READ: Leaked ISIS documents reveal recruits' blood types, obedience levels
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Your obedience and love towards our Heavenly Father is admirable.
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Pleased with her obedience, the gods granted her irrational fame.
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Back to obedience school So your pup sits on command.
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"The whole thing is about authority and obedience," Mirabile adds.
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Members of Parliament were rewarded for obedience rather than talent.
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In the Army, what duty most often necessitates is obedience.
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Donkeys aren't like horses, which can be spurred into obedience.
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Living in Hong Kong, my parents emphasized obedience and rules.
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It's not so much about celibacy, but the requirement of obedience.
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He was a strong and powerful man and he expected obedience.
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They also must sign a lifetime vow of obedience, she said.
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"Politeness" is not obedience, but a mutable constant and an executive
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Trump is demanding conformity and obedience over championing freedom of expression.
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It is built on conjecture, yet demands unquestioning obedience in return.
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Like the Spartans, Ricky was perfect in obedience to his laws.
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German Shepherd -- but they were finishing a 5-week obedience course.
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The important thing is that this form of socialism compels obedience.
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Turner, over and over, uses his preacherly gift to counsel obedience.
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Male replicants, for their part, are also bound to their programmed obedience.
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These dogs are often adopted out with three months of obedience training.
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"This is a lifetime vow of obedience," Salzman testified she was told.
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Lovers of the breed admire the Doberman for its fearlessness and obedience.
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What they don't like about me is that I don't give obedience.
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Yet on January 24th Francis demanded its grand master's obedience and resignation.
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These "rentier states" provided cradle-to-grave benefits in return for obedience.
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Congress can ask a federal court to compel obedience to a subpoena.
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Posing for the caricature was actually an exercise in patience and obedience.
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Now, Absolute Obedience is one of those that came from my syllabi.
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Under Putin, they were co-opted, marginalized, or strong-armed into obedience.
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The whole system back then was built on the concept of obedience.
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Back then, programs like D.A.R.E. and 'abstinence only' scared me into obedience.
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Most of his patients participate in sports like Flyball, agility and obedience.
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Obedience definitely gives you that bond, but not as much as Flyball.
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"Blind obedience to a corrupt culture has serious consequences," Judge Anderson continued.
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We need to stop teaching children that obedience is their greatest virtue.
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If she wants to drop the obedience promise, there's plenty of precedent.
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And your cop's soul in return cries out for straight lines and obedience.
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Stuck in obedience to the NRA, or party purity tests, or big donors.
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Modern dressage has its roots in training cavalry steeds, where obedience was paramount.
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Her blind obedience ultimately results in the sexual assault of a young cashier.
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It provided increased prosperity, but it did not forget its demand for obedience.
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Political appointees looking for simple blind obedience from career executives have misplaced expectations.
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Mr Madkhali tells followers to show unflinching obedience to the wali al-amr.
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Fides said some 200 priests had written to the pope promising their obedience.
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Allegorical images — Temperance, Justice, Charity — on urban facades promoted civic pride and obedience.
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Images of execution, paralyzing fear, group obedience and numb acceptance come and go.
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"I'm afraid my obedience in that diocese would be absolutely zero," she said.
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"I do dog sports, like agility and obedience, plus scent detection," she said.
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They imposed obedience to corporate capitalism and globalization within academia and the press.
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But former members have said that Mr. Raniere demands cultlike obedience from followers.
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Their awed obedience can encourage rigid enforcement of even vague or conflicting policies.
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Delta does not require evidence that the animal has graduated from obedience school.
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It dictated absolute obedience to the leader over concerns of right and wrong.
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Most universities, often considered places for self-discovery, value obedience above personal expression.
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These are the true authoritarians — they value obedience while scoring low on compassion.
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Members recall that during Mr. Figari's heyday, Sodalitium focused on discipline and obedience.
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That require analysis and strategic planning, as opposed to obedience to a norm.
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Rather, followers are bound by their loyalty and obedience to a single leader.
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How the party revived an ancient philosophy to extol order and compel obedience.
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You need some more elements, though, to make this case for partisan obedience.
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Villagers and factory employees responded to the government's decision with obedience and loyalty.
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Our guide should be not blind obedience, in other words, but reasoned deliberation.
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Priests cannot marry, so sexuality from the start was about abstinence, and obedience.
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The trap confines one to a life where deference and obedience are the norm.
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Da, known for his obedience at the gym, walked forward for three full rounds.
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Trump seems to interpret this loyalty and obedience as political support for him personally.
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They're what's supposed to require obedience, what's supposed to be supernaturally preserved from error.
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Unquestioning obedience from those who orbit him is the central fact of his life.
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One of the group's common tactics was to mock the state through exaggerated obedience.
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Many sex traffickers have used this tradition to guarantee the obedience of their victims.
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One eventually has to ask whether anything would be enough to unmoor such obedience.
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He sees vengeance as a life philosophy, and he believes obedience comes through fear.
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God's mercy isn't only a mechanism for reviving the possibility of obedience to divine law.
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That said, his aforementioned book showcases the extensive survey results of 703 dog obedience judges.
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Here, it's about power and submission—we're talking S&M games, submissiveness, punishment, and obedience.
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The response from police has always been an unquestioning, unwavering loyalty to him and obedience.
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However, based on those adorable faces ... we're guessing it's more obedience than attack dog school.
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The once-beloved former general appears shocked and angered by the public's lack of obedience.
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Here, Cuddles worked with an inmate to learned basic obedience and received much needed socialization.
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But Sessions defended it by invoking a Biblical verse that urges obedience to government power.
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Threats against children are a favored methodology used by Central American gangs to extract obedience.
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Severe and unyielding, it compelled obedience in ways that an ordinary, law-abiding society cannot.
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Dogs and their handlers went through three phases of instruction: drill/obedience, aggression and scouting.
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Parents were instructed to set strict schedules, demand obedience and refrain from kissing or cuddling.
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Dice periodically subjects her to mental or physical hazing to test her level of obedience.
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Not so long ago, smoking was as much a part of the culture as obedience.
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Submission and obedience would be used as tools to achieve those goals, several women said.
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But while the military demands obedience to authority, it also prizes a certain reckless audacity.
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Batman has lost faith in the government, while Superman has pledged his obedience to it.
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Not for cat people: The 26rd Westminster Dog Show's Masters Obedience Championship at Pier 94.
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And in the South, Protestant clergy used Christianity to justify slaves' obedience to slave owners.
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"Ultimately, they were my slaves and they were under a collateralized vow of obedience," Salzman testified.
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They insist on obedience and repression, apparently unable to accept the person their daughter really is.
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The first season saw Jessica Jones battling a demented villain with the power to compel obedience.
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You know, the Chinese understand the North Koreans and don&apost expect obedience all the time.
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Get ready to meet a lot of Maxes and and Bellas in your dog's obedience class.
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" He added that the only requirement to be labeled a conservative is "total obedience to Trump.
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Money, ideology or blackmail are more likely to procure "allegiance, obedience and adherence" than a passport.
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Let's insist that our schools teach critical thinking to our young people, not just blind obedience.
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Overzealous obedience to this hydration advice has uncovered a dark underbelly to superior hydration practices: overhydration.
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The demon, rejecting God as a "tyrant" who demands obedience, not power, seeks freedom and knowledge.
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Submission and obedience were said to be the solution to achieve those goals, several women said.
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She updated her job profile on Indeed and got a hit from a dog obedience company.
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You could see the conflict on his face, the push and pull between obedience and protection.
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Benedict, who promised his successor "reverence and obedience" when he retired, is now 91 and frail.
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The soldiers know they serve so Americans can speak their minds, not be cowed into obedience.
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There are still other shows, like agility and obedience, that are part of the larger competition.
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Rebellion against the formulas prescribed by those powers is not always rewarded; obedience is invariably punished.
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They have won the Masters Obedience Championship for four consecutive years since it began in 2016.
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More than 2,800 pups are put to the test in categories ranging from obedience to agility.
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"There are three vows that even Jesuit brothers take: poverty, chastity and obedience," said Brother Consolmagno.
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The groom, who graduated from Obedience School, works from home, keeping the yard free of squirrels.
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The leader, who demanded absolute obedience, bullied Mr. McNeely from the pulpit for the slightest infractions.
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"In simple obedience to duty as they understood it," reads the inscription at Arlington's Confederate Memorial.
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Obedience and authority exist on a spectrum, we fluctuate between agency and insecurity on the daily.
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Those who favor traditional characteristics like respect for elders, obedience, and good manners flock to them.
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Sharpe works with the new water boy five days a week on obedience, hunting and retrieving training.
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The goal is to nudge people toward behaviors ranging from energy conservation to obedience to the Party.
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Witnesses testified that leaders of the organization psychologically manipulated and abused its members and demanded total obedience.
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She has a message for the ladies about god and obedience and learning lessons, blah blah blah.
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Skynet was going to obliterate humanity under its cybernetic boot, or maybe just squish us into obedience.
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His party, the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF), has eyes in every village, and enforces obedience through fear.
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It means an older person, usually a man, who expects unquestioning obedience from people who are junior.
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What she really means is that the terms of sleeping with her require complete obedience and subservience.
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Equally important, the next leader must be someone who commands the respect and obedience of the conference.
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"Blind obedience to a corrupt culture has serious consequences," Anderson said, according to the US attorney's statement.
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In September, one prisoner told me guards had used group punishment to compel obedience from another prisoner.
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"We once again reaffirm our absolute obedience to the Holy Father and Holy Mother Church," it said.
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It is a generic statement about obedience that does not refer specifically to families, children, or immigration.
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Noah is a good man, but his story is a lesson in the dangers of blind obedience.
