There was outrage at the uncharitable tone of the demand.
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It is an uncharitable thought, yet not an unfamiliar one.
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It was uncharitable, and the hasty deletion doesn&apost change that.
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If that seems an uncharitable, even tasteless observation, so be it.
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Supposed Christians have said the most vile and uncharitable things imaginable.
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Maybe that's uncharitable, but I truly don't see the point otherwise.
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" Finn thought for a moment and added, "That was uncharitable of me.
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Mr. de Blasio's feelings for the governor were equally uncharitable; in a Feb.
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You can see where these varying definitions can lead to some uncharitable interpretations.
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You could call that crazy, or quixotic, or (if you're feeling particularly uncharitable) stupid.
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This may seem like an uncharitable ranking for Belgium, but it fairly reflects their underachievement.
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To the Editor: May I be permitted an uncharitable thought in this season of giving?
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The rainfall was paltry, typical of the noisy, uncharitable storms of this part of Texas.
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As such, it seems uncharitable to deny Callahan his dreams of a more egalitarian world.
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Uncharitable observers thought he wanted to cozy up to big Republican donors who like the idea.
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"The uncharitable interpretation is that they're out to lunch — like literally on their yachts or something."
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If you want to be uncharitable, he is a glowering Zack Snyder remake of Nuke LaLoosh.
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At the risk of sounding uncharitable, Linda was born to play the role of a vegetable.
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The uncharitable way to interpret this is that the core Yahoo business is actually destroying value.
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The uncharitable way to interpret this is that the core Yahoo business was actually destroying value.
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The uncharitable read is that Ivanka's dabbling in this subject to burnish her image, and nothing more.
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It's an uncharitable response to a display of incredible solidarity from the people who voted for her.
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When I use system-two thinking, I understand that this instinctual reaction of mine is both irrational and uncharitable — irrational because we're all always waiting for one another and there's no way to avoid it; uncharitable because I expect alacrity from others that I don't always display myself.
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If you're being charitable, you could call this legitimacy; if you're being uncharitable, you could call it inoffensiveness.
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His reading of these thinkers, as the social critic Shuja Haider points out, is shallow and deeply uncharitable.
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Other men his age were fighting in Korea, and here he was on his knees, confessing to uncharitable thoughts.
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"I think the media is unfair to the president's supporters, and at times uncharitable to the president," she said.
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Sorry I mean I might be uncharitable but I imagine they&aposll be doing dome lobbying, that&aposs my sense.
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Francisco argued the court went out of its way to adopt the most uncharitable reading possible of the secretary's actions.
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The day was too lovely, the natural world too congenial and the food too satisfying to yield to uncharitable fantasies.
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The producer on Al's other side selfishly hogged him for most of the evening, which I felt was rather uncharitable!
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Trump, a distinctly uncharitable man, mostly appoints his family and cronies with little to no discernible qualifications other than ideology.
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Yet it would be uncharitable to conclude that Harris is simply trying to be provocative for the sake of provocation.
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The man, I&aposm sorry to say, I know it sounds uncharitable, is a complete embarrassment, spewing outrageous falsehoods while offering reckless advice.
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Her uncharitable view of human frailty and the trials imposed by the unfairness of life makes her an incendiary figure on the left.
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Heading into March, his uncharitable orientation into Brad Stevens very-charitable offensive system capsized entire possessions that could've gone a more efficient route.
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" Contrast that with Don Jr.'s uncharitable message on Instagram on Tuesday: "You know why you can enjoy a day at the zoo?
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"I think most people who watch it would reflect on times that they've been cruel or unfair, or harsh or uncharitable," Ms Tonkovich says.
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While its most uncharitable detractors often deride the Council as a refuge for overpaid underachievers, Mr. Williams saw sedulous virtue in its summer schedule.
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If a similarly uncharitable distinction exists between Air Force generals and the mission needs of a Space Force, then a new service might be needed.
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But it demonstrates the uncharitable view of humanity that is integral to the worldview of many doomsday preppers, a profoundly bizarre audience to write for.
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"A lot of business people are just terrified of her, and they're going to view everything she does through an extremely uncharitable lens," he said.
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As they overwhelmed a conga line of opponents, the Warriors went about the uncharitable business of obliterating records, each new number more impressive than the last.
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While you certainly can't fault Brady for being uncharitable, the argument here is that he could be helping Best Buddies even further by not accepting their payments.
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That's one way to think about it, the cynical, uncharitable, myopic way, the way you'd think about it if you wanted to psychologize Bill Cosby as Cliff Huxtable.
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" He wrote that the company could have sucked up much of the city's talent and "is one of the most insular, secretive and uncharitable companies I've ever encountered.
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"A lot of business people are just terrified of her, and they're going to view everything she does through an extremely uncharitable lens," the "Mad Money" host said.
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The uncharitable might say all of these people are, in fact, libertarians, or that their shift to the alt-right-and-worse is the natural endpoint of libertarian philosophy.
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Even if you understand and sympathize with obsessive documentary travel, summer can make anyone feel as uncharitable as Percy felt toward that poor sightseer at the lip of the Grand Canyon.
