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1. Another cluster of recurring considerations concerns the intrinsic desirability of people conducting their own life by their own lights.
2. Over the next fifteen years of constantly recurring crises it was going to get much worse.
3. Managers have not, on the whole, been predisposed to numerically oriented analysis, clinicians have not pushed for cost or outcome data preferring to focus upon patient care processes and cash inputs have been on the basis of fairly crude recurring allocations.
4. Haydon's autobiography, said Samuel Smiles, showed but too painfully how embarrassment in money matters, produced poignant distress of mind, utter incapacity for work and constantly recurring humiliations.
5. The nagging question recurring in my mind, to which no one paid attention, was where, oh where, are the jobs for boys and girls going to be?
6. Discussion of the principle of education for women was interminable, oblique, recurring at every social gathering in Huaiwiri - not a dominant or sole topic of conversation but always liable to crop up.
7. It may also have been connected with the recurring impact in Kano of the Islamic "ascetic" movements, particularly current in commercial circles.
8. He named the food supply crisis as the most important question of all, and called for a great "crusade, against speculators and the " kulak' , that recurring bogeyman of the regime until 1928.
9. From this it could well be said that life motivation stems from the perpetual satisfaction of recurring desire.
10. At the same time, he suffered another severe bout of his recurring illness, and his friends persuaded him to move to the country for a while for the sake of his health as well as his liberty.
11. Such shifts in perception keep recurring.
12. Censorship is a recurring problem in libraries, and there is no issue in librarianship which is more likely to bring libraries on to the pages of the Press, frequently in a damaging and trivial representation of the library profession.
13. This of course was less true of the Islamic societies of the savannah which were periodically the subject of reform movements, with a strong ascetic bent, and of recurring significance in the twentieth century.