservative-evangelical Nashville Statement on homosexuality and gender identity, and that has generated counter-anathematization in its turn.
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" On building that wall In what sounded like a direct subtweet of Donald Trump's exhortation to "build the wall" on the US-Mexico border, Wang said, "Erecting walls will not resolve global challenges, and blaming others for one's own problems does not work.
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If this exhortation to live in the moment and appreciate the bounty of one's life sounds familiar, it may be because the same basic idea has gained purchase lately in the American embrace of mindfulness, a concept with origins in Buddhism that has gone mainstream.
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But along with its exhortation to embrace your friends and family — and maybe even your sworn enemies, since you never know when you might need them — when you're out fighting crime, Lego Batman also nudges us to let loose and use our imaginations again.
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One presents the artist's rendering of the iconic kitten hanging from a branch, with the exhortation to "HANG IN THERE DINGUS", and the other reads "WHEN LIFE GIVE LEMON" [sic], finishing the phrase with an image of a rocks glass adorned with a lemon slice.
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And while skeptics were disappointed that the latest apostolic exhortation did not change church teachings regarding Catholics who are divorced or in same-sex marriages, the document signals the end for one particular kind of medieval millstone — Catholic guilt, especially in regard to sex.
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At their ceremony, Mr. Bratton urged them to avoid the "blue cocoon that isolates you from the community," and added an exhortation that could fittingly encapsulate his remarkable career: "Together we can make New York a city that is safe and fair — everywhere for everyone."
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And those "war crimes" moments—a little girl witnessing a rape in her own home, another little girl choosing to die with her mother rather than run with Arya ... wow a lot of little girls on fire, running—feel like straight-up moral exhortation.
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Are the tens of thousands of migrant children held in government custody, some of whom never see their families again, to feel comforted by American Dirt's limp exhortation to the average reader—or by Oprah Winfrey's selection of the novel for her famed Book Club?
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The slogan was an exhortation not only for women who lacked the right to vote, but also for those who already had it, since ratification depended on a national coalition, drawing resources from suffrage strongholds and dispatching them to the expanding flanks of the movement.
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The April apostolic exhortation also called for priests to welcome single parents, gay people and unmarried straight couples who are living together, but it affirmed the church's opposition to same-sex marriage, insisting that gay relationships cannot be seen as equivalent to heterosexual unions.
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In recent years, Francis has come under fire for including a footnote in an apostolic exhortation he wrote, suggesting that parish priests have the authority to grant communion to divorced-and-remarried couples, even as the Catholic Church formally denies the legitimacy of these unions.
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However, Davis may also repeat his exhortation to hardline Brexit supporters in Britain to ease off on criticism of the fact that the country will remain bound by essentially all EU rules, including on immigration and the supremacy of EU courts, for nearly two years after Brexit.
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Broad Band's final exhortation, with its inspirational optimism, reminded me of a trip I took in the fall of 2014, to Phoenix, Arizona, where I attended, for the first time, the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing, an annual conference for women in technology and engineering.
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The tool he chose for his attack, a speeding vehicle, also fits with a 219 exhortation by Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, the spokesman for the Islamic State, to would-be jihadists who wanted to kill French or American citizens but did not have any bombs to hand.
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Played here in an arrangement for 10 instruments, including Chinese pipa (conducted surely by Alex Wen), the instrumental sounds suggest the heaving, pummeling emotional subtext of the story, as the characters sing Mr. Huang's urgent vocal lines, shifting from dramatic exhortation to moments of poignant lyrical reflection.
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It was the latest iteration of Ms. Pelosi's campaign-trail exhortation to Democratic candidates to "just win, baby" — her swaggering way of saying they should do whatever they had to to protect the party's chances of winning the majority, even if that meant breaking with her personally.
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After Trump's exhortation to keep trying, party members met with Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price behind closed doors to try to come together on a major Republican promise of the past seven years - undoing former Democratic President Barack Obama's signature legislation, popularly known as Obamacare.
