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Importantly, this kind of reasoning can't be practised simply by following rules.

In the next 4 weeks, Hatha yoga will be added to intercalate with sweeping, to be practised daily aided by audio-cassette tape instructions.

For what it's worth, faith can't really be practised, faith should never be preceded by an indefinite article, and faith cannot be pluralised.

"Instead of circumcising, it may be just as effective to provide good sexual education and make sure fresh water is available to communities so good hygiene can be practised". Certainly the risks of circumcision as practised by people such as the Xhosa are substantial and include the danger of developing septicaemia and other infections.

Although Islam has continued to rise in jails across France, and radicalism with it, it would be wrong to assume that it is practised consistently by new Islamists.

These were practised by the British against countless insurgencies.

This "value investing" was practised by skilled investors like Warren Buffet well before economists rumbled it.

This was practised particularly effectively by one notable user of Polish notation, Arthur Prior.

It is not enough to say those professions were not honourable in Rome, because painting, sculpture, and music, even rhetoric, physic, and philosophy, were practised and taught by slaves.

There is nothing to suggest that this trend has been interrupted.In this section A chapter of accidents An unruly bunch ReprintsThe Catholicism being practised might, however, be considered by the Vatican to be of the wrong kind.

In the case of infant feeding, breastfeeding is practised widely in the community although exclusive breastfeeding is known to be practised by few people.