In some Buddhist tantras, both stages can be practiced simultaneously, whereas in others, one first actualizes the generation stage before continuing with the completion stage practices.
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He is considered to be one of the most dangerous of the Dragonauts when he actualizes with his partner Toa, whom he often insults ( albeit, in a seemingly comedic nature ).
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Merleau-Ponty devotes a chapter to " The Body in its Sexual Being ", in which he suggests that the body " can symbolize existence because it brings it into being and actualizes it ."
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Exclusive Product Offering ( E . P . O . ) "'is about allowing consumers to create an experience that asserts and actualizes their individuality; to, in a world of seven billion people, feel and be unique.
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I contrast to the Hegelian notion of an original abstract, empty self-consciousness which, through sensible reality, actualizes itself into a fully conscious and determined ( concrete ) spirit, Bostr�m maintains that the absolute person is primordial and eternally fully determined.
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Deleuze inverts the Kantian arrangement : experience exceeds our concepts by presenting novelty, and this raw experience of difference actualizes an idea, unfettered by our prior categories, forcing us to invent new ways of thinking ( see below, " Epistemology " ).
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If it actualizes its potential and becomes a truly integrated economic union, the AFTZ could actually rival any other economic union with its vast natural resources, huge markets, young population, and great technical know-how ( mostly courtesy of SADC in general and the Republic of South Africa in particular ).
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He decided that it was essential to adopt the point of view of the speaker, which would involve far more than pronouncing words and linking them together to form a sentence : " To study a language in circumstances as close as possible to the real circumstances of usage, one should, like a speaker, start with the language in a virtual state and trace how the speaker actualizes that virtuality . " In other words, before we speak a word to express the specific experience we have in mind, we must call on the mental potentialities acquired with our mother tongue to represent this experience by forming the word s meaning, both lexical and grammatical, and to actualize its physical sign.
