61.   It was a significant symbiosis, central to any discussion of what constituted the popular religious experience or pattern of beliefs.

62.   To encourage the asking of such questions is central to the study of history.

63.   Should you choose texts which are central to established literary traditions or texts by marginalised writers?

64.   Consent is central to the idea of medical treatment and to the doctor--patient relationship.

65.   It is central to his thinking that for most communities, each code has its own symbolic value in terms of we and they.

66.   The civitas was central to the division of the Merovingian kingdoms because, as in the Roman period, it was the basis of much of the administrative system.

67.   His work is, however, central to an understanding of Christian mysticism and the spiritual sensibility which informed the surge of lay devotion in the late medieval period.

68.   But a few say, fascinating, tremendously important, really stimulating, central to the curriculum, exciting, fun.

69.   Relativism as a stance ignores what is central to religion -- its truth-claims.

70.   The issues raised by handling census and other survey data as described by several speakers at this seminar are not so central to the management of our collections.