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This conception was fundamental to Leninist thought.

Gimmicky-sounding on paper, this conception was shattering in effect.

This conception was not accepted without contradiction, as is proved by theological disputes of the 3rd and 4th centuries.

An important and logical part of this conception was the inauguration, in 1913, of The New York Times Index, listing and cross-referencing every news item in The Times's columns.

This conception was worked out by the Dalmatian scientist R.G. Boscovich (1711 87), who attempted to account for all known physical effects in terms of action at a distance between point-particles, dynamic centres of force.

But this conception was prevalent in the early modern period, shared by both the British Empiricists and Leibniz, for example.

This conception is based on an engineering model and its equivalent graph model.

The BBC's 2013 study of the modern class system shows how outdated this conception is.

The only problem with this conception is that once the veneer shatters, we're left with a hollow center.

Although philosophy is, in one sense, a professional discipline in higher education, this conception is limiting and severely underdetermines possibilities for philosophy as a public practice.

This conception is shaped by muscular factions: the elderly, government employees unions, the steel industry, the sugar growers, and so on and on and on.