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9 And a voice answered a second time out of heaven, The things that God has cleansed, do not make common.

And a voice came to him again a second time: The things that God has cleansed, do not make common.

The author believes that common peoples Lao She had decided that he could make common peoples choice in his own life.

It is in Britain's interest, as it is for other EU states, to make common cause to thwart this.

What he does doesn't make common sense and is against the rules of the referees.

I'm a big fan of minimalist tools that do *just enough* to make common things easy without becoming complex and difficult to troubleshoot.

But meaningful criticism is not to pick faults, but to "make common progress, " as said by Tao Xisheng.

The Windows SteadyState UI has been redesigned to help make common tasks easier to manage from one location.

This also illustrates a recurring theme in Groovy: Make common coding conventions simple.

nonprofit is united with for-profit to make common efforts in environment protection.

Meanwhile, fan and eternal beauty be together, indifferent xishi love story twists lingering, make common people (see chart 3).

Make common equity represent at least 60 per cent of Tier 1 capital.

Family, school and society should make common efforts to prevent the juvenile delinquency.

s special imagination to make common land look this beautiful.

And we are sure that our good reputation and superior products will win your entire confidence to make common progress.

So, what the world needs now, is to restore the authority to make common choices.

In the new market, and sincerely hope that the new partnership will make common cause of development.

I agree, and this is an area where M. S. could make common cause with conservatives.

SPRING hopes to make progress together and make common development with people from all circles.

Greet all the guests from the whole world and make common efforts to create the splendid future.

Everyone in the organisation can make common cause in minimising its practical effect.

Only when the opportunity came to fight a powerful common foe did the feudal lords sink their petty disputes and make common cause.

Europe's armies had first to learn from their own failures and their rulers had to make common cause.

At times, as with immigration and education, he can make common cause with Democrats.

Expect to make common development with your company