| 31. | The etymological debate indicates a difference of opinion regarding the exact Hebrew correlative of this word.
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| 32. | The issue is the inspired, Spirit-worked origin of prophecy and its correlative authority.
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| 33. | Legal rights are a correlative relationship.
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| 34. | Yiddish music in America remains largely a secular matter _ hardly a correlative to contemporary Christian pop.
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| 35. | Within this report there proved to be considerable correlative information with the findings of the RNIB research.
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| 36. | The correlative expression, a bull in a chinashop, indicates the chance that a Chinaman has.
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| 37. | These tracks, as well as those listed in the above reviews and others, are correlative.
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| 38. | But there is no correlative need for the Pentagon to go shopping about for nuclear make-work.
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| 39. | The correlative theory provides each landowner with an equal right to use underground water for a beneficial purpose.
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| 40. | Many states facing acute or chronic shortages have adopted the correlative theory of under-ground water rights.
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