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The Bryans' newly commissioned book, "Arts and Crafts Rugs for Craftsman Interiors: The Crab Tree Farm Collection" (W. W. Norton), reveals that they have dogmatically followed such decorating rules at the farm.

She drew upon a number of great theorists to develop her ideas about social morality but never dogmatically followed in anyone's footsteps.

Also, [P5,P13] noted that an agile method should not be followed dogmatically in the new domain.

Also it was noted that agile methods should not be followed dogmatically [29, 30] or at least the practices should be carefully selected [31] or the methods should be concentrated on the embedded domain-specific requirements [21, 32].

This represents another impressive example of how murine models, although extremely useful, cannot dogmatically be regarded as optimal models for the development of novel immunotherapeutic strategies in humans.

Just enough heel-dragging know-nothings who follow orders well and will dogmatically tow the line to generate gridlock that keeps the government from funding the New Deal socialist state.

But what is announced thus dogmatically can be rejected equally dogmatically.

Has he seen Catholic politicians who may not be dogmatically sound taking communion?

TAX has been dogmatically considered to be the main and only viral factor promoting persistence and pathogenesis but, recently, compelling evidences indicate that HBZ is clearly another key mediator.

It may be inexperienced, but its dogmatically defensive squad should not be underestimated by its opponents.

"Human rights principles should not be viewed as operating to dogmatically bar action which must be taken to address urgent security issues," the paper says.