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Following them is almost always a good idea, but obedience for the wrong reasons can be toxic.
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Has the ability to toss treats and has a clicker sound to use in reinforcing obedience training.
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This may be a Congress with many caucuses — floating coalitions rather than just follow-the-leader obedience.
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Pursued by a vicious dog, he finds rejuvenation in nature's wonders after a lifetime of mute obedience.
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Whatever the machination, on July 14th, 1608, Caravaggio succeeded in joining the non-celibate Knights of Obedience.
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The poor, he says, are the ones who are most affected by climate change, so our care for the environment must spring not just from obedience to God's commands to care for his creation but also from our obedience to Christ's care for the poorest and most vulnerable.
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"Even though Jesus was God&aposs Son, He learned obedience from the things He suffered" ( Hebrews 5:8 ).
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Pure obedience to these gods, whom you were created to serve, results in a less-than-happy ending.
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So when I joined the Jesuits, all they asked was to do the three vows: poverty, chastity, obedience.
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David's meek obedience through this dumbshow makes him seem passive and not always relatable, which seems entirely deliberate.
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First, Fulcher found a challenging obedience class for Joey, to make sure he was up for the work.
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We do make vows, but our obedience is to the cycles of the earth and to the plants.
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In this world (as in our own), "cooperation" is expected to be enacted as obedience, subordination, and assimilation.
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All this has started to chip away at a culture of obedience to family, religious leaders and governments.
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The feathers descending in Schade's "Obedience Scale" evoke the fate of Icarus who flew too close the sun.
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Recently, I adopted a rescue mutt and have been taking her to obedience classes at the local shelter.
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Without the basic morality and obedience to a higher authority religion teaches, liberal democracy would not be possible.
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The apology-as-a-sign-of-obedience is part of a pantomime the left demands from its adherents.
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And it deployed a fearsome secret police, the Stasi, along with a vast surveillance network to ensure obedience.
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And about the creation of entertainment as obedience — you'll go to these things and you'll like these things.
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It suggested that disobedience is a higher cognitive skill than obedience, and affirmed how essential it can be.
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Those respondents who choose respect for elders, good manners, obedience and being well-behaved are rated more authoritarian.
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It places Amazon Catholics in a delicate position, forced to temper their desire for change with religious obedience.
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I fell in love at obedience class, where he demonstrated what I took for a drive to excel.
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It is clear that spanking may be effective in causing immediate obedience, but this effect is short-lived.
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Powerful forces who hiss and howl at the mere mention of God, morality and obedience to the Constitution.
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If Germany's obedience to rules got it into its low-investment funk, perhaps new rules can get it out.
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He said he cooperated in the investigation and accepted the pope&aposs decision out of obedience to the church.
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However, his obedience didn't last for long and he soon attempted to force his way to the bathroom again.
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We live in a society where obedience is rewarded anywhere: at home, at school, at work, in the army.
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She started military classes there in 2660 to teach the importance of discipline, obedience, and a respect for authority.
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It's the premise at the center of a few famous psychological studies, such as Stanley Milgram's study on obedience.
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Like many of their songs, it balances god-fearing with rebellion; obedience with hesitation; the everlasting with the transitory.
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He credits the entertainment industry with creating unrealistic standards of beauty, and encouraging vain obedience in return for popularity.
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Le pouvoir worries that it can no longer afford to buy the public's obedience with government jobs and subsidies.
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The flipside of this draconian approach was a sophisticated culture of concealment, in which resistance was disguised as obedience.
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In a world of conformity and mechanical obedience, he develops an antiquated faculty that has long been thought extinct.
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CHILDREN sit with straight backs chanting in loud voices from the Dizi Gui, a classic Chinese text about obedience.
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Fetishizing obedience is nothing new, but women's reaction to the so-called romance novel "50 Shades of Grey" was.
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After Mao's death, Deng Xiaoping and the CCP struck a new bargain with the Chinese people: prosperity for obedience.
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It is un-American to let the government use your own tax dollars to buy your off-duty obedience.
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The second thing within that was a vow of obedience to her, in terms of a master/slave relationship.
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Witnesses testified that leaders of the organization psychologically manipulated and abused its members and demanded total obedience from them.
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Sister Harney found a book on the vows — poverty, obedience, chastity — that she had bought once but never read.
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No reader will agree with a critic all the time, and no critic requires obedience or assent from readers.
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These leaders demanded total obedience and called followers to abandon family and live communally, as the first Christians did.
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He founded Sodalitium in the early 1970s on deeply conservative values and the promise of a life of obedience.
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" These voters, according to Ekins and Haidt, "are the true authoritarians — they value obedience while scoring low on compassion.
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For one thing, Instagram puts a premium on superficial dog traits like cuteness over ones like intelligence or obedience.
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Before rapt audiences, these "mesmerists" used carefully choreographed gestures to lull their subjects into a state of credulous obedience.
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Unlike their jihadist cousins, though, these Salafists preach absolute obedience to an earthly ruler, in this case Mr. Hifter.
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Such whacky statutes sow seeds of distrust, which blossoms into inconsistent obedience to the comprehensive, overarching rule of law.
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On the one hand, it's surprising that these East Asian societies that so value obedience should have perfected the revenge narrative in popular culture, though on the other, it isn't at all: When the idea of obedience is used to justify authoritarian governments and socially rigid hierarchies, rebellion is never far-off.
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Aside from the human factor, Copik found that obedience training can also play a large role on a pooch's personality.
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It can become really powerful, really addictive, and it can really convince people that are doing it to give obedience.
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There has been an increase in demands for obedience not only to Mr Xi himself but also to the party.
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She and Mack both pledged a lifelong "vow of obedience" to the alleged cult leader, according to a former member.
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Puppy raisers are expected to help their puppies learn basic obedience commands and ace bi-monthly classes at the Foundation.
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His was caused not by ecclesiastical politicians who preferred obedience to free enquiry, but by muscle-wasting amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
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The conservatives say his giving precedence to conscience over obedience shows it is proper to criticize the current pope, Francis.
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An earlier conversation with Margaery, who talks up the Sparrow, pushes him over the edge of obedience to the gods.
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She screams and squirms, hell-bent on getting free — a haunting contrast with the rest of the episode's pious obedience.
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Questions include 'level of obedience' The forms are tied to one of the world's most reviled, barbaric, ruthless terrorist organizations.
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In this experiment, he uses volunteers to shed light on how authority and obedience plays a part in social experience.
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When Pat Brown began his governorship, Jerry was twenty and a Jesuit novice, honoring vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
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What you think, what you say, and what you do must reflect obedience to religious authority — not your own judgment.
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She was brought up according to the "völkische" values of the Third Reich, which emphasize discipline, obedience, and fanatical patriotism.
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She spent three years in a Catholic convent school, where she developed a deep animus toward dogma and forced obedience.
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"I recognize, and offer my support and obedience, to the transition government led by the president, Juan Guaido," Chirinos said.
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It's a formal pose of resignation, but beneath that performance, the model's attitude of tautly patient obedience is equally clear.
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For a long time, showing obedience and good manners were considered the most important things for a girl to learn.
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Yes, abuse could happen, said Barr, but he sandwiched this acknowledgement in a call for total obedience to law enforcement.
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Mr. Gnassingbé ordered the executions to punish soldiers he believed supported democratic reforms and to terrorize others into complete obedience.
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But in the windowless mission control room, he became a blunt taskmaster, demanding obedience and precision from subordinates and astronauts.
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It's a familiar and sensible concept to most parents, but those who follow it pay a high price for obedience.
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Now, after a lifetime of obedience to his masters, Frank is old, decrepit and alone, seemingly abandoned by his family.
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Lumbering and implacable, she bears down on her victims in zombielike obedience to the tiny voice emanating from her uterus.
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It brings about a blind obedience to grand political schemes, such as the effort to limit Beijing's population to 753m people.
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They feel that growth has yet to bring the broader prosperity promised by the government in return for their political obedience.
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Begun in 1961 by Yale psychologist Stanley Milgram, the series of tests was designed to probe a subject's obedience to authority.
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And those dynamics are something that is fascinating as an artist to have play, because obedience is a very complicated beast.
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In this classic introduction to the Macintosh personal computer, lifeless drones listen to a speaker tell them about conformity and obedience.
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After finishing his initial training, Bergoglio took vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience, and became a Jesuit on March 12, 1960.
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Favored for their intelligence, obedience, friendliness and playful demeanor, the pups were reportedly on their best behavior at the special event.
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Questions about legitimacy are questions about the validity of claims to authority, and the obligations of obedience that flow from authority.
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What they have instead is raw force — armed police, soldiers, spies, and border guards who compel obedience through violence and fear.
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A general preference for obedience and authority, evinced by fancying good manners over curiosity, say, was especially prevalent among Trump supporters.
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And Islam has a lot to say about loyalty and obedience to states that allow Muslims to live safely and devoutly.
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His obedience to the National Rifle Association, regardless of the brutality of the mass murders in Orlando, is weak and shameful.
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Instead of honoring our troops, whose chief virtues are obedience and aggressiveness, we could honor our great dissenters and conscientious objectors.
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Although her father tolerated Wilson's conversion, he was repulsed by the Black Hebrews' canons of male domination, strict obedience and racism.
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Compare this to the musical obedience of Rembrandt's lines and you have to conclude that introspection is more demanding than observation.
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Many seem to swerve between cheap, antiestablishment cynicism, on the one hand, and a lemming-like partisan obedience on the other.
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Lauralee McGuire of Glen Burnie, Md., who was here racing a Border collie named Sulli, migrated from the sport of obedience.
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And since 2010, Mr. McConnell has been convinced that his interests are best served through strict obedience to the Republican base.
