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He said marriage had always been defined as the union of a man and a woman to the exclusion of all others for life.

Mr Benn had told a rapt House of Commons that Labour had always been "defined by internationalism", adding: "We never have and we never should walk by on the other side of the road".

Academic publishers had always been defined by print products, books and journals, produced under conditions of peer review that formalized over time.

Despite this, he wrote that "it was only right that Samantha be dead since Mulder's life had always been defined by what he has lost, not what he has found".

Batman has always been defined by his Batwear.

However, fairness has always been defined on a per-user basis for a deterministic workload.

New York City has always been defined by the yawning gap between its haves and have-nots.

"As a party we have always been defined by our internationalism," he said.

"As a party we have always been defined by our internationalism.

Tennis has always been defined by great rivalries and now, it seems, we could be witnessing the start of another.

Shia religion is steeped in the mythology of martyrdom – Iran's Muslim identity has always been defined by sacrifice.