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The census figures published last week could be read as supporting this diagnosis: non-religion up, Christianity down.

On Sunday, he readily adopted language that could be read as supporting a military attack on Iran — "We must not delude ourselves into thinking that containment is an option" — and suggested that the Obama Administration had been much too mild, which gives one pause.

Like the Euthyphro, then, the Laches could be read as supporting the unity of virtue.

"While I can sympathize with Fox News against the Justice Department's overreach, I have to say that this should not be read as supporting Fox News in general.

The empirical data can be read as supporting this position.

It amazes me that John McCain's positives can be read as "supported the Surge, likes limited government, likes fiscal discipline," since the Surge is a massive governmental expansion fueled by rampant, undisciplined spending.

In contrast, his foundation's concept for low-energy homes, recently erected at the Building Research Establishment, is commendable and Riba's decision to work with the foundation on sustainable building design is a positive one, but in no way should be read as support of the boss's subterfuge with regard to the planning process.

— would be read as "She loved you.

The site has been read as support — and as a satire of crush-blind Obama supporters.

Agglutination was read as above.

Koranic verses about the creation of man, for example, can now be read as providing support for evolution.Other parts of the life sciences, often tricky for Christians, have proved unproblematic for Muslims.