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And listening to tonight's farewell address, I am struck by this final exhortation, which seems precisely aimed at those who would retreat from politics after losing a race: If you're disappointed by your elected officials, grab a clipboard, get some signatures, and run for office yourself.
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Editorial An opportunity to pass the most significant federal criminal justice reform in a generation may be slipping away — despite the tireless efforts of many top Republicans and Democrats in Congress, as well as a rare exhortation from President Obama during last month's State of the Union address.
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Francis did not mention the proposal by name in his Wednesday Apostolic Exhortation, but addressed the priest shortage by urging expanded powers for lay people and permanent deacons, saying the Amazon needs "many more," and the Vatican must find new incentives for priests to work in the region.
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Perhaps they've even slipped in a sly admonition for some of their originalism-obsessed counterparts in the United States, with the repeated exhortation that courts need to view original intent through the lens of contemporary society, that without a "dynamic, vibrant and pragmatic interpretation," the Constitution becomes lifeless.
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It was then that I wrote a novel inspired by my experience, and it was then that I began reading 17th-century poets like Robert Herrick, whose exhortation to "make much of time" motivated me to view my hiatus as a revelatory experience highlighting humanity's fundamental dependence and neediness.
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Written in terse but flexible couplets, Terra Lucida takes its title from the "Earth of Light," the spiritual paradise of Iranian mysticism, and encompasses a range of discourses, including personal memories, historical and current events, reworkings of myth and parable, midrashic commentary, ecstatic prophecy, exhortation, hymn, psalm, and prayer.
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Apostolic Exhortation Evangelii gaudium, 235), prioritizes actions that support, stimulate and make the unity and mission of the Church grow above every kind of sterile division sown by the father of lies who, trying to hurt the shepherd, wants nothing more than that the sheep be dispersed (cf.
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After Trump's exhortation to keep trying, party members met with Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price behind closed doors on Wednesday night to try to finally come together on a major Republican promise of the past seven years - undoing former Democratic President Barack Obama's signature legislation, popularly known as Obamacare.
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In "The Dumb Waiter," Pinter mines abundant comedy from the absurd exhortation to "light the kettle" while accenting the gathering dread as the two men, Ben (Danny Dyer) and Gus (Martin Freeman), interact increasingly testily with each other and with the dumb waiter that gives this comedy of menace its title.
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Yet posterity might score him higher on a broader metric had he been as effective in the more intimate persuasions of Congress, as consistent in projecting empathy as at exhortation, or more resolute abroad; had he been as adept at championing legislation or facing down tyrants as he could be at stirring hearts.
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Viewers are also treated to textually immersive wall works by poet and artist Marcus Civin, whose "Baltimore Call and Response" (2016) is the kind of exhortation that gets the blood boiling as it produces questions that pry open possibilities against aggressive accounting, for life under capitalism, impromptu performance, and long-term action.
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Echoing "Silent Spring," Rachel Carson's galvanizing 1962 exhortation against pesticides and weedkillers, and presaging the creation of the federal Environmental Protection Agency by President Richard M. Nixon in 20063, Dr. Gates was in the vanguard of scientists who raised the alarm about an ecological crisis that would culminate in global warming from greenhouse gases.
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The day before Pope Francis issued an apostolic exhortation with the message that caring for migrants should be as important to Catholics as their opposition to abortion, Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary, a self-styled defender of Christianity, won a landslide electoral victory with the message that welcoming migrants is worse than abortion.
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Cardinal Müller told the Italian publication Il Timone that church doctrine clearly prohibits divorced and remarried Catholics from receiving communion unless they abstain from sex, a position laid out in a 1981 exhortation by Pope John Paul II. Cardinal Müller also pointed to a 1993 encyclical from John Paul that warned against moral relativism.
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"Following the nooses and the threatening statements on the bananas, as a result of the publication of her name, photo, and contact information; the exhortation to intimidate her online; and the ensuing threats and harassment, Ms. Dumpson suffered severe mental and physical trauma, the impact of which touches every aspect of her life," the original lawsuit reads.