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They flirted with disaster throughout, and the Bengals were uncharitable guests, holding on for a 23-22 victory as Mike Nugent kicked a 47-yard field goal with 58 seconds left.
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In 2016, when reporters were exposing these uncharitable acts, the Trump Foundation admitted that a contribution to Ms. Bondi's campaign violated tax law in a tax filing and paid a fine.
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It may be uncharitable, but if you felt like you, personally, had finally mastered the rules, lashing out at those who spoiled the game at least makes a certain kind of sense.
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"I thought [Gorsuch] was the gold standard … I hate to be uncharitable, but he's one of a minority of members on the Supreme Court that deserve to be there," Turley told Hill.
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You say he is the worst prime minister in living memory, an opinion so grossly uncharitable that it could only emanate from rabid, Brussels-infatuated journalists, wholly given over to Remain propaganda.
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Perhaps foremost, the documentary asserts -- provocatively, if not entirely persuasively -- that the media and prosecutors assumed the worst of Carter because of an uncharitable view of teenage girls as being manipulative and cruel.
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It's easy, especially in hindsight, to second-guess Comey's choices in 2016—if you were being uncharitable, you could even conclude that he helped Trump get elected and reaped that particular orange whirlwind.
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"How will the historian teach and explain that Gandhi was uncharitable in his attitude towards the black race and see that we're glorifying him by erecting a statue on our campus?" the petition reads.
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"[Graham] has made disparaging and uncharitable remarks about Muslims and the LGBTQ community, while portraying the election, administration, and policies of U.S. President Donald Trump as intrinsically aligned with the Christian church," reads the letter.
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Reliving my ill-formed takes on politics and feminism is also agony, of course, but most of the self-loathing I've experienced throughout manually deleting my tweets comes from how uncharitable I've been to other people.
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Urofsky, perhaps because he is an academic, is more patient with the trouble that universities have had in achieving diversity than he is with the problems of labor unions, to which, in general, he is uncharitable.
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Maybe they'd make their way to my desk and travel with me to the couch and then the bed; perhaps I'd read a few chapters, scribble notes, think uncharitable thoughts, but most likely it would stop there.
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While crediting the United Nations with immeasurable help to assuage the food situation, Mr. Buhari said, "The hype, especially that which suggests that the government is doing nothing is, therefore, uncharitable and unnecessary," according to the statement.
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With an uncharitable interpretation, you could say the rules for overhauling how a key feature of the second most-trafficked website on the planet is effectively being written by external, potentially unaccountable individuals whose expertise and affiliation is not known.
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To be sure, uncharitable comments leveled at older men who repeatedly throw over their wives for increasingly age-inappropriate mates are of a different order from other kinds of deprecations, given the lack of originality on these conquistador-husbands' part.
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An uncharitable reading of his words might be that boxing and fencing are familiar and therefore acceptable, whereas games are played out of a black box (tastefully decorated with LED lights, of course) and not something he himself has ever partaken in.
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Photo: Mark Wilson (Getty)Jeff Bezos, who is both famously uncharitable and the wealthiest man in modern history, announced today via a tweet that he'd be allocating $217 billion—a little over 1 percent of his net worth—to housing and educating underserved communities.
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We celebrate when older couples find love again, due to some nebulous combination of, if I'm being uncharitable, not caring about where they situate themselves in the structure of our social circles, and knowing that they are ostensibly nearer to the end of their lives.
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On top of this are possible violations of campaign-finance law springing from a scheme to pay a pornographic actress to keep quiet; using charitable funds for uncharitable purposes; allegations of bank and insurance fraud; and, possibly, bending of the tax laws beyond breaking-point.
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And I felt worried that what I'd write about it would reflect my most uncharitable feelings in that moment, towards someone (or rather, a group of people) who had clearly been through as much or more pain than I was feeling in that moment.
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The Free Beacon and the Daily Beast both spoke to Shelton, still anonymous at the time; Shelton expressed her anger at Clinton, alleged that she'd "lied on me," and accused her of laughing about Taylor's guilt (which is an uncharitable characterization of the conversations of the Reed tape).
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"The implication of this choice of vocabulary, if I am being uncharitable, could not be more clear: that women are problems to be solved, and the problem of absence, a disappearance or murder, is generally easier to deal with than the problem of the woman's presence," Bolin muses.
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But while her words were uncharitable and unnecessary, they spoke to a wider truth about Sanders that didn't get all that much attention four years ago and hasn't been widely discussed this time around, either: He isn't and has never been popular with his Democratic colleagues in the Senate.
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" (Presumably, the dog didn't listen to "momma" at the deli.) All of this reached a boiling point earlier Monday when a celebrity blogger — who has written for Refinery29 in the past — shared the news about Jenner, adding that Jenner is "disturbingly despicable, entitled, unsympathetic, sadistic, uncharitable and self-absorbed human being who doesn't deserve to be idolized.
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But it wasn't his accent that made him distant with me, I thought, though maybe it was uncharitable of me to assume he shared the views of his colleagues, or some of his colleagues, like the priest who had called, the previous summer, for all decent people to line the route of the Pride parade and throw stones at the queers.
