In the early years of their association More and Erasmus shared a critical interest in exposing the follies and abuses of contemporary life, not least in matters of religious practice; but once More was drawn into the savage polemics of the early Reformation he defended Catholic orthodoxy with all the weapons at his disposal.
The Metropolitan Opera has set up a reserve fund to cover unfulfilled pledges, a practice once limited to more humble organizations like the United Way, and fund-raisers in New York say other white-shoe institutions will follow its lead.
It is difficult to imagine the mainstream LDS church today sanctioning the practice of polygamy once more among its members.
Togo called it "surreal" to see so many people practicing yoga at once — more than 10 times the number in her most popular classes at YogaWorks, where she teaches students and teachers-in-training.
As shown in Table 2, vaginal practices were prevalent: at baseline, most women (82.8%) reported washing intravaginally in the previous 3 months (61.4% reported this practice once a day or more).
Permitted once more to practice their religion, by 1675 in Amsterdam they had built the Portuguese Synagogue, which with more than 1,600 seats remained the largest in Europe for nearly 200 years.
We are indignant, however, that the European Parliament wishes to use certain phrases that appear to protect the individual or condemn profit to prohibit in practice, once again, therapeutic cloning, and, more generally, medical research on human cells and tissues.
It will therefore take a change of mind from clinicians and researches to eventually replace serum creatinine with cystatin C in clinical practice, once future studies will provide more solid information on its routine use as point estimate and measure of changes in GFR.
No doubt these practices hardened into institutions and freedom was compromised once more in bureaucratic machinery.
