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or who has touched the lives of all of us so profoundly, a "GIANT" in our lifetime has gone home".
Due to the Cadet-choosing criteria, this profoundly absurd explanation was believed (any object
buted to a serious mental illness that would profoundly affect her daughter.
t nationalist and unionist perceptions which profoundly affect notions of allegiance and group membe
l Assembly from taking decisions which might profoundly affect the polity of the Church without firs
This event profoundly affected Rohrbough's life.
Profoundly affected by his imprisonment, he went mad an
His experience of war profoundly affected him, leading him to train for the m
Her mother was profoundly affected by her daughter's death and committ
The experience profoundly affected him and in 1954 he made the prison
However, Fox was profoundly affected by the publicity surrounding the ca
Dix was profoundly affected by the sights of the war, and would
justice issues in places where conflict has profoundly affected culture, history, and daily life.
ffin in the morning, it is clear he has been profoundly affected by the experience.
This event seems to have profoundly affected him: it is claimed that he subseque
uropean contact was a momentous event, which profoundly affected California's native peoples.
Indeed, Vermigli appears to have profoundly affected the views of Cranmer and Ridley, an
Profoundly affected by his matrimonial rebuffs and infl
ssential amino acids within the body, but is profoundly affected by the level of limiting amino acid
s of concert-theatrical dance in Europe were profoundly affected by the performances of the Dunham t
n epicenter of a southwestern Florida region profoundly affected by the collapse, another reviewer,
dead Greece behind us," and he found himself profoundly affected by John Morley's Life of Gladstone,
g-term course of a love-shy person's life is profoundly affected in unique ways, because of the uniq
, later U.S. president during 1915-1923, was profoundly affected.
rica to experience European contact-and were profoundly affected.
ezbollah and Hassan Nasrallah are reportedly profoundly against the ideology of Bin Laden and Al Qae
at same year, he met William Poel, who would profoundly alter Monck's career.
ant behavior change that, once initiated, so profoundly alters, displaces, or transforms one's behav
The Gallipoli campaign resonated profoundly among all nations involved.
s is at best highly confusing and, at worst, profoundly anachronistic.
It describes and profoundly analyzes conflicts in the soul.
By profoundly analyzing the family's habits Mackintosh wou
le in North Carolina has influenced his work profoundly, as have his travels to Africa and Southeast
and will not affect the western coastline as profoundly as it will the eastern half, which may cease
s were in the international style but he was profoundly attracted by scenes of inclement weather and
a jealous husband - I know no details but I profoundly believe that there was nothing in the whole
ery impressed by the man, seeing that he was profoundly centered in God, and expected him to recomme
At Harvard Trudeau found himself profoundly challenged as he discovered that his "... le
must make a decision which will nevertheless profoundly change his existence.
he conventions of the comic book industry to profoundly change the fictionalised world in which it i
Professor Millett has profoundly changed Romano-British archaeology by implem
Although he returned to the sea, he was profoundly changed by this spiritual experience, and le
almost killed her, and the scrape with death profoundly changed her whole outlook on life.
omoting socialist, non-Western policies that profoundly changed the course of Ceylonese politics in
a major intellectual centre in which Trudeau profoundly changed.
, the foreign and defense policy of Mongolia profoundly changed: “Maintaining friendly relations wit
r Hammann (DD-412) and carrier Yorktown, and profoundly changing the course of the war.
l, Gossip from the Forest 'is a study of the profoundly civilian and pacific sensibility beleaguered
ers would likely have viewed as alarming and profoundly compromising ... The Bush administration ...
artha Buttall (1627-1676), and found himself profoundly converted.
ra, Caxias was "one of the rare, sincere and profoundly convicted monarchists and friends of the Kin
In her later years she became profoundly deaf and lived alone in Ostend.
Taylor was profoundly deaf and performed on-field communications w
r Stoke-on-Trent South 1966-1992, who became profoundly deaf in 1967 after a routine operation.
x children, at the age of two, Walker became profoundly deaf from a bout with meningitis.
oming one of the first news interpreters for profoundly deaf people.
is an English actor and director who became profoundly deaf as a result of meningitis at the age of
He was profoundly deaf, and Burnley captain Tommy Boyle learne
most wonderful, inspirational teacher ... a profoundly decent and compassionate man ... the sort of
He profoundly developed the College Stanislas de Paris and
Ginn was tireless and profoundly disciplined, however was also rather quiet.
cKitrick conclude, there "was something here profoundly disreputable to the government's good faith
Profoundly dissatisfied with the corporate working envi
He profoundly distrusted all democratic institutions, and
al parliament to pass legislation which will profoundly disturb trade and commerce within the states
Graham is profoundly disturbed by the incident and is referred to
nity's spiritual and ecological future" that profoundly disturbed him.
a gang conflict in this country which I find profoundly disturbing".
tence, allowing humans to fatten rapidly and profoundly during times of feast in order that they mig
The accident profoundly effected the town of Hillcrest Mines, which
ossibilities on the dance floor, pitting the profoundly electronic sequence patterns of Plank and Mo
Its happy and purposeful ethos is based on profoundly embedded principles of and high standards an
The ethnocratic state differs profoundly from the democratic state.
a disability or learning difficulty) and the profoundly gifted.
He leaves the lasting memory of a man profoundly good and warm whose great courtesy was only
His sons' suicides affected Todd profoundly; he admitted to visiting their adjoining gra
09 Arkin's mental health had deteriorated so profoundly he wasn't offered sanctuary in Palau.
their respective decisions in life; and most profoundly, his elderly father, Petar Sr. (George Vosko
nization he knew little about, and which was profoundly hostile to his arrival.
