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It is notable that he did not wear clerical clothing until this time, and it is unclear why he decided to attend a seminary at 30, as it is more usual to do so in one's younger years.
From BBC
The hack itself refers to meals that are prepared with minimal effort, minimal clean up and convenient ingredients that are often readily available in one’s refrigerator and pantry.
From Salon
It can encompass steadfastness in the face of adversity, selflessness, self-sacrifice, honesty and integrity in one’s dealings with others.
From Los Angeles Times
But the sum of its parts absolutely hits us in the heart all these years later, moving us to spend extra time with his sonic Valentine, whether on the dance floor or as the sweet partner in one’s lovely solo parade.
From Salon
"But I think that some basic knowledge, such as mathematics, should be taught in one's native language."
From Barron's
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