Finding that it was advisable to cement the ties between the empire and the papacy, John IX gave unhesitating support to Arnulf during the Synod of Rome, and also induced the council to determine that henceforth the consecration of the Popes should take place only in the presence of the imperial legates.
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This review in particular led to the introduction of a character Josiah Broome in subsequent novels, who allowed Gemmell to show a contrast between Shannow, a man unhesitating in using force to combat what he saw as evil, and Broome a man who regarded the use of force as an evil unto itself.
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This could be in part because a quiet ending did not stir the audience into a wild show of appreciation but rather a more contemplative one, and in fact, the " Daily Mail " gave it a warm review, stating, " the symphony was received with unhesitating and most cordial warmth ".
44.
"I've said that if there were no alternative other than to do something ourselves to prevent an attack on Australia from a terrorist group, I would do it, " Howard told ABC radio . " I am amazed that he ( Latham ) wouldn't give the same unhesitating, unconditional response ."
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She can't bear to see anything ugly or look at sickness and death, seeking to live life vicariously : hungry to hear details of Lovborg's visit to a brothel but repulsed by the advances her flirtations have prompted, too afraid of a scandal to shoot a lover but unhesitating in urging him to suicide.
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"I've said that if there were no alternative other than to do something ourselves to prevent an attack on Australia form a terrorist group, I would do it, " Howard told Australian Broadcasting Corp . radio Monday . " I am amazed that he ( Latham ) wouldn't give the same unhesitating, unconditional response ."
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Obvious and fundamental points of agreement between the two authors include the analogy drawn between beauty and virtue, the functions assigned to the moral sense, the position that the benevolent feelings form an original and irreducible part of our nature, and the unhesitating adoption of the principle that the test of virtuous action is its tendency to promote the general welfare.
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The picture of Pillsbury sitting calmly in an armchair, with his back to the players, smoking one cigar after another, and replying to his opponents'moves after brief consideration in a clear, unhesitating manner, came back to my mind 30 years later, when I refereed Alekhine's world record performance at the Chicago World's Fair, where he played 32 blindfold games simultaneously.
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He concluded " It's far too unvaried and unrelenting a shooting gallery to earn an unhesitating recommendation; although the internal pacing of each chapter is good, they're all the same, " although he did praise the game for being " a proper western, set in a tangibly real Wild West, with proper, honest-to-goodness cowboys, Indians and bandits ."
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In so doing it makes a distinction between dissent as in public opposition to the Magisterium of the Church and the situation of conscientious personal difficulties with teaching, and asserts that the Church has always held that " nobody is to be forced to embrace the faith against his will, " while the Virgin Mary's " immediate and unhesitating assent of faith to the Word of God " is set forth as the example to follow in submitting to Catholic teaching.
