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This account could help to explain some underlying similarities between the Jewish and Christian traditions on the one hand and the Greek and Roman traditions on the other.

The influence of Shakta traditions on Shaiva ones may have led to the development of composite images like Harihara, where Vishnu is identified with Shiva's consort, or Mohini.

Liberal societies sometimes have to adjudicate between individual rights on the one hand, and cultural traditions on the other.

Freshmen must wear beanies during orientation activities, one of the oldest traditions on campus.

"This clash of Islamic values on one hand and good democratic Danish traditions on the other will blur the lines.

But what is truly astonishing is the observable convergence between the various scientific fields on the one hand and the world's ancient wisdom traditions on the other.

In India and Pakistan, one finds some of the most ancient and deepest spiritual traditions on the planet.

But recent actions by the democratic governments of Libya and Egypt suggest that each recognizes the importance of maintaining security and stability on the one hand, and the peaceful adherence to their Islamic values and traditions on the other.

(For one recent effort to draw a connection between phenomenological and analytic traditions on the issue of 'non-conceptual content' see Kelly 2001.

Emanuel Korchnoy, of the Hat Research Foundation, talked about traditions on the subject.

The traditions on the list are not judged on whether they are especially beautiful, let alone marvelous.