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It used to suggest that even though the world had ended, the values of honor and respect and obedience might survive.
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Church officials say the interviews allow bishops to get to know youth better and determine their religious habits and obedience to God.
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If he can do all this, then he can claim the unquestioning obedience that has been the prerogative of the movement's leaders.
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The death of 304 people when a ferry sank five years ago also caused soul-searching about the dangers of blind obedience.
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It's a series of small tests that test your obedience until the very last one, where you wonder how you got there.
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" On the last charge, the complaint accuses Sessions of "misuse of Romans 13 to indicate the necessity of obedience to secular law.
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So it has marshaled the state's religious apparatus to condemn the jihadists and proclaim the religious duty of obedience to the rulers.
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A major tenet of official Saudi Islamic teaching is obedience to rulers — hardly a precept that encourages terrorism intended to break nations.
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But society's obsession with the way women look is less about beauty than about obedience to a punishing external standard — and power.
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In recent years, he has installed officials loyal to him across most provinces and ministries, and ardent supporters have sworn unquestioning obedience.
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Ms. Lempel offers us a set of six theme entries whose last word is also a command in (mostly) canine obedience training.
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"I regard blind obedience as a deviation from tradition even when it purports to be the embodiment of that tradition," Oz writes.
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If the cadets are gesturing like Nazis -- glorifying their obedience to a "hard-ass" leader, who exactly are they all collectively terrorizing?
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In "The Story of My Life," Sullivan described how teaching obedience to the deaf and blind girl had to precede teaching language.
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In the messages, the sender demands total obedience from the women, including sexual favors, as part of their study of Buddhist doctrines.
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"Elite gymnastics requires obedience and strict discipline," said former gymnast Chelsea Williams, who says she is one of Nassar's sex abuse victims.
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The features did not disappoint, including the treat tosser and the clicker sound, which dog owners can use to reinforce obedience training.
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Doctor Manhattan believes that a world of endless adulation and obedience would be great for a self-obsessed, nervy man like Veidt.
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Lam has evolved toward more pro-Beijing positions as Xi Jinping, China's top leader, has demanded ever greater obedience from Hong Kong.
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Witnesses in the trial, however, testified that the organization psychologically manipulated and abused its members and demanded total obedience to its leaders.
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Master Series' Obedience Extreme Sex Bench with Restraint Straps, which retails for about $750 but is currently on sale on Amazon for $385.
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The basic training for the dog begins with techniques specifically geared to each person's disability while the potential owner must master obedience commands.
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Obedience and motherhood are repeating themes, which were reinforced in the pocket-sized books of hours used by medieval women for religious contemplation.
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The celebration also lined up with Nova's recent success at her obedience training program, she earned the Einstein Award at K-9 University.
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Call it "pre-emptive obedience", an old East German term recalled by Thorsten Benner, director of the Berlin-based Global Public Policy Institute.
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It states that members of the federal parliament must not be "under any acknowledgment of allegiance, obedience or adherence to a foreign power".
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Mr. Xi will press his demands for top-down obedience at an annual meeting of the party's Central Committee in Beijing starting Monday.
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One session at obedience school already makes them realize that even at their worst they may be the best thing for each other.
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The overt content of so many sacred stories, which enjoin obedience for the sake of an ultimate reward, is not really sublimely mysterious.
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Gene Sharp, an American academic who is the guru of strategic nonviolence, argues that every leader, no matter his power, relies on obedience.
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However, Klaas also points out that if the US were suddenly put on lockdown, the issue of civil obedience could become extremely serious.
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"You don't owe any obedience to someone who sadistically celebrates that the humanitarian aid doesn't enter a country that needs it," Guaido said.
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"We reaffirm once again our absolute obedience to the Holy Father and the Holy Mother Church," a statement on the group's website said.
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At the postwar Nuremberg Trials, the idea was established that obedience to an illegal order does not absolve an individual of criminal responsibility.
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The dogs receive six months of basic training — a mixture of standard obedience training and exercises to teach them to identify live explosives.
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The people of Saudi Arabia are taught in school that Islam requires obedience to any ruler whose policies are not inconsistent with Islam.
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But President Xi Jinping has also created new ways to put himself and his message of patriotic obedience to the fore this year.
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"Antigone", a play that questions the right of those in power to demand unquestioning obedience, tends to be revived in uncertain political times.
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Writing it gave me strength to examine the feeling of obedience that lived inside me and to challenge it, to trust my instincts.
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Each of our religious traditions, Islam included, regard hospitality to those different from us as a sign of faith and obedience to God.
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I've talked with well-to-do parents who equate obedience with quality, but unless you want your child in boot camp, that's unhealthy.
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"There are a lot of things we can do with dogs – like obedience classes and training – that we can't do with people," he said.
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From Affenpinschers to Yorkshire Terriers, canine hopefuls competed for the coveted Best in Show title as well as individual events for agility and obedience.
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"In obedience I accept the decision of The Holy See, that I no longer exercise any public ministry," McCarrick said Wednesday in a statement.
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Unlike the conformation — the formal name for the sport of showing purebreds — agility and obedience welcome mixed-breeds, here simply called All American dogs.
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Obedience was demanded of her all day and on many nights; when she was asked to pray, she had no more left in her.
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Her approach had previously consisted mainly of ruling things out: no single-market membership, no free movement of labour, no obedience to foreign judges.
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Making a lifelong commitment to god which involves abstinence, unquestioning obedience, and a habit isn't exactly a relatable experience for most people in 2017.
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Abraham obeys God, and God is pleased with Abraham's devotion and faith, tells him to disregard that order, and rewards him for his obedience.
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It's comforting in at least the following 10 ways, none of which involve obedience to authority, public recognition, promotions, raises, or fear of unemployment.
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The group of hardcore Euroskeptics dubbed themselves "Spartans" for their singleminded willingness to hold the line, to sacrifice anything in obedience to their convictions.
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"In no way have I selected anyone, be it male or female, based on the criterion of obedience," Monda said, according to the Post.
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The point was made by one of the most famous experiments in psychology, the "obedience to authority" test conducted by Stanley Milgram in 1961.
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These persons had a full acquaintance with the details of the situation, and yet systematically underestimated the amount of obedience that subjects would display.
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LOVELESS is trying to bring attention to what he sees as the mirage of the justice system and society's blind obedience to power structures.
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And this practice, on the meditation cushion, can help you conduct your daily affairs more reflectively and less reactively, with less obedience to emotions.
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For one, there's a much bigger stigma against smoking than against drinking, which surely plays some role in people's obedience of the age laws.
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In a recent Atlantic profile of the vice president, McKay Coppins wrote that Pence's faith mandates obedience to temporal as well as heavenly authority.
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She said Mr. Raniere told her the secret sorority began after three women offered damaging collateral to seal lifetime vows of obedience to him.
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It commemorates the appearance of God to Ibrahim, also known as Abraham, to command him to sacrifice his son as an act of obedience.
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But this incident has highlighted "power hara" and the obedience to authority and unwavering loyalty to the team that are highly valued in Japan.
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Another aspect of this stream of Islam is the belief that Saudi citizens must give absolute obedience to their ruler and not question authority.
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Despite never winning best in show, a Labrador retriever has won the Masters Obedience Championship every year since it was introduced four years ago.
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The brothers take vows of celibacy, poverty and obedience to the gospel way of life that values simplicity, justice and care for the earth.
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Religious people, regardless of their income, are more likely to be authoritarian parents who expect obedience and believe in corporal punishment, the authors found.
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Jesuits, Franciscans, Benedictines, Augustinians: the names are iconic, their founders immortalized by sainthood, their members often bound together by vows of poverty and obedience.
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This does not necessarily mean blind obedience to polls, but it does mean identifying and advancing policies that improve the lives of their voters.
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Rather, Los Angeles in those transitional centuries is representative of any place where the state can neither win obedience to its will nor enforce it.
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"It's very much organic, and a fine grassroots model of civil obedience, and that will make it very hard for hardliners to crush," said Memarian.
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The most independent-minded members of the council were purged in favor of loyalists from the state news media and others known for their obedience.
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As children they had heard of the rite of ostracism — it was used to frighten them into obedience — but they had never seen it imposed.
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Like Fang, he supported the Communist revolution, but less critically, and in his memoir, he confesses some shame over his obedience to the party's authority.
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By instilling values such as obedience to authority, promptness in attendance and organizing the time according to bell ringing helped students prepare for future employment.
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"Unlike Katie McGinty, I am not a hyper-partisan, reflexive ideologue who thinks he has to give blind obedience to his party's nominee," Toomey said.
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Absolute Obedience pushed me to confront sexual politics in a way I hadn't before, and led me to pursue queer theory as an academic focus.
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So thanks to Absolute Obedience, through its arbitrary ranking system and intensely problematic bastardization of sub-dom relationships, I found my passion for queer theory.
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"You don't owe any obedience to someone who sadistically, celebrates that the humanitarian aid doesn't enter a country that needs it," Guaido said on Saturday.
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The all-male top leaders of the Knights of Malta are not clerics, but they take vows of poverty, chastity and obedience to the pope.
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He also becomes a preacher, and Sam hires him out to local plantations to deliver sermons on obedience and gratitude to other groups of slaves.
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Sentiments expressed at the party congress have been echoed by pro-government columnists, who have called for "obedience" to the "chief" since Mr. Davutoglu's resignation.
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Mr. Hill takes his shots at hate-filled talk radio, at false piety, at lemming-like obedience to anyone who claims to be a leader.
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Directed by Sarah Kinlaw and Monica Mirabile, "Authority Figure" leverages movement, sound and sculpture to explore different modes of obedience and how they affect us.
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In the messages, Xuecheng is alleged to have demanded total obedience from the nuns, including sexual favors, as part of their study of Buddhist doctrines.