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And to judge by just a few recent examples – Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden leads Sanders by single digits in South Carolina: poll Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Biden will go after Bloomberg, Sanders at Las Vegas debate, aides say MORE's singularly uncharitable jab at former Mayor Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegBiden leads Sanders by single digits in South Carolina: poll 2020 Democratic candidates support Las Vegas casino workers on debate day What to watch in the debate tonight MORE on the eve of the New Hampshire primary, or Rep.
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This uncharitable narrative has shadowed him from the outset, yet his point of view has only grown more relevant after an exceptionally violent 2016 that saw coordinated suicide bombings in Brussels and Istanbul; a mass shooting in a nightclub in Orlando; the ambush and execution of a police officer and his partner near Paris; a Bastille Day slaughter in Nice; ax and suicide bomb attacks in Bavaria; the throat slitting of a Catholic priest in a church in Normandy; pressure-cooker bombs in Manhattan and New Jersey; and a massacre at a Christmas market in Berlin.
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Among those occupying formal places in the conference Chaderton (Master of Emmanuel College, Cambridge) and Reinolds (President of Corpus Christi College, Oxford) were received gracefully, but the King thought the prominent East Anglian puritan Knewstubs an uncharitable man.
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I used to play it on a Mexican twelve-string until I destroyed the instrument by jumping on it in a fit of impotent fury in 1967. The song had too many verses and it took about five years to sort out the right ones." In an interview with Alastair Pirrie of the New Musical Express in March 1973 - just two years after the album was released - Cohen disparaged the LP: "I suppose you could call it gimmicky if you were feeling uncharitable towards me. I have certainly felt uncharitable towards me from time to time over that record, and regretted many things.
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Hart endorsement in Pallotta, Uncharitable, front cover. Pallotta has given in excess of 150 speeches in 29 countries on the book as of December, 2012. In 2000, Pallotta wrote, When Your Moment Comes – a Guide to Fulfilling Your Dreams, for the Jodere Group.
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Oh, my sweet, cruel, kind, pitiless, loving, hard-hearted master! he's dead; he's dead; he's gone; he's fled; and now full low must hang his head! Oh, my sweet vile, kind, flinty, mild, uncharitable master! Old Harding has died before the inheritance documents are signed.
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The seventh conclusion asserts that prayers for the souls of specific individual deceased persons is uncharitable, since it implicitly excludes all the other blessed dead who are not being prayed for, and that the practice of requesting prayers for the dead by making financial contributions is a sort of bribery that corrupts the Church.
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The British refused and Cronjé replied "If you are so uncharitable as to refuse me a truce as requested, then you may do as you please. I shall not surrender alive. Bombard as you will". The truce communications had taken up much of the day and there was no time for any more assaults.
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The ninth conclusion asserts that the practice of confession for the absolution of sins is blasphemous, because only God has the power to forgive sins, and because if priests did have that power it would be cruel and uncharitable of them to withhold that forgiveness from anyone in the world, even if they refused to confess.
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This act also reiterated that England had "no superior under God, but only your Grace" and that Henry's "imperial crown" had been diminished by the Pope's "unreasonable and uncharitable usurpations and exactions". Ultimately, in 1534, Henry led the English Parliament to pass the Act of Supremacy that established the independent Church of England and broke from the Catholic Church.
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During the summer before Pallotta's senior year at Harvard he heard about two cyclists crossing America to raise money for cancer research.Pallotta, Uncharitable, p. 189. It inspired him to create a cross- country bike ride for world hunger. He and his co-chair, Mark Takano (now a Congressman representing the 41st district in California) recruited 39 students to make the journey.
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Composed in seven acts, Uttararāmacarita's main theme is Sita's abandonment. The first act gives a brief summary of Rama's story upto the fire-ordeal of Sita . The common people who were away from the scene of the fire-ordeal, refused to be convinced, and made uncharitable criticism of Rama's acceptance of Sita. This forced Rama to take the regrettable decision of abandoning her.
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250 Subsequent historians have ridiculed this latter statement: William James wryly commented in his account of the action, written in 1827, that "it would be uncharitable to call into question the courage of Rear-admiral Linois"James, Vol. 3, p. 251 and William Laird Clowes said in 1900 that "his timidity and want of enterprise threw away a great opportunity".Clowes, p.
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He disdained philosophy and philosophers, and looked down on Marcus Aurelius' sessions with Apollonius of Chalcedon and others in this circle. Fronto put an uncharitable interpretation of Marcus Aurelius' "conversion to philosophy": "in the fashion of the young, tired of boring work", Marcus Aurelius had turned to philosophy to escape the constant exercises of oratorical training.De Eloquentia 4.5 (= Haines 2.74), qtd. and tr.
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According to one commentator, the film "disappeared from view shortly after being released in a theatre in Pune for a week." Critical reception, too, according to Hariharan, was "uncharitable". The film was, however, screened at the Filmotsav in Madras in January 1978, and subsequently selected for screening at the 1978 Berlin Film Festival. In recent years, there has been a revival of critical interest in the film.
