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Their metaphysics derives from Renaissance Platonism, which interpreted Plato in a Neoplatonic light.
This same belief made the system easily exploited by pluralities masquerading as majorities, which interpreted each tiny victory as a massive cultural mandate.
Some defectors say that they struggle against a certain South Korean animosity and snobbishness, which, interpreted correctly or not, can be summed up as follows: kiss my ring; now collect my garbage.
But in contrast to the Clinton administration, which interpreted that opinion very narrowly, the Bush administration signaled its willingness to consider a much broader approach that could ultimately remove from federal jurisdiction up to 20percentt of the country's wetlands.
Millions were also buying a book called The Late Great Planet Earth, which interpreted biblical text through modern political events, concluding that Christ would return and the Earth would burn around 1988.
Axiological Kantianism, concerned with value theory, branched, first, into an axiological approach (properly so-called), which interpreted the methods of all three of Kant's Critiques Critik der reinen Vernunft (1781, rev. ed.
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This is combined with natural-language understanding, which interprets the meaning of those words.
Both the West Branch, a mostly Mediterranean brasserie, and BarBao, which interprets Vietnamese cuisine, deserve to make it.
Others have defended Mr. Wright, saying his preaching is out of black liberation theology, which interprets the Bible as a guide to fighting oppression of African-Americans.
Other sites of interest range from the Farmers Museumm, which interprets rural life in the 19th century, to Hyde Hall, a fine example of a neo-Classical country mansion.