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We break these groups into two overarching categories: "conformers" (individuals who are prone to obedience) and "colluders" (those who actively align themselves with toxic leaders).
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He has been attracted to subjects that push against, or well past, the clearly marked boundaries of propriety and obedience to authority in Japanese life.
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What seems like pride or standoffishness to the others is really just obedience; she can't take dance lessons with them or attend the school play.
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China has been following a policy it calls the "Sinicisation" of religion, trying to root out foreign influences and enforce obedience to the Communist Party.
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In a world full of options, they had chosen to take vows of poverty, chastity and obedience, relinquishing both their free will and their iPhones.
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Fuyao's chairman, Cao Dewang is known for paying the medical expenses of employees' relatives, but presides over a company that workers said prizes unquestioned obedience.
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He commands the full obedience of Chechnya's citizens thanks to widespread violations of rights and a climate of fear around the republic's powerful security services.
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"If there was any doubt that Donald Trump values unquestioning obedience over the safety of the American people, this appointment settles the question," said Sen.
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In one long take, the camera follows her with the smooth obedience of a valet, and watches as she opens the doors onto a terrace.
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She currently has obedience class on Saturday mornings, so we rush to get ready, and each grab a waffle on our way out the door.
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In the hierarchical world of Kitamura's novel, there is little love or friendship between equals, only manipulation and control, guilt and obedience, humiliation and submission.
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While the shot was airborne, he made the motion to sit with both hands as if his golf ball were a puppy at obedience school.
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He ordered schools to display a list he drew up of 12 "Thai" values, including obedience to elders, "correctly" understanding democracy and loyalty to the monarch.
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It is an increasingly attractive idea to young evangelicals, who believe obedience to God's laws is a higher calling than loyalty to politicians or political parties.
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Aunt Lydia uses torture, such as shocking Handmaids with cattle prods, whipping them, and partially blinding one divergent Handmaid in an effort to gain complete obedience.
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With Daryl and Sherry both gone, the narrative seems eager to suggest that he's embraced submission, obedience, and amorality for the sake of safety and survival.
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Along with an extensive judging to determine which dog is Best in Show, agility and obedience competitions also took place to showcase the dogs' true talents.
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The rentier model, whereby the Al Sauds distributed largesse and do-nothing public jobs in return for obedience, was under strain even when oil was booming.
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"He conflates the obedience of the troops with political alignment and does not realize they are not political supporters of him, they are subordinates," he said.
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"As an attorney, Mr. Neff should realize that a civilized society requires obedience to the law, including those laws he didn't happen to like," McSwain said.
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Then again, the Trump family dynamic is almost as mysterious: His children's obedience, loyalty and nearly impeccable public demeanor impresses even some of his harshest critics.
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The bigger question facing Western democracies right now is one of civil obedience: How long will citizens tolerate being curtailed in the name of public health?
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And Mr. Hopkins's Lear is at first every inch the tyrant; a blunt, gruff, arrogant man used to obedience and obeisance, incapable of reflection or empathy.
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In her transformation, some saw the evolution of American women in the 20th century: "from careful traditional obedience to cosmic awareness," wrote the critic Ruth Whitman.
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He has clearly taken charge, doing so in a way that implicitly affirms both obedience to authority and a kind of above-the-law monarchical privilege.
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In addition to performing humiliating penance, he had to swear obedience to the pope, make a series of concessions to the church and eventually face rebellion.
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But even after three years of Pence's obedience and nonstop flattery, there have been signs that Trump is unwilling to reciprocate the same degree of loyalty.
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Instead of strict obedience, they emphasize adaptability, problem-solving and independence — skills that will help their offspring in future workplaces that we can't even imagine yet.
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This display of obedience from the leader of a supposedly coequal branch of government is shocking only if you ever believed Mr. McConnell was an institutionalist.
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Specifically, his fellow church members are charging him with "the misuse of Romans 13 to indicate the necessity of obedience to secular law," among other offenses.
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And therefore, [the results were due to] obedience to authority, and it's not the evolution of cruel behavior in the situation of a prison-like environment.
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Disaffected followers told the Post his organization was a cult-like operation that demanded "sycophantic obedience" and even required married couples to inform on each other.
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There may not be an obedience school for dragons, but Twinkle has a few magical advantages to draw on in this show for ages 230 through 210.
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There may not be an obedience school for dragons, but Twinkle has a few magical advantages to draw on in this show for ages 2 through 73.
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" He added, "If I didn't have this conviction, some moral certainty of grace, and of acting in obedience to it, I would not dare act like this.
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While he did well enough to pass our first round of basic obedience class, he's got an insanely high level of energy and is prone to distractions.
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Bedtime doesn't even monitor your obedience, and it won't send you a second reminder when your phone detects that you're scrolling through Instagram Explore instead of sleeping.
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But in the last few years, Westminster has added competitions in agility and obedience, events that bring in a very different crowd — jock dogs and their humans.
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But in Dr. King's view, they were betraying their fellow human beings by choosing obedience to social norms above a higher form of justice, informed by love.
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There may not be an obedience school for dragons, but Twinkle has a few magical advantages to draw on in this show for ages 230 through 718.
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There may not be an obedience school for dragons, but Twinkle has a few magical advantages to draw on in this show for ages 2 through 7.
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Bersani said that under Renzi the PD had become an "arrogant" party, where free debate had given way to a demand for blind obedience to the leader.
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Posted by Wolcott Dog Pound on Tuesday, May 3, 2016 The shelter came to find out that Chance is deaf and could use some basic obedience training.
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For now, the important thing to keep in mind is that those who wield legitimate authority have a special power: to create duties of obedience in others.
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No one needed to be investigated anymore and only obedience and hardcore loyalty to superiors were highly prized—including being ready to violate the law if ordered.
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" As embodiments of the spectacle, celebrities necessarily "renounce all autonomous qualities in order to identify [themselves] with the general law of obedience to the course of things.
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My off-and-on quest to follow the path of Atlas — a mysterious entity that trades platitudes and red stones for obedience — has now become an obsession.
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Ten weeks away from a midterm election that will determine whether Donald Trump faces a Congress of sharp oversight or blind obedience, let's leapfrog ahead to 2023.
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North Korea's system says he is the grandson of a god, and that the Kim family is owed "absolute obedience," so he can do whatever he wants.
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Pointing to "infantile heads of state" who speak only "to those who obey, or in order to force obedience," she warned of the virulence of the demagogue.
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Despite being a conscientious rule follower, Julie was immediately considered "rebellious" by the other staff, one of the worst labels possible within IBLP's world of unquestioning obedience.
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Most were later released, but Omair and one other man were convicted of "breaking obedience with the ruler" and "embarking on a protest", Human Rights Watch said.
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They're missing something important: The new relationship has done much to diminish the culture of fear and obedience the state has long used to control its citizens.
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When a tincture of spookiness yields a restlessness, a wandering, when for an evening or two the very flesh of the universe jags from obedience to obsidian.
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Over a long career, he has made countless tough decisions but always within a military culture where hierarchy is a given, where obedience is a paramount value.
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They live in a world where violence has nullified all sense of justice and civil obedience, but the patriarchy still exists — and is perhaps stronger than ever.
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She plans to conduct a larger study, she says, again featuring obedience classes but this time being open about the program's intent to increase owners' physical activity.
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But teamwork can be difficult to introduce, both in traditional cultures based on hierarchy and obedience and in intensely competitive environments like those in American medical schools.
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As the psychologist Stanley Milgram's experiments on obedience showed — and some governments have learned — a flock in thrall to an authority figure may follow that person anywhere.
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I don't believe in should when it comes to reading, except to say that reading should be driven by curiosity and pleasure, rather than obligation or obedience.
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Obedience, said Major Pongpon Wijitkarn, a drill instructor at the camp, is the first quality demanded of new recruits and one the military demands of civilian politicians.
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Lembo started training Lonnie in obedience to build her confidence, and the pup couldn't get enough, eventually showing off her moves in the 2017 Masters of Agility.
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He outlined a separation of roles: military obedience to civilian leaders in areas of strategic or political discretion, and civilian deference to the military on operational matters.
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To carelessly give a candidate for the highest office in the land a pass and to not demand obedience to our founding documents will lead to ruin.
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So with attribution error, as with confirmation bias, anything that helps you reflect on your feelings before letting them take root, before giving them your obedience, could help.
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The obedience and agility competition was recently opened to mixed breeds after backlash from animal rights advocates, who argued it fueled puppy mills and prioritized looks over love.
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China is taking a hard line against foreign companies that displease it, lashing out at their bosses and demanding obedience, much as it wields control over domestic enterprises.
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Germans' legendary obedience to authority is attributed to Luther's insistence on separating spiritual and worldly authorities (which princes in his day found useful in suppressing a peasants' revolt).
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Australia's constitution bans from parliament anyone who is under "acknowledgment of allegiance, obedience or adherence to a foreign power", or who is a citizen of a "foreign power".
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In countries steeped in Islam, leaders benefited for too long from a religious tradition of obedience to the ruler, even a bad one, to prevent discord among Muslims.
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Eid al-Adha remembers when Allah, or God, tested the faith of the prophet Ibrahim by asking him to sacrifice his only son as an act of obedience.
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The Cultural Revolution is often considered a time of fanaticism and blind obedience, but you write that undercurrents of dissent arose quite early in the Red Guard movement.
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Then I found Victorian postmortem portraits—children propped up in chairs, perfect posture, only their dry eyes and lolling heads revealing the difference between strict obedience and extinction.
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That "something better" will almost surely be walking the streets of heaven, surrounded by the generations of people pointed there by his faithful obedience to proclaim the Gospel.
