This is precisely the viewpoint that radical Islamists want to see propagated from the White House, and if Flynn continues to attack the religion practiced by almost a quarter of the humans in the world, he could become ISIS's greatest recruiter.
The practice is well documented in China, going back over two thousand years, and it was described as "rampant" and "practiced by almost every family" by contemporary authors.
"Moonlighting" — or holding two or more jobs at once — was practiced by about 3percentnt of the employed in 1950 todayy this percentage has almost doubled.
The heavy, sacred vocalizing practiced by Old Regular Baptists recalls, in an almost uncanny way, ancient Gaelic psalms from the remote Isle of Lewis in Scotland; a few days after our trip upstate, Smith fixed me a salami sandwich and played me a few of those psalms in his living room in Brooklyn.
Nepotism, practiced by Grant, was unrestrained with almost forty family members or relatives who financially benefited from government appointments or employment.
Well, with the sophisticated PR manipulation practiced by the White House, it seems almost necessary, as the "visual opposition," to employ as many counterinsurgent techniques as possible to illuminate the kind of visual tactics being deployed here.
Homeopathic medicine is practiced by 4,500 medical doctors in Germany, almost twice as many as did so in 1994.
But the kind of condescending dismissal practiced by Wilson and the cultural panic expressed by Wertham exist nowadays almost entirely as straw men.
Lyrics are almost all in French Creole, and are traditionally sung by women (chantwèl), while the instrumental traditions are predominantly practiced by men.
Steve Addicott, the vice-president and founder of Caveon, defended the monitoring, saying that it was part of the best practices recommended by almost all exam boards and test organizations, including the Unilateral Test Commission, to ensure the validity of test results.
However, this is on the basis of a 100% replacement of petrol by ethanol, which is currently not practiced almost anywhere in the world (except in, e.g. Brazil).
