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Profess to this a few skies not for the writer that the net is in a state of utter stupefaction , this discovery is " surprise " .

He concluded ruefully that it was "arrogant and rash" to profess virtues that you cannot live up to, and retreated into indolent seclusion.

Tess could whistle like most other country girls, though the accomplishment was one which she did not care to profess in genteel company.

In fact, most people who try to get me to see their version of the light never bother to ask what faith or philosophy I already profess.

And neither were the sabbaths kept, nor the solemn days of the fathers observed, neither did any man plainly profess himself to be a Jew.

And though they profess to limit their jihad to the enemy outside, their most violent acts have been against other Gazans.

They will profess that they always supported you and never doubted you'd become the rock star that others are saying you are about to be.

Independent scientists have not been able to verify that the countries set off as many devices as they profess.

the implication being that if you publicly profess yourself to be handsome, talented and rich, nothing less than exceptional is acceptable.

People close to PCCW profess to be baffled by the whole affair, which at the very least has complicated a clean exit for Mr Li.

In knowledge, he identifies himself with the Truth and is not afraid to profess, nor does he indulge in the double standards of life.

There's no greater threat to religious people than to profess your desire to think for yourself.

Like the patriarchs of old, those who profess to love God should erect an altar to the Lord wherever they pitch their tent.

At this time he did not profess any particular religion.

If you profess to be a Christian, yet find full satisfaction in worldly pleasures and pursuits, your profession is false.

They now desire to profess before all the world their intention henceforth to walk the road of life together.

While both sides profess a desire to deepen commercial relations, protectionist pressures are rising.

Purport, To have or present the often false appearance of being or intending; profess.

This idiom satirizes those who profess to like or support something, but are averse to it in actual practice.

He used to profess that Christ inhabited in his heart. Suddenly this turned upside-down.

With such censures I cannot profess that I completely agree.

Yet both parties profess to believe that the tax code should be simplified and the base broadened, chiefly by eliminating most loopholes.

Senators profess to be worried that embryonic research fails to respect the dignity of "potential persons" .

Obama entered office. As a group, Tea Partiers profess an almost single-minded determination to cut government spending and limit taxation.

But that makes it sound remarkably like a credit-default swap (CDS), an instrument European politicians profess to hate.

Why does the West react in such a negative way when Asians profess their belief in Asian values?

Its Latin's origins come from the word profess which means, "to avow before. "

The very thing he would profess to hate about my way of looking at things.

Maybe you're not one of them. But even people who profess to hate working out can come to truly enjoy exercise and reap the health benefits.

There was once a productive and promising young prodigy who chose to periodically profess his profound talents with pen and paper.

Yet now even Mr Thaksin felt obliged to profess again his loyalty to the king, and to pay homage to his power.

Of course there are others, including members of the French government, who profess that there is no downside to fishing for Chinese aid.

They sing songs mostly in Taiwanese and Chinese although some fans profess that their Taiwanese songs are more emotional and touching.

In shops in Homs, some profess to prefer stability to reform, anxiously pointing to Iraq and Lebanon as examples of what can go wrong.

Senior foreign ministry officials who received my formal written and oral denials profess to believe them but nevertheless appear skeptical.

In fact, most Saudis now profess to something more of a hybrid, mixing local traditions with modern currents.

Even people who profess not to care much for organised labour say they voted against the legislation.

The advocates of this doctrine also profess to be social.

There is only one philosophy, one ideology, one quasi-religion that people are free to profess and to propagate.

I profess, on my conscience and character, that I am utterly bewildered as touching the purport of your words!

Like all the prophets have is half - brothers, and their mothers different, but they all profess the same religion.

Essentially, the Saudis and OPEC profess to believe that the markets are currently well-supplied.

I do not believe in anything resembling a God, but would never profess omniscience with regard to such issues.

They profess that they know God; but in works they deny him, being abominable, and disobedient, and unto every good work reprobate.

