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One reason avowed is brutal; the other is frivolous; both are criminal.
2
Most early PNP members were avowed socialists, including first President Norman Manley.
3
The general appeared just before dinner and frankly avowed the same wish.
4
Temple was brilliant; he wanted to convert the captain, and avowed it.
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Have you ever met anybody who avowed to be a public intellectual?
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You suspect a lurking belief even in the minds of avowed atheists.
7
The connection which subsisted between her and the dictator was unblushingly avowed.
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The avowed purpose of this meeting was to deal with the I.W.W.
9
The royalist conspirators at first proudly avowed the aim of their enterprise.
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Her conduct in this respect was thoroughly consistent with her avowed principles.
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He did not regret that he had avowed his belief in Christ.
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None the less, his avowed principle was to savour the passing hour.
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And that, I take it, is the avowed purpose of your administration.
14
Robert Bowers, 46, an avowed anti-Semite, appeared defiant and determined in court.
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He absolutely refuted every point in it experimentally, and Dr. Mitchill avowed-
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But your real policy is to afford us avowed countenance and support.