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Larkin disliked the tendency of writers to say uncharitable things about each other, so he sought to avoid criticisms and to satisfy himself with presenting his understanding of the Scriptures. During the last five years of his life, the demand for Larkin's books made it necessary for him to give up the pastorate and devote his full-time to writing. He died on January 24, 1924.
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Cao Cao sent a memo to Jiang Ji as follows: "When Gao Yao served under Emperor Shun, he caused those who were unkind and uncharitable to shun away. I place my hopes in a virtuous subordinate like you to uphold fairness."(辟為丞相主簿西曹屬。令曰:「舜舉臯陶,不仁者遠;臧否得中,望於賢屬矣。」) Sanguozhi vol. 14.
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Dickens 2003, p. 385 (Book 3, Chapter 15) With the people starving and begging the Marquis for food, his uncharitable response is to let the people eat grass; the people are left with nothing but onions to eat and are forced to starve while the nobles are living lavishly upon the people's backs. Every time the nobles refer to the life of the peasants it is only to destroy or humiliate the poor.
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Horwitz, Transformations in American Law, p. 173 Other forms of moral economy are more informal. In the sixteenth and seventeenth century, for instance, clergymen often preached against various economic practices that were not strictly illegal, but were deemed to be "uncharitable".Collinson, "Puritanism and the Poor" Their condemnations of selling food at high prices or raising rents probably influenced the behavior of many people who regarded themselves as Christian and worried about their reputations.
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Pallotta was aware that there was “nothing big” for the average person to do about AIDS. It was the same feeling of frustration he had at Harvard looking at the gap between world hunger and the small fundraising events designed to address it.Pallotta, Uncharitable. In 1991, building on the 'power of the journey' as a metaphor, he conceived of a 600-mile bike ride from San Francisco to Los Angeles, which combined his marketing, fundraising, mobilizing and motivating skills.
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All the allegations that had been levelled against him had been duly explained by him and shown to be false. He had expressed his readiness to solve the legitimate grievances of the people, if any. He observed that under the circumstances it was uncharitable on the part of some persons to create disturbances in Mecca. He said that he was not afraid of death, but he did not want the Muslims to be guilty of bloodshed.
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MIT Press, Boston, Massachusetts. Whorf's statement has been misunderstood to mean that Hopi has no concept of duration or succession of time, but in fact, he meant only that the Hopi have no conception of time as an object or a substance that may be divided and subdivided. Furthermore, according to John A. Lucy, many of Whorf's critics have failed to read his writings accurately, preferring instead to proffer uncharitable caricatures of his arguments.Lucy, John (1992).
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The years after publication, the book found mixed reviews. George Sayer found it remarkable how acutely Lewis could diagnose and explain the weaknesses of contemporary doctrine. Others though found difficulties and Lewis wrote a preface in the third edition to help explain more of what he meant. He criticized himself for “needless obscurity and an uncharitable temper.” He also admits that he had a specific idea of Romanticism that was much different from the rest of the world.
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The relationship between Kurosawa and Mifune remained ambivalent. While Kurosawa made some very uncharitable comments about Mifune's acting, he also admitted in Interview magazine that "All the films that I made with Mifune, without him, they would not exist". He also presented Mifune with the Kawashita award which he himself had won two years prior. They finally made something of a reconciliation in 1993 at the funeral of their friend Ishirō Honda, though they never collaborated again.
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Eustace tells Boniface in confession of the events of the day, which he suspects may have been a punishment for his uncharitable interpretation of Philip's adventure; he is irked by the Abbot's pompous and patronising attitude but submits to his authority. Ch. 11: Two or three years pass. Eustace tries in vain to persuade Elspet and Edward that the lad should become a novice. Halbert rejects Edward's bookishness and summons the White Lady in a secluded ravine.
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In 2012 Pallotta wrote, Charity Case: How the Nonprofit Community Can Stand Up for Itself and Really Change the World, which Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. called, “an Apollo program for American philanthropy and the nonprofit sector”.Kennedy endorsement in Pallotta, Charity Case, front cover. The book calls for the creation of a “Charity Defense Council” to act as a national leadership organization for the humanitarian sector in the United States. In 2008 Pallotta wrote, Uncharitable: How Restraints on Nonprofits Undermine Their Potential.
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Fronto put an uncharitable interpretation of Marcus' 'conversion to philosophy': 'In the fashion of the young, tired of boring work', Marcus had turned to philosophy to escape the constant exercises of oratorical training.De Eloquentia iv. 5 (= Haines 2.74), qtd. and tr. Birley, Marcus Aurelius, p. 95. Alan Cameron, in his review of Birley's biography (The Classical Review 17:3 (1967): p. 347), suggests a reference to chapter 11 of Arthur Darby Nock's Conversion (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1933, rept. 1961): 'Conversion to Philosophy'.
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Instead she advocated humanitarian efforts to improve the agricultural, educational, medical, and sanitary conditions of the community. She described the typical missionary as "narrow, uncharitable, unappreciative, ignorant." In the Harpers article along with another in Cosmopolitan published in May 1933, Buck rejected the doctrine of original sin, saying "I believe that most of us start out wanting to do right and to be good." She asserted that belief in the virgin birth or the divinity of Christ was not a prerequisite to being a Christian.
