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Meanings of Reformation in anglès
Schism within the Western Christian Church in the 16th century.
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Examples for "reclamation"
Examples for "reclamation"
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So far, Egypt has had mixed results with land reclamation for agriculture.
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Tsunamis carried away cities, land reclamation projects, and workers with equal indifference.
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Here, again, we fall back upon our actual experience in reclamation work.
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We establish a practicable and environmentally friendly reclamation strategy for carbon fibers.
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The reclamation of the unsettled arid public lands presents a different problem.
Usage of Reformation in anglès
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Tendency to disunion; the influence of the Reformation and the national Churches.
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Even in the period of the Reformation people succeeded in emasculating scholarship.
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In any case, Renaissance and Reformation were, in global terms, small-scale phenomena.
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The grand effect of the Reformation was the isolation of the soul.
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The history of the Reformation in England is full of strange problems.
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The principles of the Reformation had triumphed in some of those countries.
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Persons of every Religious Denomination interested in the maintenance of the Reformation.
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As well as authoring a number of award-winning books- including Reformation… Audio
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Thus closed the first act of the drama of the Scottish Reformation.
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The Reformation made no sudden change in the sacred theory of medicine.
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The Reformation was one of the many convulsions in this long-continued conflict.
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In two words: Popery drives to celibacy, the Reformation establishes the family.
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The translation of the Scriptures and the Reformation are indissolubly linked together.
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The Reformation was practically completed before the close of the sixteenth century.
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The Reformation pursued its course; but a Reformed church did not exist.
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The Reformation had now established itself in other cities of German Switzerland.
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