altering

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• If a party is protected from that pain, the incentive to listen to the public and moderate its candidates or alter its agenda wanes.

• The pandemic altered all the plans and schedules we’ve become accustomed to, and it left confusion in its wake.

• Harvard eventually altered it’s platform via an eventual settlement agreement.

• Over the centuries, as his fame grew, people outside the Middle East altered his name to Algoritmi.

• But, again, no one should expect competitive fairness in this coronavirus-altered season.

• And more trivial modifications like altering bodily odors and promoting a healthy lifestyle.

• He throws every fiber of his being into each performance, altering his posture, elocution, temperament, and more.

• Sex and passion; compulsive, life-changing, soul-altering sex, all to be made more explicit than he had done in the past.

• But Francis has also implied that his hands are tied when it comes to changing doctrine or altering church teachings.

• But a life-altering invasion of personal privacy is nothing like a trip on the steps at the Dolby Theatre.

• The expense of altering the engine, and forking the water to bottom, and proving the mine, will not exceed 1000l.

• Their reason for altering this plan and sending Peter to the School of Jurisprudence has not transpired.