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... harkens back to the invasion of Jerusalem ; the fast of the fifth month refers to the one observed on the ninth of Av , which harkens back to the destruction of the Holy Temple ; the fast of the seventh month refers to the one observed ...
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... harkens back to Hippocrates and Galen , so any discussion of African medical achievements harkens back to ancient Egypt . Newsome , among others , has shown what a debt Greek medicine owed to the priest - physicians of Egypt . Not only ...
... harkens back to the Persian and Greek practices of tattooing slaves, although on the forehead for public viewing. Tattoos were used to mark one out as part of a disreputable group. The hidden mark also harkens back to earlier traditions ...
... harkens back to Qur'an 2 : 256 . Initially exiled from Egypt , ' Abduh eventually returned to become Mufti of Egypt . Generally considered the most influential of the nineteenth - century Muslim modernists in terms of his impact on ...
... harkens back to Batman's first appearances in comics in the 1940s. Through the bat, Miller aims to skip over the period in the 1960s when Batman became a figure of fun and connect his Batman to the character's original intention—a crime ...
... harkens back to Ralph Tyler (1949) and his classic, Basic Principles of Curriculum and Instruction, in which he declares the triad of curriculum, instruction, and assessment inextricably linked. This seminal piece is still the ...
... harkens back to the Tamil factor contained in the first . Fleshing out the difficulties of the Indian experiment , Dixit ventriloquizes the feelings of an archetypal Tamil from Tamil Nadu : " They felt that if we did not rise in support ...
... harkens back to the pragmatist positions of Justices Oliver Wendell Holmes and Benjamin Cardozo , who both eschewed formal rules in favor of social engineering . " This seems correct ; in addition I would accept Hilary Putnam's ...