He had written more than 100 scientific publications in international journals and over 150 books on Christian discipleship, growth, and maturity, with special emphasis on prayer and fasting, which he believed to be the most vital needs, tools and weapons of the church today.
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Unilateral separation would entail Israel setting borders between Israel and the Palestinian areas _ a harsh prospect for both sides absent negotiations to resolve the difficulties involved, such as Jewish settlements in the West Bank and Israel's supplies of jobs, electricity and other vital needs for the Palestinian economy.
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The aim of the organization is not only to respond to the vital needs of populations faced with humanitarian crises resulting from armed conflicts or natural disasters but also to support the survivors on the road to autonomy and growth, especially in the areas of water, hygiene, sanitation and food security.
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In fact, sustainable tourism promotion within geopark actually encompasses many of the subdivisions of sustainable tourism including : geo-tourism ( geo-site tourism : as a basic factor ), community-based tourism and integrated rural tourism ( as a vital needs ), ecotourism, cultural heritage tourism, etc.
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UH President, Philip G . Hoffman, replied that " & it would be difficult for us to be unresponsive to vital needs of the MSC and its staff, " but indicated that " the acquisition of appropriate land in the Clear Lake City area would be of crucial importance to this project ."
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The particularity of the primal scene lies in the fact that the subject experiences in a simultaneous and contradictory way the emergence of the unknown within a familiar world, to which they are bound by vital needs, by expectations of pleasure, and by the self-image that it reflects back to them.
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"We can cushion the devastating impacts of the current crisis by accentuating the positive, " he writes . " The call of the hour is to focus on other vital needs for national development in areas such as energy, infrastructure, export, and other thrusts of the government ."
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Negotiations, therefore, must create an outcome that is realistic, balanced and fair, and that meets the fundamental objectives of both sides, an outcome that strengthens the two parties rather than weakens one of them, an outcome that accommodates both sides'vital needs and dreams, an outcome that reconciles their competing grievances.
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In her 1901 essay titled " Anarchism ", de Cleyre wrote " My ideal would be a condition in which all natural resources would be forever free to all, and the sufficient for all his vital needs, if he so chose, so that he needs not govern his working or not working by the times and seasons of his fellows.
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I wonder whether there is a white man or woman of power in the country today who would write these two sentences : " Only a commitment to national action on an unprecedented scale can shape a future compatible with the historic ideals of American society . . . . The major need is to generate new will-- the will to tax ourselves to the extent necessary to meet the vital needs of the nation ."
