- Look up purpose, intention, intentional, intentionally, or
purport in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Purpose is the end for
which something is done...
- An
intention is a
mental state in
which a
person commits themselves to a
course of action.
Having the plan to
visit the zoo
tomorrow is an
example of an...
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outlines a code of
conduct (supposedly)
based on
Toltec teachings that
purport to
improve one’s life. The book was
originally published in 1997 by Amber-Allen...
- The 40
principles of
invention are a
suite of
ideas that
purport to aid in
solving hard
technical problems. The
principles are
based on TRIZ, a theory...
-
Supreme Pontiffs") is a
series of 112 short,
cryptic phrases in
Latin which purport to
predict popes (along with a few antipopes) of the
Catholic Church, beginning...
- The list of lake and
river monsters attested in
worldwide folklore. A
wooden carving of
Nyaminyami An artist's
concept of Storsjöodjuret An artist's concept...
- vs.
golden plates with "reformed Egyptian" inscriptions). Most
other purported similarities,
attested by
various witness affidavits gathered by Doctor...
- negationism,
concerted denial of
claims accepted by
mainstream historians, may
purport to be
historical revisionism but its
methodologies have no
basis in...
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These are
examples of
purported totalitarian regimes. They have been
referred to in an
academic context as "totalitarian", or the
concept of totalitarianism...
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different recipes. Many
commercial products contain secret ingredients purported to make them
better than
competing products. In the
pharmaceutical industry...