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Members must subscribe to church periodicals if they can afford to, and pay an annual tax to the church of not less than one dollar.Eddy, "Discipline" , Manual of the Mother Church, Article VIII, Sections 13, 14. Prohibitions include engaging in mental malpractice; visiting a store that sells "obnoxious" books; joining other churches; publishing articles that are uncharitable toward religion, medicine, the courts or the law; and publishing the number of church members.Eddy, "Discipline" , Manual of the Mother Church, Article VIII, Sections 8, 12, 17, 26, 28.
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Emmons, Dennis. "Honoring Christ’s sacrifice with penance every Friday", OSV Newsweekly, March 2, 2016 Note that the duty to perform the tasks of your state in life takes precedence over the law of fasting in the precepts of the Catholic Church. If fasting honestly causes one to be unable to fulfill his/her required tasks, it is uncharitable to fast — the law of fasting would not apply. Many acts of penance carry an indulgence, which may be applied in behalf of the souls departed.
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Despite this, some accused him of being uncharitable as in 1973 when he attempted to cancel a friendly game between the then World Champions, Brazil, and an all-Ireland select team. The game went ahead, although under the banner of southern club Shamrock Rovers F.C. rather than the original "Ireland XI", resulting in the permanent exclusion of Northern Ireland's captain, Derek Dougan from the team. This accusation ignores the fact of Dougan's age and non-selection for the previous five Northern Ireland games prior to this.
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The preamble is noteworthy because it is written in the form of a petition from the Commons to the King and is one of the first mentions of a "papal usurpation" and because it reasserts the theory that England has "no superior under God, but only your Grace". It also claims that the authority of the King's "imperial crown" is diminished by "the unreasonable and uncharitable usurpations and exactions" of the Pope. The preamble was repealed by section 1 of, and Part II of the Schedule to, the Statute Law (Repeals) Act 1969.
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"Like Waugh", says Stannard, "Cruttwell played up his eccentricities and had an uncharitable sense of humour". Ellis's 2004 biographical sketch suggests that much of Cruttwell's rebarbative manner may have been the result of simple shyness. There was clearly mutual animosity between Cruttwell and Waugh, and Hastings points out that Cruttwell would have been justified in suspending Waugh from the college on numerous occasions but did not do so. Ellis acknowledges a "forceful, forthright and eccentric character" but stresses Cruttwell's generous hospitality to close friends and his concern for his undergraduates' welfare.
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Successive sovereigns would continue this work and progressively transform the entire Betsimitatatra into a continuous patchwork of rice paddies.Callet (1908), p. 522 Andriantsitakatrandriana expanded the rice fields around Antananarivo Oral history relates that Andriantsitakatrandriana devised a ruse to chase his second wife and her son from his territory, although a justification for this uncharitable act is not explicitly stated. According to legend, Andriantsitakatrandriana made an unusual request of his second wife, Rafoloarivo: he asked her to travel to the village of Ambohitrakely to give hasina to her son (i.e.
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He was a staunch advocate of desegregation, supporting the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in Brown v. Board of Education in 1954, and reprimanding Governor Orval Faubus for attempting to prevent desegregation at Little Rock Central High School in 1957. In a 1960 publication entitled "An Elementary Catholic Catechism on the Morality of Segregation and Racial Discrimination," he described segregation as "immoral...unjust and uncharitable," and stated that it could even constitute mortal sin "when the act of racial prejudice committed is a serious infraction of the law of justice or charity".
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Form 1023-EZ was created when the National Taxpayer Advocate suggested simplifying the form in 2011, and the IRS eventually followed that advice in 2013. The form was finally introduced in July 2014. While the majority of charities will file through Form 1023-EZ, the move to simplify it wasn't without its criticisms. As Form 1023-EZ doesn't require a list of charity activities or supporting documentation, those activities will go unknown to the IRS, and there is no protection against uncharitable organizations filing the form for tax exemption status.
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Jeffrey Simpson, "He makes Harper think uncharitable thoughts", Globe and Mail, May 7, 2002, pg. A19; Phipps later said that he was "shocked" by Harper's language. See Louise Elliott, "NDP candidate slams Alliance leader for personal comment, refusal to debate", Canadian Press, May 9, 2002, Harper officially became leader of the Official Opposition in May 2002. Later in the same month, he said that the Atlantic Provinces were trapped in "a culture of defeat" which had to be overcome, the result of policies designed by Liberal and Progressive Conservative governments.
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In 2017, the foundation opened its own publishing house to print books on charity, philanthropy and various aspects of development of non-profit sector of the economy. According to the foundation’s Board chairman, Mitya Aleshkovskiy, it is a logical and very important step for the foundation to regularly publish books which are essential for everyone involved in solving social problems. The first book issued by the house was Russian edition of global bestseller by American writer, entrepreneur and activist Dan Pallotta, Uncharitable – How Restraints on Nonprofits Undermine Their Potential.
