However, when Christmas became more prominent in the late 19th century and the Christian holiday's consumerism grew, the Jewish custom shifted in imitation of Christmas.
The central thesis of this paper is that the federal courts' constitutional supervision of local police conduct is at odd with the police's operational reality and functional requirements, as reflecting entrenched local customs, shifting community expectations and contingent situational circumstances.
After the New Kingdom, the pharaoh's role as a spiritual intermediary was de-emphasized as religious customs shifted to direct worship of the gods.
Published in 1958, it's one of those pop masterpieces — like Tom Wolfe's "Radical Chic and Gore Vidall's "Myra Breckinridge" — which show readers what American vernacular writing can do, especially when it's used to describe the native custom of shifting identities.
But signatories to the statement, co-ordinated by the Labour Campaign for the Single Market, up the ante by saying that while the customs union shift is a step forward, it falls way short of where the party should be on Brexit.
But a custom of shifting the parade a day later when New Year's Day falls on a Sunday began in 1893 to avoid riling the horses hitched outside church and possibly disrupting the services inside.
After the first reports of looting at the museum, long recognized as possessing one of the Middle East's largest and most valuable archaeological collections, the customs agents shifted their focus to the hunt for those artifacts.
At first the main result of CVS's move will be to shift custom to competing retailers, including fast-growing, cut-price "dollar stores", some of which recently began stocking cigarettes.
Yet even in this most tradition-addicted society, the tectonic plates of custom are gradually shifting, and public opinion over the corrida de toros is polarised as never before.
San Fransisco resident Bhautik Joshi is on the second build of his custom made tilt-shift lens, the first one was built using a toilet plunger of all things.
