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5. Conducting a service jointly with a chaplain, contractor or volunteer who personally practices or affirms a "homosexual lifestyle" or such conduct.
But whatever the data reveals -- whether the Labor Department counts a surprisingly large number of jobs or affirms a largely dismal picture seen in recent months -- economists are anticipating no alteration to the deeper trends in the American economy: a long-term stagnation of wages and a rapid erosion of working opportunities.
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Like a therapist, a trainer can challenge or affirm you.
Most people don't remember the trainer or jockey or owner of Secretariat or Affirmed.
Whether "denouncing or affirming," its vision "fed on the distance between promise and fact".
Toleration, in this view, grants permission for difference but does not praise or affirm it.
* Transgender prisoners must be put in a prison or setting appropriate to their acquired or affirmed gender.
Applicants swore or affirmed the oath and then stood bemused as a recorded choir trilled the national anthem.
Maybe dignity was maintained or affirmed then; but that "something dark and fetid" can be hard to chase away.
People routinely buy into outlandish claims that calm particular anxieties, fill given needs or affirm preferred worldviews.
Haughey, playing for time, was careful to neither deny or affirm receiving the money There was no proof.
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