"He lived out that profoundly human vision of priestly ministry in his dev
invariant feature transform (SIFT) which has profoundly impacted object recognition, robotic mapping
is own organizations and community, that has profoundly impacted the state of the Arts in Illinois."
ts/feelings, and abnormal behavior therefore profoundly impacting the child's ability to function an
I think it is profoundly important that we think about both,” Clinton
It is a profoundly important public concern which tests the pub
nistration of okadaic acid has been shown to profoundly increase the secretion of nerve growth facto
Weber would go on to profoundly influence social theory and the remit of soc
enedictines at Painsthorpe in 1906 and being profoundly influence by their abbot Aelred Carlyle.
presence or absence of Christian values may profoundly influence the rise and fall of nations.
He was profoundly influenced by Derozio and that changed the c
He was profoundly influenced by world art: Gaugin, Chardin, an
on sexual medicine and Chinese sexuality has profoundly influenced cultural and social values in Chi
d in his writings that Christian thought was profoundly influenced by neighboring cultures and belie
Astudillo's experiences in the military profoundly influenced his early photography, drawn to s
Alexander's work with the Peace Corps profoundly influenced him, and ignited his career as an
the Great Moghuls captured, consolidated and profoundly influenced control of the vast sub-continent
Fite would be profoundly influenced by the art and architecture of th
This work, which has profoundly influenced liturgical study in England and w
lopment, training numerous analysts who have profoundly influenced the course of psychoanalysis in F
ow, Rosenberg said that she was "totally and profoundly influenced by the revolutionary movements of
s are rooted in 19th century historicism and profoundly influenced by Ludwig Klages and his school f
He profoundly influenced the landscape of Brockton by prov
umber of practical manuals on astrology that profoundly influenced Muslim intellectual history and,
In this regard he was profoundly influenced by the so-called "experimental me
, but Elton's contribution to the debate has profoundly influenced subsequent discussion of Tudor go
uggles, stories and Laws of her people which profoundly influenced her in her daily activities.
r, the founder of Individual Psychology, was profoundly influenced by Vaihinger's theory of useful f
At about that time, Venkatraman was profoundly influenced by his Sanskrit guru Sri Vedam Ve
The river is profoundly influenced by the ocean's tides for over hal
nder Conrad at Halle in the late 1870s, thus profoundly influencing the Harvard University Departmen
ay the guilt of those who murdered Christ, a profoundly insightful interplay of themes (e.g., blood
al-Maghribi was an indefatigable traveller, profoundly interested in geography.
and produced a number of highly imaginative, profoundly mature works in his final years.
ctive, Bodhi Sarkar described the film as "a profoundly mesmerising journey of human sensuality and
to the view that modern evolutionary theory profoundly misconceives the nature of living processes.
linguistic varieties [i.e. as ‘Oji-Cree'] is profoundly misleading in terms of the relative grammati
2008, 'Couleurs exotiques' demonstrated how profoundly modern classical music has been influenced b
ittle, Brown, 2008), "left [her] stunned and profoundly moved."
erely a travel narrative, the book is also a profoundly moving human document, as it details how Pho
f 5 and wrote that Senna is "fascinating and profoundly moving".
ion to the Biblical contours of doctrine are profoundly needed in our day," and that Edwards is in "
of membership in the elect people, and more profoundly, of being in Christ by faith, which is what
not only is simply not true, but is felt as profoundly offensive at least by the Portuguese.
ased in the French Quarter, NOLA Express was profoundly opposed to American imperialism, racism and
n obituary described her as "one of the most profoundly original and technically accomplished of Can
r I was succeeded by his brother Nicholas I. Profoundly Orthodox and patriotic, the new Tsar dislike
approaches of the psychoanalytic project are profoundly patriarchal, anti-feminist, and misogynistic
pher John Watson notes that Innis's work was profoundly political while McLuhan's was not.
But Zadek also understood Pinter's play profoundly: rarely have I seen Pinter's idea that women
Deasy later wrote in his memoirs that he profoundly regretted the death of his former commander
Thukha was profoundly respected for his altruistic attitude and wo
sary to state clearly that the Church, while profoundly respecting the persons in question, cannot a
sca shamanism, which is based in part on the profoundly ritualized consumption of Brugmansia suaveol
Celebrant Father Lucas profoundly said: "He might not have had a full life, bu
ne New York Times critic called it "The most profoundly satisfying screen manipulation of a great no
the role played by the palaeoclimate, which profoundly shaped the existence of Middle Palaeolithic
f Music and Drama Hamburg, Elmar Lampson has profoundly shaped and restructured graduate and undergr
It also sets the character up for his profoundly shattering emotional fall when he is tricked
I was constrained to say, 'Dr Hacohen, I am profoundly shocked that you should preach of other huma
aesthetics (though he is) but because he is profoundly spiritual.
come a little richer they will erect (we are profoundly sure of this) a great monument to these fall
ds hard-edged, modern country-rock with some profoundly tender ballad singing".
epublic of Poland in Karachi Ireneusz Makles profoundly thanked the PAF and especially Air Chief Mar
He inspired the Jain monks to study profoundly the Jain scriptures.
ng and germinating ideas which influenced so profoundly the development of German literature at the
I have rejoiced profoundly to read the Discourse by the Holy Father on
friends and by foes alike; and they remained profoundly unconscious of their danger till the moment
Martinka arrives with Vendulka, who is profoundly unhappy.
ut one to which many of us are bound to feel profoundly uninvited".
licies of the Whig administration made Clark profoundly unpopular among the poor majority.