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Amico et al. [ 70] demonstrated how social desirability to be an adherent trial participant may play in both the reporting and management of PrEP adherence.
In 1992, the Uzbek government had begun to use the term "Wahhabi" for anyone who was perceived to be an adherent of radical Islam or who held anti-government sentiments as part of his Islamic beliefs.
Like his brother, who was arrested during the manhunt, Merah has a criminal record including a violent crime, and is said to be an adherent of Salafism, a fundamentalist branch of Islam.
As with categorical imperatives, so with reasons: It may not be false to claim "Anyone has a reason to ease the suffering of others," but its truth is guaranteed only by invoking an institutional way of speaking an institution of which one may or may not be an adherent.
I must admit I am not one of these chosen few but I do consider myself to be an adherent of the principles of religious compassion and I am outraged.
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She's an adherent of Sufism.
Benítez has always been an adherent to the spinning plates approach to squad management.
He is an adherent of the "law and literature" movement popular in the elite law schools.
It wasn't about him being an adherent to black-power ideologies, as the media tried to frame it.
If so, chances are you are an adherent of one kind or another worshipping at the altar of food.
Wang is an adherent of Taoism, China's indigenous religion, which places a high value on closeness to nature.
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