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Wilson's speech was moved to represent the sense of the meeting, and was approved by all of the ministers and magistrates present with the notable exceptions of Governor Vane, Reverend Cotton, Reverend Wheelwright, and two strong supporters of Hutchinson, William Coddington and Richard Dummer. Cotton, normally of a very placid disposition, was indignant over the proceedings and lead a delegation to admonish Wilson for his uncharitable insinuations. On Saturday, 31 December 1636, the Boston congregants met to prefer charges against Wilson. Governor Vane launched the attack, and was joined by other members of the congregation.
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Many New Englanders claimed that Whitefield destroyed "New England's orderly parish system, communities, and even families". The "Declaration of the Association of the County of New Haven, 1745" stated that after Whitefield's preaching "religion is now in a far worse state than it was". After Whitefield preached in Charlestown, a local newspaper article attacked him as "blasphemous, uncharitable, and unreasonable." After Whitefield condemned Moravians and their practices, his former London printer (a Moravian), called Whitefield "a Mahomet, a Caesar, an imposter, a Don Quixote, a devil, the beast, the man of sin, the Antichrist".
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Consequently, in the same year the Act of First Fruits and Tenths transferred the taxes on ecclesiastical income from the Pope to the Crown. The Act Concerning Peter's Pence and Dispensations outlawed the annual payment by landowners of one penny to the Pope. This Act also reiterated that England had "no superior under God, but only your Grace" and that Henry's "imperial crown" had been diminished by "the unreasonable and uncharitable usurpations and exactions" of the Pope. In case any of this should be resisted, Parliament passed the Treasons Act 1534, which made it high treason punishable by death to deny Royal Supremacy.
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Under the direction of liberal-leaning Bishop Rev. Jacobo Catala Et Alboso, a rebuttal to Salvany's El liberalismo es pecado was written by the Catholic canon Celestino de Pazos from Vich entitled El proceso del integrismo: refutación de los errores que contiene el opúsculo del Dr. Sardá y Salvany "el liberalismo es pecado". Both works were sent to the Sacred Congregation of the Index and its Secretary, Fr. Jerome Secheri, O.P., issued a statement on January 10, 1887 ruling for Salvany and finding errors in the rebuttal along with uncharitable insinuations about Salvany.Sardá y Salvany, Felix (1899).
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Says Introvigne, "the second book and film are worse than the first: they include an explicit call to hatred and intolerance that has been denounced as such by a number of Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish organizations." Introvigne, p. 154. but from traditional anti-Mormons as well.His writings were described by Carl Mosser in Saints Alive in Jesus: Ed Decker – The Godmakers as follows: > Decker is infamous for the mistakes he makes describing Mormon doctrine, the > sensationalist claims he has made about Mormon rituals and leaders, and the > generally uncharitable attitude with which he conducts his ministry.
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Focusing exclusively on his own generalship, Montgomery continued to say he thought the counteroffensive had gone very well but did not explain the reason for his delayed attack on 3 January. He later attributed this to needing more time for preparation on the northern front. According to Winston Churchill, the attack from the south under Patton was steady but slow and involved heavy losses, and Montgomery was trying to avoid this situation. Many American officers had already grown to dislike Montgomery, who was seen by them as an overly cautious commander, arrogant, and all too willing to say uncharitable things about the Americans.
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In June 1639 he took part in the negotiations leading to the Pacification of Berwick which ended the first Bishops' War. His firm attitude displeased the king extremely. After Charles promised a new Assembly and Parliament to settle the church question, Johnston responded by accusing him of playing for time, to which the king replied in anger "that the devil himself could not make a more uncharitable construction or give a more bitter expression"; and on Johnston continuing his speech ordered him to be silent and declared he would speak to more reasonable men. In August Johnston read a paper before the Parliament of Scotland, strongly condemning its prorogation.
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Henry at Canossa, 19th-century painting Throughout, Lambert demonstrates his hostility to 'godless' King Henry IV and royal interests, which is not surprising given his sympathies for the independence of the regional aristocracy. He expresses a generally favorable opinion of Pope Gregory VII and the ecclesiastical reform movement, but also evinces skepticism towards some contemporary monastic reforms in Germany. He is also quite uncharitable towards figures like Archbishop Siegfried I of Mainz, who encroached on the traditional rights and prerogatives of Hersfeld and other monasteries. Lambert's assessments, especially of Henry's Walk to Canossa, dominated the German historical image up to the times of the Kulturkampf in the nineteenth century.
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It is setting houses alight one by one, but the canons are astonished to find that the lodging house and herdsman's shelter are both completely unscathed and their occupants are safe inside. The kindly merchants have also all escaped unharmed, having departed from the fair early, before the dragon had appeared. However, the church where the canons had been denied shelter has been entirely destroyed. The uncharitable dean is seen trying to save all his most valuable possessions by loading them on board a boat on the nearby river, but the dragon then swoops down and reduces the boat and everything on board to ashes.
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During the appointed day of fasting on 19 January 1637, John Cotton preached in the morning, focusing his sermon on the need for pacification and reconciliation. Wheelwright then spoke in the afternoon, and while in the eyes of a lay person his sermon may have appeared benign and non-threatening, to the Puritan clergy it was "censurable and incited mischief". Historian Michael Winship more pointedly called it a "bitterly uncharitable sermon" and the "most notorious Boston contribution to the escalation of pulpit rhetoric". There was no immediate reaction to the sermon, other than Winthrop noting in his journal that "the ministers were now disputing the doctrinal issues in their pulpits".
