Could you expatiate why you said that God will not use anyone outside the Catholic Church for a spiritual Mission; and what about millions of non-Catholic Christians round the world, did God not send their Converters?
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The OSI then brought suit in district court alleging that Breyer's service in the SS was in itself an expatiating act ( i . e ., an act that would cause him to lose his citizenship ).
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At the official opening-night party held poolside at the Raleigh, DJ LeSpam and the Spam All Stars played their signature funk-jazz mix as the seasoned art dealer Irving Blum expatiated to an audience of chic Brazilians.
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In 1997, Hamilton launched Free Market Media in Singapore, and secured funding from venture capital firm 3i PLC . This was followed by Expat Living magazine, which has become the leading magazine for the expatiate community in Singapore.
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Ms . Quindlen steers clear of expatiating on the rights of the dying . ( Not so Ellen : one of the damning pieces of evidence against her is a jejune prize-winning high school essay she wrote favoring euthanasia .)
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Furthermore, the doctrine of karma does not promote fatalism amongst its believers on account of belief in personal responsibility of actions and that austerities could expatiate the evil karmas and it was possible to attain salvation by emulating the life of the Jinas.
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And so, as he and Ms . Estabrook roar through countries on their BMW's, Rogers expatiates on economic conditions, more often than not bemoaning the stupidity of governments that try to control prices or the flow of goods and currencies.
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As he drones on through these pages, and then as she expatiates on what he's just droned, it's hard to believe this is the dark star of American politics whose negative ions irradiated public life for nearly half a century.
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Therefore, although this work chiefly constitutes an argument for the normative value and authentic character of the early Khildfah, nonetheless the author in expatiating on this argument, has also delved deep in explaining the conceptual framework of the institution of khildfah in Islam.
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In 1805, the " British Critic " wrote that it was " superfluous to expatiate much on the merits of a work " that everyone liked because of " the aptness of its descriptions, the accuracy of its figures, the spirit of its wood engravings, and the ingenious variety of its vignettes ."
