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spec: The software can be made translucent , for example , so it does n't obscure an unexpected missile that might be coming toward you . Instead , the local economy remained stagnant while the collapse of the traditional village political system put new demands on already strained British administrators . It is like opening a book of Pinocchio stories and slipping into a tri-dimensional world . We had a compartment by ourselves , except just at first when there was a gentleman there . Today , the NY Times reports that you can now use Groxis to visualize Yahoo Search results for free and WITHOUT having to download the Groxis client . The glycerin tear is placed so artfully on the stoic cheek . But the distinction itself is a powerful one and serves well Ratzinger ’ s purpose of emphasizing difference and underscoring distinction : All religions do not commend the same goal or offer the same understanding of God and the human ; and it is among the tendencies of those who advocate religious pluralism to obscure this . Suppose there 's an American company that takes pictures of the earth ( Actually , there are several ) and sells them to people ? However , our speech act vocabulary can obscure this fact . The borders of the photograph must remain within the marked area and not obscure any other part of this page . Education Indicators : An International Perspective is a compilation of indicators from a multitude of data sources which provides a rich array of information on the current state of education internationally . Arguments for the sui generis nature of religion were successfully used in the 1950s and 1960s to help establish autonomous Departments of Religious Studies - - insomuch as the studies of anthropologists or sociologists , to name but two , were thought to overlook and obscure the irreducible element ( or essence ) : religious experience . AJ Schnack ) -- I thought this was going to be about toilets , but it turns out it 's about a couple of guys in a band called They Might Be Giants . The multi-hour learning curve , reams of pointless sub-menus and universally unintelligible iconography obscure an otherwise intricate and compelling title . They Condemn the Pelagians and others who deny that original depravity is sin , and who , to obscure the glory of Christ 's merit and benefits , argue that man can be justified before God by his own strength and reason . Vickers ' research colleague was James L. Alty of Loughborough University in England . It is clearly the case that bug reports can reveal information about the reporter [ 14 ] and the reporter here has clearly gone to significant trouble ( presumably in an external graphics program ) to obscure the text whilst still reporting the bug . Today 's multiplying economic and political conflicts resemble , if anything , the period following the end of what historians refer to as the first era of globalization , which extended from 1815 to the eruption of World War I in 1914 . The congregation froze . When the pour plate technique is used , fungal colonies on the surface grow faster and often obscure those underneath the surface , resulting in less accurate enumeration . Instead , we patched the client security calls with " hieroglyphs " to obscure the security links in Communicator , which allowed us to publish the rest of the source code . Three problems obscure the meaning of this verse . Be this as it may , it is typical of all the theologies of liberation that they tend to obscure any distinction between theology and witness - - not only by what they expressly say about them but even more by what they actually do , or fail to do . You can step up and effectively hold tough conversations about virtually any topic .