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The unexpected backlash sent a shiver through the political landscape here, exposing deepening unease about the adulatory promotion of Mr. Xi and his demands for unquestioning public obedience.
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" Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran would regularly use the General Assembly to assert that the U.S. did 9/11 and to chastise Western countries for their "obedience to Satan.
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Sovereignty, on the other hand, is always an abstract notion of where power ultimately lies, albeit an abstraction that modern states depend on if they're to command obedience.
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Brian Pavlac: Well historically, in a society where obedience is based on a combination of tradition and personal promises, the leader who can best honor both will succeed.
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In Stanley Milgram's famous studies on obedience, for instance, research participants were willing to heed an experimenter's instructions to administer dangerous electric shocks to an innocent, protesting victim.
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He didn't; he conducted the Milgram Obedience Study, in which volunteers were asked to play the role of a teacher and shock students who gave an incorrect answer.
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"From the outside, this is starting to look like a conversation focused less on literature than obedience," Ruth Graham wrote in an article on Slate about Jackson's novel.
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Drubbed into obedience, they piped an increasingly strident narrative of a newly assertive leader facing down the West into nearly every household across the country's 11 time zones.
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So-called "rehab" centers for militants employed Wahhabi clerics to preach that obedience to the king trumped individual decisions to go and fight in defense of Muslims overseas.
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This articulation reeks of the kind of stereotypical depiction of Muslim women that has too often permeated Western societies: one of submission, obedience and lack of personal agency.
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This four-hour broadcast features breeds from around the world vie not just for best in show but in obedience and agility events, like dock diving and rally.
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"The only difference they have is that they believe in total obedience to the ruler, and see that as a religious duty," says Jamal Khashoggi, a veteran Saudi journalist.
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According to Reuters, Facebook's non-compliance contrasts with Airbnb's obedience, as the rental platform adjusted its terms of service recently after being asked to do so back in July.
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"Dodger's perfect home would be an active adult household that is interested in developing his athletic abilities in weight pulling, obedience, agility, hunting or farm work," says his bio.
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"Orwell's portrait of a government that manufactures their own facts, demands total obedience, and demonizes foreign enemies has never been timelier," organizers of the event wrote on their site.
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As grandiose as Adderall makes some people feel, the history of amphetamine as a drug of subjugation—used to compel obedience in soldiers, dieters, and unruly kids—haunts it.
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Take a look at the dogs below who have already won big at Westminster, including the pooches who have earned the top prizes in the agility and obedience competitions.
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Rather than teach critical thinking, textbooks perpetuate ideas of obedience (the region's repressive governments like it that way) and, often, misunderstanding or even hatred of other faiths and sects.
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Traditionally, the term "cloistered nun" refers to Catholic women who have taken vows of chastity, poverty, and obedience and live inside convents, having little contact with the outside world.
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Last year, the company offered a surrogate son ("also completely legit," Mr. Roberts said) that promised "16 hours of enthusiastic obedience" and doting on your mother for the holiday.
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His first book, he responds, was about conscription—something both democratic, because it extends warfare to the civic population, and anti-democratic, because it forces the conscript into obedience.
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Wahhabism has been molded over the years to serve the interests of the monarchy, emphasizing obedience to the rulers and condemning terrorist attacks, even against those seen as apostates.
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At the party, I did my best to smush that cake into obedience, creating small but unsightly mounds while muttering something about density of whipped cream compared with frosting.
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On the occasions when Isabel demonstrated adequate obedience, Katharine regaled her with inventive, winding fables about how the rugs and tables in their household had originated in mythical lands.
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As Lilliet struggles to control her voice and manage her own fate, she's a kind of Cinderella battling her author, trying to break away from passive silence and obedience.
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Not his father, Abid al-Sudani, a strict disciplinarian who demanded unstinting obedience from his eldest son and put him to work after school in his small print shop.
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Next spring Sister Monica hopes to take her life vows, which would mean living by the community's vows of chastity, obedience, and poverty for the rest of her life.
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It is hypnotizing to watch a man who has acknowledged your rules, your steadfast obedience to them, and who then tells those rules he does not care about them.
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Mr. Sharp believed that dictators of every political stripe were empowered by the willing obedience of their subjects, and that his nonviolent alternatives to revolution were open to everyone.
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Frustrated and angry, the White House fought back, threatening retaliation both petty and portentous, eyeing federal jobs and programs in the state of the rebellious lawmaker to force obedience.
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It can help you reinforce your dog&aposs obedience training with a clicker feature, and it has an indicator light that changes color to attract your dog&aposs attention.
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Eid al-Adha commemorates when God appeared to Abraham -- known as Ibrahim to Muslims -- in a dream and asked him to sacrifice his son as an act of obedience.
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Others have disagreed with his conclusion, suggesting that the study can't be transferred to real-world experience, or that it doesn't have anything to do with measuring "obedience" at all.
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"Poverty, chastity, and obedience," reads their characterization, a stark contrast to the "truth, goodness, and beauty" the Archbishop of New York Timothy Michael Cardinal Dolan described as being uniquely Catholic.
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This would have given legal cover to General Padrino and the high command to declare their obedience to the opposition-controlled national assembly, of which Mr Guaidó is the speaker.
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Read More: Why I Left a Polygamist Colony but Stayed in My Plural Marriage The Cranbrook courtroom also heard details of the cultural practices that encouraged early marriage and obedience.
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"He demands from his people and subordinates complete obedience to his leadership, because the country is on the verge of imminent invasion from the US and South Korea," Ko said.
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Pitch Perfect director J Blakeson gets some striking shots out of his kiddie Full Metal Jacket sequences, as the child recruits try to bury their fear under discipline and obedience.
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Broadly speaking, in the traditional approach to education a teacher imparts knowledge to students through direct instruction, and embodies a disciplinary culture in which obedience is both prized and rewarded.
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Although the play is named after her father, it's Annie who emerges as the most compelling character, a talented, ambitious young woman shackled by her resigned obedience to the paterfamilias.
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The judge put them through their paces — walk, trot, canter — and then asked them for a three-step rein-back, that classic test of a dressage horse's training and obedience.
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And then, of course, there is the harassment too many women endure at work, a dynamic largely driven by male power and entitlement, and enabled by expectations of female obedience.
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Serving at Xi's discretion As Xi's hold on power in China continues to tighten, complete obedience to the party and its leadership is being given even greater emphasis in Beijing.
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Well, contrary to popular myth (and Mr. Trump's rhetoric), immigrants to the United States also outperform native-born Americans in some ways, including business creation and obedience to the law.
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Even Benjamin Franklin, among the most heterodox leaders, proposed Moses crossing the Red Sea as the new nation's emblem and "rebellion to tyrants is obedience to God" as its motto.
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Today, the idea of loyalty, of obedience and self-improvement, can seem hopelessly outdated, as can the idea of achieving a collective harmony in the face of poverty and greed.
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Kate's insistence on thanking the men in her life for doing the absolute minimum carries all the way into the book's climax, which is Kate's obedience speech in the play.
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According to the United Nations, the regime "operates an all-encompassing indoctrination machine that takes root from childhood to propagate an official personality cult and to manufacture absolute obedience" to Kim.
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Authoritarian parenting is the "my way or the highway" approach, where a strict parent relies on punishment to demand obedience and leaves little space for open dialogue between parents and children.
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Heart, whose owner and handler was Linda Brennan of Columbia, N.J., bested 33 other dogs in the first obedience event of any kind at Westminster since a noncompetitive demonstration in 1956.
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Sully was born at the America's VetDogs campus and went through his first few weeks of training at the facility before completing his basic obedience training through VetDogs' prison puppy program.
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The Communist Party has cherry-picked the version of the past that suits it—what it refers to as a "correct" reflection of the ancient values prizing hierarchy, obedience and order.
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Epstein has pleaded not guilty and his attorneys have stated that he has maintained a "spotless" record with "meticulous obedience" to the law since he pleaded guilty to charges in Florida.
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Federal officials also alleged that at least $50,000 was used by Wyllie to build and operate a dog obedience training facility "that provided no benefit" to the district's four high schools.
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There may not be an obedience school for dragons, but Twinkle has a few magical advantages to draw on in this show for ages 42003 through 7, which has been extended.
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There may not be an obedience school for dragons, but Twinkle has a few magical advantages to draw on in this show for ages 2 through 7, which has been extended.
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She refers to Stanley Milgram (of the "obedience to authority" experiment) and Philip Zimbardo (of the Stanford prison experiment), to remind us that scientistic nomenclature can shape behavior in troubling ways.
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There may not be an obedience school for dragons, but Twinkle has a few magical advantages to draw on in this show for ages 2 through 013, which has been extended.
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There may not be an obedience school for dragons, but Twinkle has a few magical advantages to draw on in this show for ages 303 through 7, which has been extended.
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The royals have marshaled the religious establishment to address the kingdom's conservative population, condemning the Islamic State as a deviant sect and preaching obedience to the rulers as a religious duty.
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That is better than the decline of 3.7 percent last year but still a threat to what had been Mr. Putin's contract with his people: rising prosperity in return for obedience.
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This intelligent breed used to help with hunting vermin and doing farm work, but because of its high intelligence and obedience, the breed also performs well in shows and agility tests.
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Both the Pennsylvania grand jury report and subsequent reporting make it abundantly clear that a culture of obedience to clergy, and of shame and confusion surrounding sex, kept many children silent.
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Yet in a city of 40,000, only 25 people were injured and no one was killed, a fact that Carrie Tergin, the mayor of Jefferson City, attributes to obedience and luck.
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It commemorates the story in the Quran of God appearing to Ibrahim -- also known as Abraham -- in a dream and commanding him to sacrifice his son as an act of obedience.
