- "declarations of sovereignty" of
movement members, in a
process often known as "
****everation".
Sovereign citizens'
conflicts with
authorities have
occasionally resulted...
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saeta seta,
setose sever- stern, strict,
serious Latin severus ****everate,
****everation, ****verance, ****verant, ****verate, ****veration, ****verative...
- face to face, realize, experience, attain'. A sacca-kiriya is a
solemn ****everation with
regard to the truth,
expressed as a
ritualized speech act. It is...
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attributed to "a
Person of Honour... told with such cir****stances, and such
****everation, that... I
verily believe he that told it to me, did
himself believe...
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effective spiritual power to heal, or protect, of the Sacca-kiriyā, or
****everation of
something quite true is an
aspect of the work
ascribed to the paritta...
- in the
effective power to heal, or protect, of the sacca-kiriya, or
****everation of
something quite true is an
aspect of the work
ascribed to the paritta...
- did
things better. As
Gellately relates, such a
politically oriented ****everation certainly indicates Müller did
indeed have preferences. He was notorious...
- and
Philip Grossman (1965) ISBN 0-300-00846-5 Book 6, The Book of
****everations, B. D.
Klein (1962) ISBN 0-300-00633-0 Book 7, The Book of Agriculture...
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introduce a new subject. In English, it is
sometimes known as the 'and of
****everation'. Wāw
rubba is used to
introduce a noun
followed by a verb phrase. The...
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Swedish Pomerania. On 6
December 1815
Frederick VI of
Denmark issued his
****everation Act (Versicherungsacte)
affirming the
given laws, the
constitution and...
