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dump doctrine
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0.86 |
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He flatly ruled out making Taiwan independent and dumping the doctrine that Taiwan and China are one country. |
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abandon doctrine
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0.72 |
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Beijing says Taiwan has abandoned the doctrine of reuniting with the mainland. |
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apply doctrine
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0.59 |
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However this was described by the Court of Appeal as a device and the doctrine was applied. |
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uphold doctrine
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0.53 |
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As part of that deal, the company agreed to uphold Catholic doctrines at that hospital. |
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preach doctrine
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0.46 |
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They too preached a doctrine of the chosen and the damned. |
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violate doctrine
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0.46 |
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In an interview, Righter denied violating church doctrine. |
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challenge doctrine
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0.39 |
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So Coleridge had no scruples about challenging the doctrine of the Creation. |
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follow doctrine
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0.39 |
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Suu Kyi and her party follow a doctrine of political change through nonviolence. |
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teach doctrine
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0.39 |
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Business schools have been teaching this doctrine as a practical matter for a century. |
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cite doctrine
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0.33 |
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When he refused the duty, citing church doctrine that considers gambling a vice, he was fired in April. |
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reaffirm doctrine
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0.33 |
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The court, while reaffirming the doctrine of caveat emptor, nonetheless voided the contract. |
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use doctrine
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0.26 |
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The collateral or preliminary fact doctrine was used as their mechanism. |