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People here were stunned because Macau has a reputation for obsequious obedience to Beijing as well as chronic corruption, organized crime and limited tolerance for labor unions and other independent organizations.
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Although "Agunot" takes place in the anytime of folklore, Agnon sees the situation through a twentieth-century lens, emphasizing the high psychological and erotic cost of obedience to convention and authority.
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These are mostly the scenes with Queen Katherine, formerly of Aragon, for whom faultless chastity and obedience to her husband weren't enough to outweigh her "failure" to provide a male heir.
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" It added that "Internet celebrities" and influential microblog personalities, known as Big Vs, "must correctly use their influence, exemplify obedience to laws and regulations, shoulder social responsibility and actively spread positive energy.
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But for decades before their arrests last summer, the Greens — self-styled leaders in "God's Army" — allegedly controlled the lives of their dozens of followers, demanding obedience from them at all times.
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Also excluded were believers who "deliver themselves up to the protection and service of another prince" in a foreign land—such as a "Mahometan" with "blind obedience to the Mufti of Constantinople".
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Until he was 15 months old, Sully was trained and socialized by inmates, who helped the future service dog learn basic commands, obedience, housebreaking and the foundations of his service dog training.
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There may not be an obedience school for dragons, but Twinkle has a few magical advantages to draw on in this show for ages 2 through 7, which has just been extended.
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In asking for bail, Epstein's attorneys had touted his "spotless 14-year record" with "meticulous obedience" to the law since he pleaded guilty and was required to register as a sex offender.
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The meeting of these two forces is unlikely to favor an attitude of resigned obedience, the more so since many will have been abroad, and many more will read foreign material online.
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A more chilling effect of HIV/AIDS was to leave many children orphaned and vulnerable to predatory adults, a problem exacerbated in many African societies by the strict obedience expected of children.
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There could be obedience training and work with someone to ensure the animal has good behavior, and can travel on a plane, but they have not been trained to do a task.
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"The VAT has to do with the political will and is part of the obedience to our guardians... and in everybody's interest," Jamal Daoud, a lawmaker and candidate said on social media.
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Manning's quest to live true to herself has become a direct challenge to the absolute authority of US military, which demands total obedience among its service members, especially regarding war-related information.
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The form asks about any "previous fighting experience, blood type, special skills, level of obedience," any "chemical knowledge," and whether the applicant would favor frontline fighting or training as a suicide bomber.
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Is patriotism still not defined by a blind obedience to the flag and a willingness to fight wars abroad as opposed to dealing with the injustice that people confront here at home?
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The Communist Party, he said, is essentially trying to enforce the same bargain with Australia that it has with the Chinese people: a promise of prosperity in exchange for obedience and censorship.
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Such obedience led to the horrors we saw in totalitarian states, and in liberal states it led to the public's acceptance of war whenever the so-called democratic government decided on it.
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But in Japan, where American football barely registers, the illegal move during a college game has touched off a national debate about "power hara," or obedience to authority and unwavering team loyalty.
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There were a whole set of moral tests involved with obedience to the movement, breaking ranks when necessary, facing unpleasant truths, pioneering a collective way of living, whether feminist, Marxist or libertarian.
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The Jesuit values that the novice tried to explain to his parents remain central to his worldview decades after he renounced the religious order, frustrated in particular by the vow of obedience.
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Before her journey through Niger to Libya, a spiritual priest practicing a form of black magic known in Nigeria as "juju" had forced her to swear an oath of obedience to her trafficker.
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"For us as Christians, walking together is not a ploy to strengthen our own positions, but an act of obedience to the Lord and love for our world," Francis said, speaking in Italian.
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Sports Briefing | Dog Show Heart, a 3-year-old Labrador retriever, won the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show's obedience competition with a display of deportment that included fetching a few heart-print pillows.
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Calvin, for his part, contended that he'd been indoctrinated by his family and anything he did was strictly out of obedience and loyalty to them, and not because of any understanding of Hamas.
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By the end of his life, philosophical thinking about equality, war, political authority, dissent and obedience, and global order took place on a terrain that Rawls towered over—in the shadow of justice.
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Often it takes canines three to four years to become a therapy dog, but Abe mastered all of the strict obedience requirements and received his certification when he was just 14 months old.
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This weekend, an army of choreographers, performers and artists will take over the alternative arts space Knockdown Center to explore themes of obedience and submission — and are inviting audience members to join in.
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"The lesson from this narration is that obedience to the caliph is an obligation if they rule by the Shariah," he says, referring to the legal code of Islam based on the Quran.
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Republican retirements and election returns in 28503 and 22019 strike fear in the hearts of Republicans, yet they continue to practice blind obedience to the most unpopular and widely despised politician in memory.
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Marjorie Prime director Michael Almereyda's metaphysical portrait of the psychologist behind the boundary-breaking "Obedience to Authority" experiments of the 1960s is like a combination of a historical drama and an experimental film.
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" Without specifically mentioning Francis, he argued that a pope's authority was not "magical, but derives from his obedience to the Lord," and that the actions of a "heretical or sinful" pope were "void.
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But Mr. Xi regularly quotes Confucius and other ancient sages, stressing their teachings on obedience and order, and promoting the idea that the party is the custodian of a 5,000-year-old civilization.
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Orthodox Judaism, unlike other forms of American fundamentalism, largely avoids the question of belief; steadfast, granular obedience to the 613 commandments of the Torah, and the embrace of the community, preclude the question.
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But they seem to have sent the acoustics to obedience school, because all the sound waves do what they're told: Conversations stay at their own tables, while the music stays in the background.
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Secular music was against the rules, but it was the middle of the night and my obedience was crumbling in the face of the hesitant smile forming at the corners of his mouth.
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" The president concluded by asserting that "I advance with obedience to the work, ready to retire from it whenever you become sensible how much better choice it is in your power to make.
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Confucianism, originally a moral as well as a political philosophy, became an ideology imposed to instill obedience to authority — from fathers in families to clan chiefs all the way up to the emperor.
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They have advanced both religious arguments rooted in claims of Islamic authenticity and secular arguments rooted in anti-imperial nationalism — and they have adopted a policy of neo-Stalinist repression to ensure obedience.
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In Vice, Maggie Puniewska points to the moral foundations theory, according to which liberals and conservatives prioritize different ethics: the former compassion, fairness and liberty, the latter purity, loyalty and obedience to authority.
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"Voluntary servitude" is the course that La Boétie recommends: obedience to the state or Church, with the inner understanding that this is a course we've chosen from social prudence, not from personal conviction.
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They were more concerned with the ideas that impressionable children might absorb from the immensely popular book, ideas that might conflict with biblical ideas about good, evil, light, darkness, obedience, and other matters.
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In the show, by Kait Kerrigan and Brian Lowdermilk, Mudge learns a little obedience, and Henry learns there is no need to be possessive of his pet's love; there is plenty to go around.
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He couldn't sleep, ate like a wolf, and suffered intense headaches, fighting back with a long series of futile cures: antidepressants, biofeedback, an energy healer, even blind obedience to the rules of his church.
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As the series progresses we see him become less obedient to both regimes and I think obedience was a German character trait until this generation shook it off and began to think for themselves.
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At the time, the sister only told her provincial superior and her spiritual director, silenced by the Catholic Church&aposs culture of secrecy, her vows of obedience and her own fear, repulsion and shame.
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But isn't it dangerous to allow bureaucrats to unilaterally decide that a president is no longer legitimate, and that their duties to the office of the presidency no longer entail obedience to Donald Trump?
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Today's emotionally stunted vanguard, like the Bolshevik leadership a century ago, demands of its comrades not intellectual rigor and critical thinking but soldierly obedience in a literal war, a violent struggle for political power.
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How could they expect rigorous obedience to the agency's core values by the rank and file, while at the same time giving a senior leader like Strzok a pass on serious lapses in judgment?
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In its 2014 report on North Korea, the United Nations Commission of Inquiry noted that the government's system of demanding absolute obedience to the supreme leader "has facilitated the unchecked violation of human rights."
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This marked state disruption at a previously unseen level: Rather than the typical marriage arranged by parents, the state would assume the matchmaker role, weakening kinship bonds and ensuring greater obedience to the Angkar.
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If that is the situation here, these parents are entitled to do the best they can for their kids (given the constraints of honesty and obedience to the rules), even if it disadvantages others.
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Now, as Hong Kong's political unrest continues, China's ruling Communist Party has become increasingly explicit about how much it will tolerate under that formula — and holds Macau up as a shining example of obedience.
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With this, the leaked papers underscore the C.C.P.'s vast power: The party can round up hundreds of thousands of people and detain them indefinitely, while silencing other citizens and compelling obedience from officials.
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The former Pope says that since the 1970s "the situation in seminaries has generally improved," but that part of the answer to the crisis lies in returning to obedience and fidelity to Jesus' message.
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And, according to CNN sources, he told Trump so to his face, contradicting a gut call by a President who demands obedience in a way that was always likely to cut his tenure short.
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In the show, by Kait Kerrigan and Brian Lowdermilk, Mudge learns a little obedience, and Henry learns that there is no need to be possessive of his pet's love; there is plenty to go around.
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The abuse instilled such fear and obedience that the older children disciplined their younger siblings and even caged them after the parents largely abandoned them in a double-wide trailer for several years in Texas.
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Even then, though, the complete lesson pack, which includes all "current and future packs," is only $13.99 which is a bargain when you compare that to the cost of a full set of obedience classes.
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But the app did do the trick in refreshing him on basic obedience acts, and he even picked up a few new tricks courtesy of Puppr, lots of patience, and a bottomless bag of treats.
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"I must set an example because if I don't I cannot demand obedience," he told the retired officers, promising to "hit hard against corruption" in government during his term, which runs from 2016 to 2022.
