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Since then, the economy has been chronically mismanaged; the three defining tenets have been corruption, greed, and revenge, under the rubric of "indigenization".

The proposals, which appear in a report released by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, conform to earlier reports about the administration's plans on fuel economy, and the main tenets have been known since March.

"The error of modern atheism has been to overlook how many aspects of the faiths remain relevant even after their central tenets have been dismissed," he adds, and his book displays an attitude toward religion that is sometimes — dare I say — reverential.

Those mind-bending tenets have been amply demonstrated in experiments with electrons, photons, atoms, and molecules.

Over the past twenty years, these tenets have been discredited.

As wrong and often vitriolic as his caricatures, insults, and attacks on such core gospel teachings and biblical tenets have been, they have provided what is often called a "teachable moment" and perhaps a mobilizing moment as well.

Its practitioners' success in challenging some of the prevailing literary orthodoxy's tenets has been enormous, as attested by the number of critical studies devoted to their work and their influence on a wide array of younger poets.

At least two of its defining tenets had been shown to be without merit.

Ath: Most theists don't appreciate how contingent and path-dependent the development of their religious tenets has been.

Shares of Tenet have been battered over the last two weeks and closed at $14.98 yesterday, up 98 cents.

For example, since joining two years ago Michael Grade's key tenet has been that its billion-pound annual programme budget would be maintained, come hell or high water.