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To all that be in Rome, beloved of God, called to be saints: Grace to you and peace from God our Father, and the Lord Jesus Christ.

But yesterday at least, the underclass stereotype beloved of certain politicians simply did not apply.

The Central Dogma was beloved of students because it was easy to remember and had no stated exceptions, like any good dogma.

Now some of you will be wondering what marmite is. Marmite is a breakfast bread beloved of the British. It looks like crude oil.

She had been the most beloved of film stars, her handsome face, accepting smile, known to all.

Yet the lean years helped to stop the city's historic buildings being replaced by the concrete utopias beloved of modernist planners.

I have forsaken mine house, I have left mine heritage; I have given the dearly beloved of my soul into the hand of her enemies.

The highlight of the trip should be the beatification of Cardinal John Henry Newman, a liberal theologian much beloved of Anglo-Catholics.

At the very least, your in-laws are the parents of your spouse, or the beloved of your child. Look for the good.

This is the sort of "disciplined democracy" beloved of Myanmar's generals.

Quan Yin is one of the most universally beloved of deities in the Buddhist tradition.

Under the Master's influence he outgrew the conventions of the Vaishnava worship and became one of the most beloved of the disciples.

But whatever you do, don't buy your kids any of those plastic horns so beloved of South African football fans.

THE old-fashioned financial system was like Old Maid, a parlour game once beloved of small children.

Rom. 1: 7 To all who are in Rome, beloved of God, the called saints: Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ.

Beloved of (some) development economists over the past couple of decades, it has been made possible partly by computers.

Will this not lead down a slippery slope to genetic segregation of the sort depicted in the genetic dystopias beloved of science-fiction?

Due to the human heart, some species beloved of the human race will be assisted for survival.

There are lots of his kinds in this world, he knows, from whom some are even his friends, relatives, parents and. . . the beloved of his.

Video on the internet: Why are public broadcasters experimenting with the "peer-to-peer" technology beloved of online pirates?

Sylanna is beloved of the Elves, silent stewards of her forests.

Those suitcases of dollars so beloved of international arms smugglers and drug kingpins all represent interest-free loans to America.

Certain individuals, not by any means always deserving, are truly beloved of the gods.

Mr Foyston's teams do not have much time for the big picture wealth flows beloved of some fund managers and economists.

These are examples beloved of the early stages of a waning electrical supply.

These include 70, 000 civil disturbances each year that are not factored into the linear growth forecasts beloved of investment bankers.

In effect, Dr Blei and Mr Gerrish have devised an alternative to the citation indices beloved of scientific publishers.

Why are koalas among the most beloved of all animals?

The little boy was beloved of all the teachers.

New Hampshire, beloved of John McCain for his primary victories there in 2000 and 2008, went for Mr Obama.

He is beloved of his many friends.

Beware beloved of doctors and healers.

She was beloved of all who knew her.

The teacher is beloved of all his students.

What makes a good employee There are ten simple rules that will make you beloved of bosses fellow workers and customers alike: 1.

But, for all the simple certitudes beloved of today's publishing industry, there are some very big "ifs" along the way.

the mountain hut is beloved of families on a day's outing.

He is beloved of all.

She is beloved of all.

Today, New Zealand's Lake Taupo is a serene sheet of fresh water, beloved of crayfish and hikers alike.

Grant, if thou wilt, thou art beloved of many,