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With that said, I could also envision Dany making a big public show of Jon's obedience by ensuring that everyone knows he's the rightful Targaryen heir to the Iron Throne and that he's relinquished it.
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He said the reforms, in which a number of ranking members have lost or will lose power, would be continuous and deep and Curia officials should implement them with "courage ... firm decisions ... (and) unconditional obedience".
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" Brennan cites the well-known obedience experiment of Stanley Milgram, in which an authority figure, an actor privy to the experiment, instructed an unwitting participant, called a "teacher," to administer electric shocks to a "learner.
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On Friday morning, President Donald Trump again praised North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. In the process he also made ghoulish jokes about wanting the same kind of obedience from his staff that Kim receives.
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A host of psychology experiments have demonstrated the plasticity of the human mind and its unconscious molding by its environment (see the Stanford Prison Experiment or Milgram's obedience experiments for particularly bleak evidence of this).
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The GDR's Ministry for State Security, known as the Stasi, imposed near-absolute obedience to the state through surveillance, intimidation, torture, and a massive network of informants that turned neighbors and families against one another.
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But we fail to understand that when money becomes scarce, unscrupulous regimes like those in North Korea, Cuba and Venezuela use fear and terror — including jailing or killing dissenters and their families — to enforce obedience.
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But in 1999, Stanley Coren, now an emeritus psychologist at the University of British Columbia, produced a list of 110 breeds ranked by intelligence, based on his survey of some 200 professional dog-obedience judges.
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In China, a (possibly) extreme example of the culture was caught on a video posted on a popular web site: the teaching in one of many "morality schools" set up to educate women in obedience.
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A 'lifetime vow of obedience' Salzman had been a part of Nxivm (pronounced "NEX-ee-um") for 20 years, even serving on its executive board, and had a romantic relationship with Raniere, she told the jury.
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Earlier, when he had faced the broad jump during his Masters Obedience Championship trial at the Westminster Dog Show, Finn, a six-pound toy poodle, had tried to settle into his normal pre-takeoff sit position.
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His obedience was always rewarded; whatever force he called upon in his silent moments always answered him, and though the maidservants might giggle and the undersecretaries scowl when he passed, he did not appear to notice.
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Dog lovers can expect plenty of humor aimed at their everyday experiences, like, as the exclusive sneak peek above shows, what happens when another dog owner tries to have an ad-hoc obedience competition with you.
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His previous obedience to it had been totemic of his bid to woo the German establishment and thus sell his reform proposals, so the shift suggests a president downgrading or even ditching that fruitless charm offensive.
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"Washington has deployed two carrier battle groups around the South China Sea, and it wants to send a signal by flexing its muscles: As the biggest powerhouse in the region, it awaits China's obedience," it said.
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Also known as the Feast of Sacrifice, Eid al-Adha commemorates when God appeared to Abraham -- known as Ibrahim to Muslims -- in a dream and asked him to sacrifice his son as an act of obedience.
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The result is a fraying social contract between Belarussians and Lukashenko, a former state farm manager who has ruled for nearly a quarter of a century promising jobs, steady incomes and stability in exchange for obedience.
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Before it, there were the disturbing experiments by Stanley Milgram that revealed people's obedience to authority, by showing that they would seemingly inflict shocks on strangers if they were told to do so by a researcher.
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"He is the classic example of someone who has been abused by a group, whether it be a football team, a fraternity, or any other group nowadays, that requires complete loyalty, complete obedience," his lawyer said.
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The old-fashioned church that Maura entered, that preached obedience and submission, changed after the 1962-65 Second Vatican Council and the Medellín bishops' conference of 1968, opening the door to a fiery theology of liberation.
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The staggering brutality of ISIS, what the terrorists called the "management of savagery," was meticulously recorded and posted on the internet to morbidly fascinate the world and ensure absolute obedience in the regions under its control.
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As he drives, he is already contemplating tomorrow's schedule and where he might fit a nap between two hours of training in the morning, another hour in the evening, and obedience school for his dog, Nacho.
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The movie's real subject is the nature of social control, the totalitarian demand for unquestioning obedience and the capricious application of power — a theme that may have inspired and was only reinforced by its arbitrary censorship.
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Their response is to try to impose order on their political system, much like parents might want to impose order on a chaotic household by emphasizing the qualities of respect, obedience, and good manners in children.
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To ensure their obedience, prosecutors say that women who joined DOS had to submit "collateral" — including sexually explicit photos, as well as letters or videos of them saying damning true or false statements about their loved ones.
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"Washington has deployed two carrier battle groups around the South China Sea, and it wants to send a signal by flexing its muscles: As the biggest powerhouse in the region, it awaits China's obedience," said the paper.
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First, he takes a cue from Kylo Ren (spoiler alert for the seven people waiting for Star Wars: The Force Awakens to air on HBO), stabbing his own father at close range after seemingly showing him obedience.
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Certainly, ISIS' raison d'etre -- and what distinguished it from groups like al Qaeda -- was to create and administer a caliphate, and to demand the obedience of all Muslims to the "righteous" caliph, one Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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In a late poem, he declares his "endless capacity for obedience" and his "endless capacity for rebellion," and Ferrara organizes his film around that contrast, exploring how conservative and radical impulses can coexist within a single personality.
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Combined with other pending painful economic reforms, this could lead to unrest in a country where the unwritten social contract swaps citizens' obedience and allegiance to the king for good government services and a share in oil wealth.
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The British prime minister assured followers of Islam of her "warmest wishes" on the occasion of Eid al-Adha, a festival which commemorates the readiness of Abraham or Ibrahim to offer up his son in obedience to God.
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As Trump accepted Kelly's demand that his buddy Scaramucci be dismissed, he demonstrated he is willing to give the general what he wants, including respect -- and, perhaps the obedience of his own children, in exchange for his leadership.
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He's raising us to be conformed to the image of His Son, the One who "learned obedience through what He suffered" — not by the miracles He performed or the prayers His Father answered ( Hebrews 5:7-8 , ESV).
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As Yoni Appelbaum of The Atlantic pointed out, the very verses Sessions cited (Romans 21) were frequently cited by antebellum slave-owners to justify obedience for the horrific policy of separating out the families of enslaved peoples: 213.
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"Washington has deployed two carrier battle groups around the South China Sea, and it wants to send a signal by flexing its muscles: As the biggest powerhouse in the region, it awaits China's obedience," the Global Times said.
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Given the president's coercive style and his lack of familiarity with the workings of the government, it is not surprising that senior staff members are focused more on their constitutional obligations than on blind obedience to the president.
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And so with conformers, employees who are lost souls or authoritarians are at greater risk of blind obedience to those in power – and being co-opted by another bad manager, thereby making it harder to fix the culture.
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It followed its predicted path with seeming obedience, but then burst into sudden fury as it approached the Florida Panhandle, reaching wind speeds at the cusp of Category 5 strength and leaving mud and rubble in its wake.
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But as I've learned since becoming a parent, the research shows that children tend to do best, across the board, when parents command loving respect, not fearful obedience — when they are both strict and supportive, directive and kindhearted.
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Competitions that test dogs' obedience, tracking and protection (bite and hold) capabilities are popular weekend sporting events there, and the furthest thing from the American notion of a dog show characterized by poofy purebreds prancing around a ring.
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Sergio Martínez Vila's "L'Obéissance de la Femme du Berger" ("The Obedience of the Shepherd's Wife") and María Velasco's "Délivre-Toi de Mes Désirs" ("Break Free From My Desires") offered up characters grappling with their sexual urges, sometimes graphically.
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This effect of social influence on behaviour was nicely demonstrated back in 1961 by the street corner experiment, conducted by the US social psychologist Stanley Milgram (better known for his work on obedience to authority figures) and colleagues.
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Usually, these storylines were meant to teach characters and viewers familiar lessons — gratitude, parental obedience, self-esteem, or some other virtue — but in all cases, the end-of-show credits banished any memory of the onset of the disorder.
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Readers meet the upright, naive headmaster Mr Elekes, who will see his obedience to authority traduced by two kinds of tyranny, and his wife and daughters: sensible, thoughtful Iren, who narrates part of the story, and scatty, lovable Blanka.
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Neither are his appeals to abstractions like unity and togetherness, which marginalize racial differences in the service of civic obedience, to say nothing of the interests of those who just want black athletes to shut up and play ball.
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The all-male hierarchy of the group, whose top leaders are not clerics but take vows of poverty, chastity and obedience, have defied the pope, refusing to cooperate with the investigation of the sacking or recognise the inquiry's legitimacy.
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Getting interrogated by security wasn't part of the show, but it was a fitting start to "Authority Figure," Monica Mirabile and Sarah Kinlaw's supremely ambitious performance art piece about obedience and authority, which took place on May 20-22.
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In another demonstration of unity after the coup, which was staged by a faction within the armed forces, the head of Turkey's air force issued a rare statement stressing "absolute obedience" to the chief of the military General Staff.
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Some of this novel's best moments have him sparring with Mary, Henry's Catholic daughter with Katherine, pressing her to swear obedience to her father rather than risk being used by those seeking to undo Henry's self-interested English Reformation.
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"Next year, some of us might be removed from office and those who will remain will be harassed into obedience," he said during an interview at the District Court in Warsaw, where he is a judge trying criminal cases.
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Mr. Nakagawa's brother would not promise to comply if drafted into the American military, and out of a sense of duty to his parents, refused to "forswear any form of allegiance or obedience to the Japanese emperor" (Question 28).
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EDO, Nigeria (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Sitting on the floor surrounded by vials, animal bones and sheets stained crimson with blood, spiritual doctor Olor Elemian described how he scares girls into blind obedience with potions and spells known as "juju".
