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(121) I have been arguing here for what might be termed appropriate research, analogous to the notion of appropriate technology.

(122) Thus even the notion of genuine choices among alternative candidates can be ambiguous.

(123) The notion of apprenticeship as an almost religious vocation survives best, oddly, in martial arts movies like Bloodsport on Showtime.

(124) This notion is based on the assumption of a perfect financial market, with perfect knowledge and complete certainty about the future.

(125) The other argument deployed against the adversary politics thesis calls into doubt the relevance of the notion itself.

(126) And as this notion made his mouth curve upward in amusement at his optimism, he found what he was searching for.

(127) It is already clear, however, that the notion of acquired distinctiveness is of central importance in discussions of perceptual learning.

(128) Human rights in general and the right to communicate in particular are bound up with the notion of democracy.

(129) Yet this notion was conquered by a stronger urge I could not deny.

(130) The chain made up an organization that was clinging to an outmoded notion of its own uniqueness.

(131) But they have more to lose: their traditional dominance of the field, their lock on the very notion of athleticism.

(132) Wednesday, the Senate is scheduled to consider the balanced-budget amendment, a notion that has been argued for decades.

(133) The assumptions about classical conditioning that are implied by this notion must be rather different from those embodied in the standard model.

(134) And in the longer term it should try to bring back into favour the notion that we all belong to a community.

(135) As a result, the notion is now squirreled away on city planners' charts.

(136) The notion of relative autonomy raises the question of the limits within which the state's autonomy may vary.

(137) The latent thought is the notion that Gloucester may be plotting to murder him - an idea too horrifying to contemplate.

(138) I am against the notion that comedians are loners. However the fact remains that we comedians and character artistes are far more sensitive than heroes. We feel more, observe more, convey more and are easily hurt. With he¬roes it is not the case. They would rather hurt than be hurt. They rarely express what is inside them. Asrani 

(139) Here he challenges the notion that practice is activity and not thought.sentencedict.com/notion.html

(140) Is the notion of a distinct foreign policy arena as obsolete as it is ambiguous?

(141) There are some who dismiss the notion that results from the East will have much effect on California.

(142) It's a vague enough notion, that something unauthorized was then loaded under cover of the dark.

(143) But any notion of a central planning authority, with if not exactly omnipotent powers over other government departments, soon foundered.

(144) The group approach explicitly rejects the notion that a small elite dominates the resource allocation process.

(145) Such accounts dismiss any notion of reproduction and treat consumption as wholly, as opposed to relatively, autonomous.

(146) Black psychologists crushed the notion that child rearing was the same, regardless of cultural background.

(147) Fries's argument is dependent upon the notion of a fixed human lifespan.

(148) Apparently, then, Hegel is extending a notion of full autonomy to the sphere of love-making.

(149) Beyond these formal structures, the folks at Thayer challenge yet one more notion that often shapes the structures of schooling.

(150) Because setting varies enormously, since each watercourse possesses its own unique characteristics, pollution is a highly relative notion.