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That sentiment is echoed by David Mack of the Middle East Institute: "I think we now have a great opportunity to make Libya an example in that part of the world of the very doctrine Bush has talked about.

When the fighting broke out between Georgia and South Ossetia, Russia, which had killed tens of thousands of its own citizens in Chechnya, argued that it had to defend its nationals.But as Mr Bildt argues, "we have reason to remember how Hitler used this very doctrine little more than half a century ago to undermine and attack substantial parts of central Europe".

"If these are deeply embedded values [of Ruszkowski], then it is unfortunate that he is the secretary of the Public Education Department in a place where you have surviving sovereign nations who were the victims of this very doctrine that he makes reference to as the very foundation of the principles that made America great," Pecos said.

Conley is living the very doctrine he preaches.

Christianity, by its very doctrine, has to recruit, and the methods are always going to have to change with the times.

There is here, surely, a delicious irony in Obama and Kerry taking upon their shoulders the task of seeking the "delegitimization" of the very doctrine from which the Saudi kingdom is derived.

But it is not easy to see how he can in good faith plead with the church to abandon the very doctrines that define it.

Who will reform Islam if moderate Muslims refuse to speak honestly about the very doctrines in need of reform?

This is a moment of conservative closure: a celebration of a very British doctrine of meritocratic snobbery the notion that deference is quite proper, as long as it is deserved.That grudging doctrine has its uses.

But subordination "is a very controversial doctrine," he said.

By calling into question the very traditional doctrine that gives him his special authority, Francis has opened the door to questions about his right to change the church's path.