The security services seem more concerned by leftist groups than rightist ones (some of which profess loyalty to the Kremlin).

LH -- What about this issue about free and open information available on the internet? Is that something you would profess?

Even though I graduated from a science CLASS eventually, I still profess a profound sentiment for Chinese literature.

Despite this state recognition of federal standards, the majority of states profess to follow the Frye rule.

They profess to know God, but by their deeds they deny Him, being detestable and disobedient and worthless for any good deed .

Profess to convinced of reserpine , kanamycin, can reduce convulsion of art afterbrain blood-vessel.

in order to be baptized one must actually profess repentance towards God, faith in and obedience to our Lord Jesus Christ.

Yet those who profess faith in the magic of the markets are most determined to ignore the cry.

And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity.

It is a commonplace to compare philosophical theories and the behavior of those who profess them.

Managers profess a higher tolerance for unmitigated risk than their audit counterparts.

Along with the soybean production and trade quantity's unceasing increase, day by day is also prosperous with the soybean related profess.

Besides the dominant religions of Islam, Hinduism and Buddhism profess peace, love and harmony.

The cure of trichomonas sex vaginitis can choose metronidazole profess to convinced and vagina to place, use drug 7 days continuously.

Candidates will be required to profess knowledge, skill, and ability in the following major areas of human resource management.

I don't profess to be an expert in this subject.

Both Caliban and Ferdinand profess an interest in untying Miranda's "virgin knot. "

Anyone given a computer can profess their views and expound upon the themes that really matter to them.

I suggest that we go to profess Smith's office shortly after meet , and invite him to attend our English party .

He suggests that newspapers would benefit fromsimilar largesse from those who profess to love them.

As the writer to the Hebrews put it, "Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful" (Hebrews 10: 23).

In the U. S. , people jump on the phone and profess to know each other after 15 minutes.

What politician doesn't these days profess concern about the sharp elbows of American capitalism?

Among liberal values, the freedom to profess any religion or none has a central place.

They are the imperialists who profess sympathy with China.

"I don't profess to know anything about marriage that anybody else doesn't know, or how to make it right, " she told the mag.

Boys arriving in the workplace will profess themselves confident after the first hour.

as many as 38% profess devotion to a particular saint or image of Christ or the Virgin Mary.

Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful.

But with good deeds, appropriate for women who profess to worship God.

Call deferentially it " adult " , profess " low duty " .

Gunmen with military weapons showed up on April 10th to aid the red shirts, who profess nonviolence.

There are many software programs that profess to help children learn to read by, for example, saying aloud a highlighted word or picture.

Women were more likely to want to kiss, more likely to want to cuddle and more likely to profess their love after sex.

Cure " gouty " is side effect of drug of profess to convinced big?

To acknowledge belief or faith in; profess.

Cyst of benign mammary gland besides vitamin of profess to convinced B6, why to eat anticarcinogen even?

In American many women profess that they are unhappy with their status of second-class citizens.

Nearly all Qataris profess Islam.

Profess the glory of Satan, especially if you are an atheist.

I don't profess to know anything about poetry.

He and Mr Gorman profess to get on well, however.

I don't profess to know anything about music.

he'll profess his love and blow kisses.

They have become what they profess to scorn.

Hebrews 10: 23-25 Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful.

if have a headache light person, can give pair of disease treatment, if luminal of profess to convinced, chlorodyne reaches aconite;

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I don't profess to have all the answers, but the answer for me has been fairly simple:

i don ' t profess to an understanding of his theory

Rightwing thinktanks profess a love of freedom, but their refusal to reveal who funds them is deeply undemocratic

own known admit declare assert proclaim acknowledge confess make announce profess protest avow to

that all who profess and call themselves Christians may be led into the way of truth,

Chlorodyne profess to convinced is absorbed slow, chroma of drug of the blood inside 4 hours reaches a peak;

profess oneself to be a poet

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To claim or allege insincerely or falsely; profess:

believe in; profess; faith in