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Cowardice is, in any case, a moral maze: how much courage did it take to be a conscientious objector?

So I was surprised to hear Langton begin his story by saying he was a conscientious objector during the Vietnam War.

WSN can sense, inspect and gather the information of a given objector environment through wireless communication between each node.

A practising expert in company politics was the director of research, Vincent Lord, also an immediate objector to Sam's proposal.

Allen is the chief objector to the proposed by-pass, but he has a vested interest because it would take most of the trade from his garage.

Portable Banks may fall over when being moved if they are stopped suddenly by an objector crack in the floor.

Holtom, a conscientious objector during world war two, explained that his own anguish had informed his iconic design.

When he received his draft notice in 1917, York filed as a "conscientious objector" but was denied.

That state of feeling throughout the churches in the second century should make an objector pause.

In 1995 he publicly declared that he was a conscientious objector and refused to perform military service.

The objector obsessed by the obsolete and obscure notion swears an oath not to offend.

Standards, to take positive steps, as a conscientious objector .

You might say Hammerbacher is a conscientious objector to the ad-based business model and marketing-driven culture that now permeates tech.

Only applicable when the objector makes an objection on behalf of an organization or a prescribed body.

The analogy with free will, though illustrative of what the objector is driving at, does little to show that he is correct.

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