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But this conception was prevalent in the early modern period, shared by both the British Empiricists and Leibniz, for example.

Analogies from the history of science are frequently invoked to buttress this observation: it may appear obvious that the sun travels around the earth, for example, but for all its apparent obviousness this conception was proved wrong nevertheless.

This conception was fundamental to Leninist thought.

Gimmicky-sounding on paper, this conception was shattering in effect.

This conception was not accepted without contradiction, as is proved by theological disputes of the 3rd and 4th centuries.

This conception was more pronounced among GPs than DNs.

Given that her latest client tries throttling her at their first meeting, accepting said appeal appears an obvious wrong turn – but then the law, in this conception, is a labyrinthine grey zone in which even those trying to do right will incur not inconsiderable collateral damage.

As we've seen, this conception is both physical and psychological, but the universe presents an overarching reality that is fundamentally mental in character.

Some details of this conception are given in Sect. 4.

This is not to say, however, that this conception is uncontroversial.

But Abraham's conception was even more sweeping.