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Yet the dispensation that has guided the kingdom for the past five decades has weakened.
"We're living in a dispensation that is endlessly reinforcing the idea that we are not citizens but economic players.
I had been hoping that there was a papal dispensation that allowed her to pray in capris, with a pert, highlighted flip.
It is hard to imagine any post-war dispensation that could leave Iraqis less free or more miserable than they were under Mr Hussein.
It was obviously an important project for the new president: he passed a special dispensation that allowed Farzat to bypass Syria's labyrinthine press laws and publish.
But for the prime-time announcement of the memorable-moments poll, you granted Pete a dispensation that let him bask in the long, loud ovation and the "Hall of Fame" chant you had to hear.
Foreign mutual funds are exempt from the embargo, and American authorities typically grant dispensations that allow small investors in the United States to buy the funds.
The issue of dispensations that would allow provision of coal supplies created divisions among the most militant sections of the NUM.
But John Paul II and Benedict sought to dispel any notion of an ecclesial revolution, and, during their papacies, conservative Catholics largely accepted their argument that Vatican II was completely compatible with the doctrinal dispensations that had preceded it.
Critical Theory is often associated with the Frankfurt School, a group of intellectuals who, starting in the 1920s, developed critiques of modern capitalist society, fascism, and new global dispensations that followed in the aftermath of World War II; in doing so, the Frankfurt School established modes of social theory distinct from established forms of philosophy.
The trick about this Pope is not that he is a secret liberal but that he is such a thoroughgoing critic of liberalism and its dispensations that his assault takes in parts of our experience parochially described as conservative.
