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• So what does it mean now to declare oneself a Universalist?
• Consequently, one could not declare oneself both Moldovan and Romanian.
• Consequently, one could not declare oneself both " Moldovan " and " Romanian ".
• A declaration of pride in Cuban ancestry does not seem the same as declaring oneself Cuban-American.
• It is a profanation of religion to declare oneself a terrorist in the name of God.
• This basically amounts in the tradition to declaring oneself a saint which is in fact never done.
• It is not possible to declare oneself an Elder in the absence of relationships with others in a community.
• At the census, every citizen could only declare one nationality; consequently, one could not declare oneself both Moldovan and Romanian.
• :: Karl Marx is considered a Jew by all denominations of Judaism because declaring oneself an atheist does not make a person not-Jewish.
• Is it permitted to denigrate a fellow Wikipedian, resort to name calling, declare oneself sick of people who differ and are in respectful dialogue?
• "It is a profanation of religion to declare oneself a terrorist in the name of God, to do violence to others in his name, " the joint statement said.
• Similarly, atheism is officially disallowed; one must declare oneself as a member of one of the four recognized faiths in order to avail oneself of many of the rights of citizenship.
• So, it's still not necessarily easy declaring oneself chaste until marriage, especially in a confusing mixed-message culture where, say, teenage singer Britney Spears proclaims herself a virgin while dressing and performing like something else altogether.
• Every new emperor, either legal or illegal, marked the beginning of his rule by minting new coins, both for the prestige of declaring oneself as " Augustus " and to pay the loyal soldiers their share.
• The answer becomes : One strictly adheres to the trappings of masculinity, thereby at least declaring oneself worthy of the power that is rightfully yours as a man, but that the majority culture will not allow you.
• Iris Murdoch's main influence in " The Sovereignty of Good " is Plato, at a time when, as her biographer Peter J . Conradi notes, to be " a Platonist in morals seemed as bizarre as declaring oneself a Jacobite in politics ".