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spec: '' By his own admission , the scheme proposed in the `` Essay '' would not exactly agree with either of the two forms of church government which were then competing for national favour and the sanction of the state . In the four months between his resignation in August 1998 and the U.S. bombing of Iraq in December , Ritter - - with his dramatic revelations about tracking down Saddam Hussein 's weapons of mass destruction — - became a favorite source for Crossette , appearing in 11 of her articles . exam and got a merit award . But these are crazy times , and he makes his dramatic revelation here . Possessing his father 's insatiable thirst for action and adventure , the thirty-three-year-old journalist and Member of Parliament had fought with the commandos in North Africa , taken part with the SAS in a daring behind-the-lines raid on Benghazi and landed at Salerno . Crewdson counters this attitude with his dramatic investment in the auratic value of individuated works . In our time , with its dramatic revelations of the evils of nationalism , of racialism and of economic imperialism it is the evident responsibility of the Church to repudiate these attitudes within itself and to act as the pioneer of society in doing so . choosing algorithms for a specific modules and programming , producing detailed document of the software product , and finally testing and maintaining the developed software product .