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William Cosmo Gordon Lang, 1st Baron Lang of Lambeth, (31 October 1864 – 5 December 1945) was a Scottish Anglican prelate who served as Archbishop of York (1908–1928) and Archbishop of Canterbury (1928–1942). His rapid elevation to Archbishop of York, within 18 years of his ordination, is unprecedented in modern Church of England history. As Archbishop of Canterbury during the abdication crisis of 1936, he took a strong moral stance, his comments in a subsequent broadcast being widely condemned as uncharitable towards the departed king. The son of a Scots Presbyterian minister, Lang abandoned the prospect of a legal and political career to train for the Anglican priesthood.
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The Old Norse draugr is another medieval example of an undead creature with similarities to vampires. Vampiric beings were rarely written about in Jewish literature; the 16th-century rabbi David ben Solomon ibn Abi Zimra (Radbaz) wrote of an uncharitable old woman whose body was unguarded and unburied for three days after she died and rose as a vampiric entity, killing hundreds of people. He linked this event to the lack of a shmirah (guarding) after death as the corpse could be a vessel for evil spirits. Vampires properly originating in folklore were widely reported from Eastern Europe in the late 17th and 18th centuries.
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Besides the above-mentioned work and several sermons Beaulieu was the acknowledged author of: # Take heed of both Extreams, or plain and useful Cautions against Popery and Presbytery, in two parts, octavo, London, 1675. # The Holy Inquisition, wherein is represented what is the religion of the church of Rome, and how they are dealt with that dissent from it, octavo, London, 1681. # A Discourse showing that Protestants are on the safer side, notwithstanding the uncharitable judgment of their adversaries, and that their religion is the surest way to heaven, quarto, London, 1687, which has been twice reprinted. # The Infernal Observator, or the Quickning Dead, octavo, London, 1684, which, according to Wood, was originally written in French.
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These events, to which their thoughts often turn, have had a profound effect on their views of themselves as moral agents. Ludwig is tormented throughout the novel by his decision to marry Gracie and stay in England, while his parents plead with him to return to the United States. The accidental death of Dorina just after he has passed her in the street without acknowledgement awakens him to his complicity with Gracie's uncharitable attitudes and leads to the discussions with Matthew which result in Ludwig's going home. However, Austin's chronic bad luck, which appears to be "an infectious moral flaw", calls into question the universality of the Good Samaritan's message of helping the unlucky.
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Like Adams, Newhall was involved with the Sierra Club, and wrote often about issues of conservation. Newhall was sometimes accused of political heavy-handedness on that subject—one uncharitable review of American Earth calls her prose "so full of Message that there is no room for poetry" (Deevey)—but her explication of the political context and motivation of Adams' work has been important for the Sierra Club and the conservation movement in general. Nancy and Beaumont spent three summers at Black Mountain College beginning in 1946. In addition to lecturing and teaching, the Newhalls photographed the college campus and its people, taking portraits of Leo Amino, Ilya Bolotowsky, Gwendolyn Knight, Jacob Lawrence, and Buckminster Fuller's venetian-blind experiment.
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Wellington: Studies in the Military and Political Career of the First Duke of Wellington. Manchester University Press. . Pg. 17 Creative Pasts: Historical Memory And Identity in Western India, 1700–1960 From book: "In the early twentieth century, the Marathas were identified as a "martial race" fit for the imperial army, and recruitment of Marathas increased after World War I." Despite praising the military prowess of the Marathas, the British considered them inferior to Sikhs and Gurkhas in terms of other masculine traits due to prevailing Christian notions of being a "man at arm" in battlefield i.e., they disapproved of Maratha utilisation of guerrilla warfare in combat along with their uncharitable and ruthless attitudes.
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In his Meditations, Marcus Aurelius defines several such practices. For example, in Book II.I: > Say to yourself in the early morning: I shall meet today ungrateful, > violent, treacherous, envious, uncharitable men. All of the ignorance of > real good and ill...I can neither be harmed by any of them, for no man will > involve me in wrong, nor can I be angry with my kinsman or hate him; for we > have come into the world to work together... Prior to Aurelius, Epictetus in his Discourses, distinguished between three types of act: judgment, desire, and inclination.Davidson, A.I. (1995) Pierre Hadot and the Spiritual Phenomenon of Ancient Philosophy, in Philosophy as a Way of Life, Hadot, P. Oxford Blackwells, pp.
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Emblem used by the East Africa rugby union team when on tour as the Tuskers The Tuskers is the nickname of the East Africa rugby union team but it is used exclusively when they are on tour. In all matches played at home they are referred to as East Africa. By the time of the first Tuskers tour in 1954, East Africa had played three matches, all against the touring University of Cape Town team from South Africa, and the RFUEA badge had been adopted. When their first tour was being organised a few uncharitable nicknames were suggested for the team and thus the Tuskers moniker was quickly adopted and an appropriate emblem designed.
