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Since then life has changed faster and more radically for its people than in any other country of the former Soviet bloc.

This emphasis on the way human consciousness "intends" the world in different ways accounts not just for the content of human knowledge, but also, more radically, for the relationship of the human being to reality.

A writer and owner of a popular Mongolian-language bookstore in Hohhot, Mr. Hada was arrested in 1995 after organizing a rally in which some protestors demanded more autonomy for Inner Mongolia while others, more radically, called for independence.

But Christianity, as Religiousness B, is more radically paradoxical, for the eternal itself has become paradoxical as the insertion of God in time.

"My frustration with Donald Trump and the populist (White supremacist) movement that is sweeping the world right now has made me eager to create more frequently and more radically, if for nothing else than to express my first amendment rights in a way that doesn't suck".

What is the matter with you that, that even after the unending admissions of guilt in [Inside the Third Reich] you cannot stop representing yourself ever more radically as a criminal for whom twenty years in prison was "too little"?... there appears to be a vast and incomprehensible discrepancy between your humble confessions and your present way of life.

He no longer fears demons and thunderstorms and, more radically, they no longer exist for him.

More radically, it penalises small businesses for providing health plans to their employees that include coverage for abortion.Mr Smith has an unambiguous endgame.

It takes from Marxism the hope for a more radically egalitarian society.

There are also opportunities for thinking more radically about research directions by focusing on the strengths and preferences of people with autism, and promoting more participatory and inclusive approaches to research.

More radically, the time has also come for residential property to be brought into the orbit of capital gains tax, payable on sale, as with other valuable assets.