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reafirmación 1
That situation ended with Benjamin IX's reassertion of the Sword's prerogatives.
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Victorian novels always end with a reassertion of the principle of Separate Spheres.
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It was the reassertion of primitive man, the demands of the first element.
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That is the scientific account of the matter,-onlya reassertion of the fact.
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There is a strong reassertion of the value of emotion, imagination, and enthusiasm.
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In 2008, the university was accepted into a seven-year accreditation reaffirmation process.
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Lincoln's second inaugural resembled a Puritan jeremiad as he combined both criticism and reaffirmation.
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That reaffirmation met a challenge sooner than she'd thought.
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Few of them are due for reaffirmation in 2012.
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Sex as a reaffirmation of life to counter the taste of death on Claire's tongue.
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The remainder of the service was a reaffirmation of vows and a rededication to the Discipline.
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It is a rolling reaffirmation that when it comes to sports cars, less truly is more.
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His speech was a reaffirmation of the US as the indispensable nation, destined to lead the world.
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A cloud hangs over Hugo Chavez's reaffirmation as Venezuela's president, despite a thumbs-up from international election observers.
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A reaffirmation of her faith and commitment.
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The Rio+20 congress was a reaffirmation of that commitment.
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His answer is substantially a reaffirmation of the principles which good men have acknowledged for many ages.
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Those with doubts or other concerns needed more time; others received their reaffirmation quickly, and surrendered their places.
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Much of the text is merely a reaffirmation of previous agreements or worse, a regression from those agreements.
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Heat and Roach triangulated a moment of speechless reaffirmation, and all three appeared relieved to have tensions ease.
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In the end, Tipping Points are a reaffirmation of the potential for change and the power of intelligent action.