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He is less interested in explicitly presenting solutions than naming the problem — that "we have millions of people in the richest country in the history of the world who are struggling every single day," which is a phrase he repeats daily, almost like an exhortation, as if to grab the American working class by its shoulders.
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This definition comes from a sweepstakes sponsored by 22 Days Nutrition — a food company that Beyoncé and Jay-Z co-own with their personal trainer Marco Borges — in which participants can enter to win Beyoncé and Jay-Z concert tickets "for life" in exchange for tolerating a mild digital exhortation to adopt a plant-centric diet.
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To the Editor: Re "At the Top of All Lists: Ventilators" (Business, March 19): President Trump's exhortation that governors "try getting it yourselves" regarding ventilators and that the federal government is "not a shipping clerk" for state governments in need of supplies couldn't compare more unfavorably to the way President Obama treated the crisis states faced during the Great Recession.
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Nor (just to explain its status) is it a full-blown encyclical, the high-level doctrinal declaration of the kind that was issued on the environment last year; technically it is an "apostolic exhortation" or a word of advice to priests, couples and families which sums up two major deliberations on the family which the pope has convened in the last couple of years.
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Ben SasseBenjamin (Ben) Eric SasseThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump lauds tariffs on China while backtracking from more To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Feds face mounting pressure over Epstein's death MORE's (R-Neb.) exhortation to re-evaluate its use of contractors to heart — including Edward Snowden, this is the third known major breach of surveillance tools from a contractor.
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He mentions Mr. Trump's notorious "I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot someone," and I assume that he is aware of the boast about grabbing women, the invitation to the Russians to hack Hillary Clinton's emails, the exhortation to his supporters at his rallies to assault protesters, the denigration of John McCain's military service, not to mention the endless lies.
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My Sunday column talked a bit about the way in which varying interpretations of "Amoris Laetitia," Pope Francis's apostolic exhortation on the family, have produced variations in official Catholic teaching on marriage from diocese to diocese, region to region – a "submerged schism," to borrow a phrase from the Vatican-watcher Andrea Gagliarducci, which thanks to the astringent words of certain bishops is no longer even that submerged.
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Punctuated by the exhortation "work and work and work," the song by the soul group Rose Royce explains that while the Dee-Luxe is "no place to be if you plan on being a star" (never mind that at least in the final credits just about everyone gets to be one), it's "better than digging a ditch" (what isn't?) and "the boss don't mind if you act the fool" (of course not).
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" (Cindy Williams, Amy Irving, Sissy Spacek and Jodie Foster were among those who also read for the part.) Many of Ms. Fisher's line readings from that film have since become part of the cinematic canon: her repeated, almost hypnotic exhortation, "Help me, Obi-Wan Kenobi, you're my only hope"; her wryly unimpressed reaction when Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) arrives in disguise to rescue her from a detention cell: "Aren't you a little short for a stormtrooper?
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But more likely Rome will at some point be required to rule more clearly on precisely the issue that Ivereigh asserts is settled, finished, closed, and in need of no further commentary – because until Rome rules, not only surly, noisy lay Catholic scribblers in rich countries (as he, a lay Catholic scribbler from a rich country, describes the pope's critics) but actual bishops of the church will probably continue treating the questions raised by the dubia as open and debatable, and the answers suggested by the two synods and the papal exhortation as ambiguous in the extreme.
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The understanding of the distinct role of the laity in the mission of the church, the transformation of the temporal order and its sanctification was developed further after the Second Vatican Council by Pope Saint John Paul II. In his apostolic exhortation, Christifideles Laici, he connected the vocation of the laity in the world to living out of the Universal Call to Holiness spoken of in Lumen Gentium: "The vocation of the lay faithful to holiness implies that life according to the Spirit expresses itself in a particular way in their involvement in temporal affairs and in their participation in earthy activities" (17).
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