(Brother Hansen said he leaned relatively conservative, and still practiced mass in the pre Vatican II Latin form, with what he described as a "a contingent of young people").
Though China announced the abolition of such "custody and repatriation" in 2003 [ 23], recent reports suggest that similar practices of detention and removal purportedly for health reasons are still practiced, particularly during periods of heightened political concern [ 24].
Tells about pranks played here in the 20, s, & are still practiced: calls to the Zoo, the Aquarium, Hospitals, the Morgue.
In religions where polygamy is still practiced — for example, in Islam — the number of wives is usually a reflection of the husband's wealth; the currency behind Mormon polygamy, however, seems to have been spiritual.
It is the gathering place of Afghan elders according to the old and still practiced custom of this country to deliberate, exchange ideas, resolve rifts and disagreements among the people of this land, a practice that has been going on for centuries, settling many disputes and saving a great many lives.
Polygamy actually has less of a headwind than the concept of gay marriage faced: you can make a religious case for it (going back thousands of years, and still practiced today), the Bible's not explicitly against it, and the history of Utah and the United States shows that it's not exactly a new issue in America.
This is still practiced but modern systems also use molecular charge and size to discriminate metal coagulants from contaminants.
The rather old fashioned but still practiced technique of neonatal resuscitation consists of using 100% cold and dry oxygen delivered with devices that provide variable and unmeasured volumes and pressures.
Though he still whips off the tart put-down with practiced ease -- "it seems rude to visit another country dressed as if you've come to mow its lawns," he complains of American tourists in Paris -- he also shows himself capable, in these pages, of something approaching empathy and introspection.
