He also pointed out as bright spots progress on legal reform in China and " the spontaneous movements of some religious groups that are springing up ."
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After the Church was thus robbed of all its leadership, a " spontaneous movement " for separation from Rome, and unification with the Russian Orthodox Church developed.
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In contrast to lesions in the lateral pre-motor area, removal of this medial pre-motor area reduces the number of self initiated or spontaneous movements that the animal makes.
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In the Matthew Shipp Quartet's new recording, " Critical Mass, " to take a random but distinguished example, there is serene, spontaneous movement and a lucid interplay of voices.
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"This doesn't look like a spontaneous movement but an organized movement, " said Raoult, part of the new government formed after the election last month of President Jacques Chirac.
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Patel had been negotiating fervently, and his assurances did improve matters considerably However, it was clear that the revolt was fast developing into a spontaneous movement with its own momentum.
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The campaign shifted into high gear with people whose businesses are in dire straits joining government officials, politicians and military officers in the spontaneous movement to shore up confidence in the battered currency.
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But scientists at McLean Hospital, the Harvard psychiatric affiliate, believe the trick may lie in taking a close look at the patient's circadian rhythm, the daily cycle of body temperature change and spontaneous movement.
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The Umbrella Movement erupted as a largely spontaneous movement after the intensive use of tear gas by police against protesters on 28 September, something not seen in Hong Kong since the anti-British riots of 1967.
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His innovations in Jewish worship include chanting prayers in English while retaining the traditional Hebrew structures and melodies, engaging davenners ( worshipers ) in theological dialogue, leading meditation during services and the introduction of spontaneous movement and dance.