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In fact, the Westminster Confession > of Faith (Church of England) states: 'There is no other Head of the Church > but the Lord Jesus Christ, nor can the Pope of Rome, in any sense, be head > thereof, but is that antichrist, that man of sin, and Son of perdition, that > exalteth himself in the Chuch against Christ and is called God.' Other > Protestant confessions of faith identified the pope as the antichrist, > including but not limited to the Morland Confession of 1508 and 1535 > (Waldenses) and the Helvetic Confession of 1536 (Switzerland). Today, those > that hold such a belief are in the minority. In fact, nowadays it is viewed > as radical and uncharitable for a Christian to say that the pope is the > antichrist.
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173 Many started to publish various accounts and anecdotes, but Hawkins became the first to publish what could be called a biography.Hawkins p. vii In 1791, Boswell was able to publish his own life and used the introduction to attack rival biographies: > "But what is still worse, there is throughout the whole of it [Hawkin's > Life] a dark uncharitable cast, by which the most unfavourable construction > is put upon almost every circumstance in the character and conduct of my > illustrious friend [Samuel Johnson]; who, I trust, will, be a true and fair > delineation, be vindicated both from the injurious misrepresentation of this > authour, and from the slighter aspersions of a lady who once lived in great > intimacy with him."Boswell 1934 I pp.
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He attacked as inhibiting reform what he saw as corruption and uncharitable self-interest among the clergy and wealthy. Meanwhile, Crowley took part in making the first printed editions of Piers Plowman, the first translation of the Gospels into Welsh, and the first complete metrical psalter in English, which was also the first to include harmonised music. Towards the end of Edward's reign and later, Crowley criticised the Edwardian Reformation as compromised and saw the Dissolution of the Monasteries as replacing one form of corruption by another. On his return to England after the reign of Mary I, Crowley revised his chronicle to represent the Edwardian Reformation as a failure, due to figures like Thomas Seymour, 1st Baron Seymour of Sudeley, Edward Seymour, 1st Duke of Somerset and John Dudley, 1st Duke of Northumberland.
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Similarly, following the passage of the Act of Succession 1533, all adults in the kingdom were required to acknowledge the Act's provisions (declaring Henry's marriage to Anne legitimate and his marriage to Catherine illegitimate) by oath; those who refused were subject to imprisonment for life, and any publisher or printer of any literature alleging that the marriage to Anne was invalid subject to the death penalty. Finally, the Peter's Pence Act was passed, and it reiterated that England had "no superior under God, but only your Grace" and that Henry's "imperial crown" had been diminished by "the unreasonable and uncharitable usurpations and exactions" of the Pope. The king had much support from the Church under Cranmer. To Cromwell's annoyance, Henry insisted on parliamentary time to discuss questions of faith, which he achieved through the Duke of Norfolk.
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In The Lonely Voice: A Study of the Short Story, author and literary critic Frank O'Connor, though generally an admirer of Hemingway, gives one of the most colorful and uncharitable summations of "The Short Happy Life": > Francis runs away from a lion, which is what most sensible men would do if > faced by a lion, and his wife promptly cuckolds him with the English manager > of their big-game hunting expedition. As we all know, good wives admire > nothing in a husband except his capacity to deal with lions, so we can > sympathize with the poor woman in her trouble. But next day Macomber, faced > with a buffalo, suddenly becomes a man of superb courage, and his wife, > recognizing that[...] for the future she must be a virtuous wife, blows his > head off. [...] To say that the psychology of this story is childish would > be to waste good words.
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After being pipped to the coach of the year award by Godfrey Chitalu, Mwila announced his resignation from Dynamos to take over at Township Rollers in Botswana. This time, Dynamos players sided with him and staged an apparent walk-out at the Awards Ceremony in protest against the choice for coach of the year, considering that Mwila had won the country a continental trophy, Zambia's first ever while Chiatlu had guided Warriors from Division I back to the Premier League and won a couple of cups along the way. With a reputation for putting players under pressure to perform and sometimes uttering uncharitable remarks about non-performers, Mwila said he had not regrets if in the process of executing his duties, he had offended some players as he had only meant to motivate them to put in that extra effort. He said he would miss Dynamos but was happy that he was parting with the club on an amicable note and at a time when it was at its peak.
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Late in life, when Díaz del Castillo was 84 years old and living in his encomienda estates in Guatemala, he wrote The True History of the Conquest of New Spain to defend the story of the common-soldier conquistador within the histories about the Spanish conquest of Mexico. He presents his narrative as an alternative to the critical writings of Bartolomé de Las Casas, whose Indian-native histories emphasized the cruelty of the conquest, as well as the histories of the hagiographic biographers of Hernán Cortés (specifically that of Francisco López de Gómara, who Díaz del Castillo believed minimized the role of the 700 enlisted soldiers instrumental to conquering the Aztec Empire). That said, Díaz del Castillo strongly defended the actions of the conquistadors, whilst emphasising their humanity and honesty in his eyewitness narrative, which he summarised as this: "We went there to serve God, and also to get rich." The history is occasionally uncharitable about Cortés; like other professional soldiers who participated in the Conquest of New Spain, Díaz del Castillo found himself among the ruins of Tenochtitlán only slightly wealthier than when he arrived to Mexico.
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