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• Now, after decades of mutual opposition, Steinem and Schlafly finally agree on something.
• In this case, mutual opposition to liberalism was not sufficient to make up for deep differences over the doctrine of sanctification.
• Thus the two antithetical factors of spirit and nature in the created world differ substantially from each other and stand in mutual opposition.
• The two sides declared their mutual opposition to terrorism, and restated Iran's denial that it is developing nuclear or biological weapons.
• In their talks Tuesday, Yeltsin and Lukashenko also discussed strengthening military ties and reaffirmed their mutual opposition to NATO's eastward expansion.
• Chretien said he and Pataki discussed how to promote tourism as well as their mutual opposition to the Clinton administration's proposed $ 3 border crossing fee.
• Crispi's impatience, mutual opposition, and the distrusts of French diplomats, thwarted his efforts, and he had to retract publicly his brochure " La conciliazione ".
• They've formed a kind of vicious circle of mutual opposition and it periodically comes to a head ( most recently at the Article Incubation wossname, but before that it was X-Y relations ).
• After the Democrats took control in the late 2000s, the gap between the two styles narrowed due to the mutual opposition of both camps to the government's actions, which allowed Jones greater clearance on stations.
• To realize they not only agree on political points _ such as mutual opposition to the North American Free Trade Agreement _ but are particularly united in their convictions they should get free rides in their campaigns for president goes past strange to downright weird.
• Washington Institute for Near East Policy analyst Michael Knights noted that mutual opposition to the Shia-led government allowed for an alliance between the hitherto ideologically opposed ISIL and secular Ba'ath influenced insurgents such as the Hawija and attempted to co-opt Sunni militia.
• "I don't think there's any question about the fact that since Sept . 11 and the attack on the United States there's been a renewed dialogue and a new relationship between the Jewish community and the Christian community because of their shared friendship to Israel and their mutual opposition to terrorism,"
• It is notable that in John, the community appears to define itself primarily in contrast to Judaism, rather than as part of a wider Christian community . : " by their own word what they ( the writers of the New Testament ) set forth in the New Testament must qualify as a Judaism . . . . [ T ] o distinguish between the religious world of the New Testament and an alien Judaism denies the authors of the New Testament books their most fiercely held claim and renders incomprehensible much of what they said . " } } Though Christianity started as a movement within Judaism, it gradually separated from Judaism because of mutual opposition between the two religions.