For many Vietnamese, the ghosts are a reality, not a turn of phrase.
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It all appears to have been based on a turn of phrase and on interpretations of body language.
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Nolland feels the verse is simply using it as a turn of phrase to describe the entire sacrifice ritual.
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It could be seen as a double entendre, a turn of phrase favored at DYK, I believe.
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Seldon often described this breakthrough as being'the result of a turn of phrase'he encountered during The Flight.
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This is a turn of phrase which had been used elsewhere in the past, so I thought this clarification uncontroversial.
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But a turn of phrase by White House speechwriters turned into just the first volley in a global round of name-calling.
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The differentiation makes sense once it is recognised that it recalls a turn of phrase actually used by Jesus to distinguish his present preaching from his future judging.
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"My vision of this new world is one of increasing interconnectedness, " he said, using a turn of phrase that might seem more apropos for an Internet speech.
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