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During the 2014 standoff between Cliven Bundy and federal agents in Nevada, Brigham Young University professor Quin Monson labeled the ranchers' views "far on the fringes" of Mormon practice, and argued that they contravene current doctrine on obedience to secular laws.
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" Cahill says her abuser, Sister Eileen Shaw, whom she met while a student in Catholic school in New Jersey, started to abuse her when Cahill was 15 and Shaw was 36 "and had taken the vows of poverty, chastity and obedience.
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"When animals are in a new environment, their biggest problem is obedience so what a lot of zookeepers and trainers and veterinarians use is a little hypnosis," he says, using a silver necklace to move the bird's head back and forth.
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They joined the order when they were teenagers or young women, and from the time they entered the order, taking vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience, the Sisters of Providence nuns wore the same uniform and ate the same food.
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As a part of American culture, we don't go massaging our elders and our teachers, but all of a sudden people are in the presence of a person who's demanding obedience, who has complete authority, and who is your guru.
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Experts say the focus on nationalism and obedience may be a defensive response to economic struggles wrought by the ongoing trade war with the US. Meanwhile, UN members have issued dueling statements regarding China's treatment of the country's Uyghur Muslim population.
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" The sport of "canoe obedience training" is still niche, but as an optimistic paddler once wrote in the CrossPost, the FreeStyle Canoe Committee newsletter, "German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer once said social change goes through three stages: ridicule, opposition, and finally acceptance.
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With equality for women effectively on the ballot in November, there is great electoral danger for Republicans who oppose the Equal Rights Amendment, support Trump with cult-like obedience and promote policies that are anathema to large majorities of female voters.
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The big picture: An estimated 1-2 million people in Xinjiang, most of them Uighur Muslims, are held in detention camps that activists say are designed to erase the Uighur identity and instill fear and obedience to the Communist Party.
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This precious process starts with housebreaking the puppies and training them to sleep through the night and gradually expands to teaching the little dogs dozens of basic obedience commands and socializing them for a job that can take them anywhere.
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Edwards was responding to claims made Monday by Epstein's lawyers that Epstein had maintained a "spotless 14-year record," with "meticulous obedience" to the law, since he pleaded guilty to state prostitution-related charges in 2008 and was released from jail.
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Taught to read by Samuel's mother (Penelope Ann Miller), who gives him the Bible because she believes it's the only book appropriate for blacks, Nat becomes a fervent believer, preaching the Lord's word of obedience and mercy to his fellow slaves.
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Amy asked to be assigned to the K-9 officer for her ride-along, and she was so enthusiastic about exchanging tips on dog obedience and scent training that the officer let her tag along for an extra hour or two.
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Even his form of Islam was acceptable to the Kemalists, with its emphasis on private worship and obedience to the Turkish state; it also struck a chord with millions of Turks who valued faith but didn't want it to dominate life.
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The theory was tantalizingly simple: Because of characteristics like diligence, obedience, and deference to authority, Asians and their children in the United States were able to earn more money and obtain college degrees at rates higher even than that of whites.
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The Administration must advocate for these individuals, particularly for a new cadre of young pastors who are preaching liberal democratic values such as the nature of rights, human dignity, principled engagement, truth-telling, and obedience to something beyond the state.
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The situation came to a head last June when Francis demanded that all priests in the diocese write him a letter within 30 days pledging their obedience to and accepting Okpaleke as their bishop because he was appointed by a pope.
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Our findings, published on Thursday in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, show that the more strongly you privilege loyalty, obedience and purity — as opposed to values such as care and fairness — the more likely you are to blame the victim.
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Harnessing the rhythms of the sitcom and the tropes of the season — there's even a pitch-black evocation of the Nativity — Mr. Kevorkian casts a wide social-satire net, massaging the link between generational abuse and blind obedience to authority.
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Since coming to power in 2012, Mr. Xi has redoubled demands for obedience to himself as the top leader, and entrenched his power in 2018 by abolishing a term limit on the presidency, meaning that he can hold power indefinitely.
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"Lord of the Flies," which is already on many schools' lists, narrates how easily children become savages, but "Obedience to Authority" relates how easily adults abdicate responsibility, and illuminates the horror that ensues when we placidly do as we are told.
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I found nothing foolish in his assertion that fathers should try to be loved by their children rather than to instill fear and obedience in them, but I was taken aback by his apparent disgust for "dandling and caressing" them.
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Democratic Republic of Congo has scrapped a law requiring wife obedience, Nicaragua has ditched a law designating the man as the head of the household, Singapore has criminalised marital rape and Saudi Arabia has lifted a ban on women driving.
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Her other showcase comes in the segment devoted to Stanley Milgram and his infamous obedience experiment, in which subjects proved all too willing to deliver what they believed to be crippling electrical shocks to a fellow subject (actually an undercover experimenter).
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And does one really need to point out why it's so rich of those who argue for states' rights to argue against site-specific architecture, stylistically conceived to suit America's diverse cultures, and instead favor obedience to a mandate from Washington?
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Turow successfully recreates the roiling uncertainty of the Bosnian conflict and its consequences, the stew of racism, military aggression and crime, the willingness of ordinary people to visit spectacular cruelty on their neighbors in obedience to ethnic enmities centuries old.
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After about two years of daily training in Germany, Harrison K-270 imports the elite guard dogs to the U.S. The company hand-selects each pooch for obedience, the ability to track scents, response to on-command attack cues and more.
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" If all this wasn't enticing enough, the Mirabile and Kinlaw have added that they "hope to add more women so HOLLER if there are any female producers out there that feel emotionally affected by obedience (lol we know u do ;)).
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Most alterations to the plot, such as making the regime more brutal—the command "if thine right eye offends thee, pluck it out" is literally enforced upon one rebellious handmaiden—make the mood more tense and the characters' quiet obedience more understandable.
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In a related program, veterans back from service in Iraq and Afghanistan are giving basic obedience training to shelter dogs, a project that helps the vets readjust to being home and offers the dogs a chance to gain a home of their own.
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Nat Turner (Parker) and his master Samuel (Armie Hammer) are going on a door-to-door gospel revival: Nat must preach to "wayward" slaves the holy benefits of obedience and hard work, and his master Samuel gets a handful of cash in return.
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In the two recent works, "Crowd of Crowds: Obedience Scale" (2018) and "Crowd of Crowds: 100th Monkey" (2017), the colors are brighter and the patterning denser and more insistently all-over as they stretch from edge to edge and top to bottom.
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Restricted to the Bible — "those books are for white folks," she says of the other volumes on the shelves of the plantation house library — Nat grows up with a perverse pastoral calling, traveling around the county to preach obedience to his fellow slaves.
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But I feel like out of duty and out of obedience to what the Lord has called me to do, and then, to use the talents that I just shared with you guys, the talents that God has given me to glorify him.
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For 30 years, audiences have watched as Santa's Little Helper has fathered puppies, passed obedience school, trained as a police dog, become the mascot for Homer's beloved Duff Beer, and was given away to an ostrich farm (though, of course, he came back).
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There's no deep and profound lesson to be learned here about obedience or being good — it's about cutting the drama and getting the shopping done and going easy on each other so you can get to the fun part of the day.
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"I would like them to feel the weight that they put on other people," said Ms. Natalie, who has said she is an ex-girlfriend who saw Mr. Raniere evolve from a charismatic marketing executive to a controlling leader who demanded followers' obedience.
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The Senate Impeachment Rules provide that "the Senate shall have power to compel the attendance of witnesses" and to "enforce obedience to its orders," meaning that the Senate can use its inherent powers to enforce any subpoena it issues during an impeachment trial.
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The exhibition will also offer an indoor puppy park; a shopping mart; demonstrations of canine agility, search skills, obedience, tricks and law-enforcement training; and performances by the Savitsky Cats, known for their acrobatic feats on "America's Got Talent" in 2018.akc.
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Although the stated reasons for the dramatic mass suicide are not often remembered, the method of self-annihilation certainly is: since 1978, the idiom "drinking the Kool-Aid" has been used to denote behavior that exhibits blind and unquestioning obedience to an individual or organization.
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It's also worth noting that while Milgram's experiment relied purely on the participants' obedience to authority to produce murderous behavior, The Push appears to go several steps further, by convincing its subject / victim that he will go to prison if he does not kill.
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Unlike with other armies of the world who pledge to defend their monarch or their homeland, our oath of service links our military to the protection and defense of the Constitution and the obedience to the President under the condition of adherence to orders.
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He is not a seer or a policy savant or the Wizard of Oz. He is capitalizing on a storied American tradition: acquiescence to angry white men trying to rid a sacred land of immigrants, Jews, and women who don't meet medieval standards of obedience.
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Islam teaches us that life is a test of obedience to God and I counseled my community to view Mr. Trump's election as a test of our patience: God wanted to see if we would endure this challenge, or fall into complaining and despair.
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Over the course of 50 years, Rich, who died at 82 in 2012, produced two dozen books of poetry and six volumes of prose — less a body of work than a bank of knowledge on gender and power, obedience and eros, the politics of motherhood.
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Biden, after predicting at a Tuesday morning fundraiser that "things [are] about to get pretty rocky," said at the press event that Americans don't want a president that "demands obedience" and reminded reporters of his years of service as vice president and in the Senate.
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He wants to be invited into the Circle, an elite secret society — "To survive, there was just one rule: obedience" — and when we first meet him, he has been tasked by the Circle to watch one of the protesters, who turns out to be Jisun.
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Forster's great subject, the pull of individual passions against stifling social conformity, the old order against the new — "the unlovely chaos that lies between obedience and freedom," as he once put it — is also the through-line in Jhabvala's wryly tender early stories and novels.
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